Water Costs Rise With Urban Growth Strains
Muscatine faces higher water and sewer costs as projects advance to straighten Mad Creek and improve sewage purification before discharging into the Mississippi. Residents pay extra for water to finance improvements while nationwide attention notes rising prices due to higher construction costs and rapid plant expansion.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Mediapolis
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Muscatine
Mad Creek
Mississippi River
Wall Street Journal
Names Stir No Storm In Miami Weather Names Hurricanes
Miami reports the hurricane season begins July 15 with the Weather Bureau ready to name storms. Arlene through Wallis are listed, all feminine, totaling 21 potential storms. The practice prompts no explained reason and has faced some opposition from organized women’s groups.
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Miami
Weather Bureau
Arlene
Wallis
Faulty Governmental Practices Hamper Food Production
A long critique argues that flawed governance blocks scientific agriculture and birth control diffusion. It links India's, China's, Cuba's, Japan's, and Formosa's outcomes to respect for human nature and voluntary action, warning against utopian planning and forced policies. It cites Argentina's talent drain and visa exodus as evidence of misgovernance and food insecurity driven by improper rule.
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Nehru
China
Man Tsotung
Cuba
Castro
Che” Guevara
Japan
Formosa
Muscatine Journal masthead and contact details
The Daily Journal announces its Muscatine Iowa publication details, including AP affiliation, staff roles, advertising contacts, delivery options, and subscription rates. It outlines daily delivery in town and mail rates within and beyond Muscatine, with office hours and special delivery service information.
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He Associated Press
Associated Press
AP News
Iowa Daily Press Association
Des Moines News
Welepnona
Siners
Dann
Dial
Outlook Dim for Accomplishments in New Test Ban Effort
James Marlow reports that Kennedy’s move toward a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union mirrors past attempts and is unlikely to yield significant results. New talks aimed at early agreement begin in mid July, with insistence on inspections and a pledge not to test in the atmosphere unless others do.
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James ‘Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
American University
White House
Ales
Xermedy
Shrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Warheck Ting
Undusgsca
United States
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Kennerly
Marcmillan
Januay
Mide
Wives and Husbands Clash in Sunday Morning Banter
A Hopkins Syndicate column mocks wives for delaying to dress for church while urging better time use at home. It cites Dr Crane on marital tensions and lampoons male impatience, then shifts to a future note about electricians. An estimated 225,000 electricians will be needed by 1870, with current apprenticeships supplying 70,000.
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Dei5
Hal
Dr. Crane
Tam Jett
Jon
Crane
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Prayer for Today From The Upper Rooms Mi
Awake to righteousness and sin not. Lord we thank thy holy word. May daily reading increase faith and trust in thy promises. Help us overcome fears and possess assurance and peace. Discipline our lives to serve thee for Jesus sake Amen.
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Jesus
Our Yesterdays Highlights Old Muscatine Bits
A collage of scattered historic notes from Muscatine recounts past events. Mentions a druggist Dougherty shipping to New York, a dog stealing a roast at Charter Oak stove show, playground restrictions on Oak Street, an entry attempt at Cornelizus Candle on East Second Street, and a Muscatine Elks gathering with socialized medicine debate. Also notes a Fulbright scholarship for Jonas Miller and two Muscatine service members headed to California training.
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Oak Street
East Second Street
Lake
Dude D. Jackson
Musine County
Aluscatine Elks
Yiveunion
Muscatine
Jonas Miller
Richard Bourn
Wapello
University of Adds
South Central Australis
Pet
Daniel Thompson
Pet Paul Soayassink
California
Mama’s sharp wit steadies optimism amid rheumatism
In Mansas City, a widow with five grown children shares pithy maxims from her kitchen throne. She jokes about doctors, praises aspirin and a heating pad, and finds silver linings in hardship. She reads daily papers, notes life’s excess, and believes the world remains decent if you keep sense.
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Abigails Advice On Motherhood And Prom Etiquette
Dear Abby addresses readers on adopting to become a mother, praise for nonbiological mothers, and the emotional impact of gifts on Mother's Day. Also discusses how long a senior should wait for an answer to a prom invitation, noting a 24 to 72 hour window before a suitor may feel rejected.
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Abby
Maxine
Phil
Pinkey
Hvar
Daily Cryptogram Quote Puzzle Preview
A cryptogram puzzle shows a substitution cipher with hints about letter mapping. The sample reveals how A stands for a letter used three times and X stands for two Os, with the full quotation asking a question about human relations. Yesterday's solved quote references Arnold Toynbee and religion as the solution to relationship problems.
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Arnold Toynbee
Bing Features Syndicate, Inc
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