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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1966

Page

4

Muscatine Journal faces in 1966 publication details

The Muscatine Journal, a Lee newspaper, lists staff and offices in a June 7 1966 issue. Publisher H L Nelson assistant Margaret Griffith business manager William Fahy. Editor Walter Russell managing editor Gilbert Dietz. Adv director Carl Walter circulation manager Edwin Walwer. Established 1840.

H. L. Nelson Margaret Griffith William Fahy Walter Russell Gilbert Dietz Carl Walter Edwin Walwer Mgr

Astronauts Stafford and Cernan Sail Through Jinxes to Fame

Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan of Gemini 9 returned safely to the Atlantic aboard the USS Wasp after a three day orbital flight. They overcame multiple delays and a frosted face mask during a long space walk, landing within a half mile of the target. The crew’s safe splashdown preserves America’s record of returning astronauts from space and offers data to improve future missions.

Thomas P. Stafford Eugene A. Cernan Globe Atlantic Wasp Cernan Earth Stafford America

A Conservative View It's a Long Way From Selma to Civil Rights

James J. Kilpatrick reviews the White House Conference on Civil Rights, noting its polished, bureaucratic atmosphere, lack of dissent, and unanimous resolutions. He highlights the shift from a color blind ideal to color conscious planning and predicts strong federal action in education and civil rights policy.

Selma James J. Kilpatrick Washington Ala Sheraton Hotel White House McKissick Viet Nam East St. Louis Clarksdale SNCC Stokely Carmichael Watts Congress

Local notices and obituaries from Tipton and Muscatine area

Nine years ago Mayer and Brothers cigar store moved to Second Street near Papoose bridge and was being prepared in fine style. Public school patriotic services including Bible reading and flag raising discussed by school board. Women’s Relief Corps and Zion Lutheran activities noted. Tipton auto dealer Clifford W. Laubscher died in a crash southeast of Tipton. Muscatine Elks Chants to perform ninth annual concert at Muscatine High School auditorium June 14 and 15.

Mayer and Brothers Second Street Papoose Bridge Board of Education Loyal Order of Orangemen Muscadine Ministerial Association Baraca The Baptist Church Women's Relief Corps City Hall Tipton Clifford W. Laubscher Grandview Daily Vacation Bible School Muscatine

Wounding of Meredith Boosts LBJ Civil Rights Push

Washington AP reports the shooting of James H Meredith on a Mississippi highway intensifies calls for new federal civil rights legislation. President Johnson frames the attack as a test of national will, arguing violence undermines justice and democratic participation for African Americans and civil rights workers. The incident raises fears of further retaliation and highlights the risk that rights secured may be violently denied by a vocal minority.

Mississippi Meredith Johnson Con Gress

Romney Faces Eastern Label at 1968 GOP Convention

The 1968 Republican convention hinges on whether delegates view Michigan governor George Romney as eastern or western. Romney’s anti GM stance and calls to break up the car giant shaped his image, while Nixon remains a national figure with cross region appeal. The party trend favors western and southern strength, and Romney risks losing votes if tagged eastern.

Romney Michigan Nixon Ronald Reagan California George Romney

Dear Abby and Readers on Quiet Salon Talk and Life Choices

A collage of reader questions and answers covers wanting silence in hair salons, a wife resisting a move for her husband’s job, and a humorous plea from a man seeking a hearty, well fed partner. The column blends practical advice with sharp humor and candid social notes.

Abigail van Buren Abby

He Likes His Wooden Boat

Port Washington letters describe wooden boats versus fiberglass, praising the craft and labor of restoring an old wooden boat. The writer recounts scrapers, varnish, and yard days, noting the satisfaction of a bright Argo and the sense of a quiet, sunlit boatyard.

Joe Wingport Washington, N.Y

Prayer on Love and Daily Witness

A devotional prayer urging readers to live true love and understanding through actions rather than words. The anonymous verse cites Corinthians 13:1 and asks Heavenly Father for guidance to embody Christlike witness in daily life.

Heavenly Father Christ Anon

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