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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
4
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Delyte W. Morris of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale warned students after several nights of sidewalk protests that drew police. Those arrested or who refused to clear streets after warnings faced automatic expulsion from the university. No copyright on the idea is claimed.
A local court fined a person $100 plus costs for disturbing the peace with unwanted telephone calls. The article notes the telephone, once a convenience, can annoy when misused and underscores a public deterrent against such behavior.
Balaguer’s landslide win at 58 percent signals a vindication of Lyndon Johnson amid critics from both ends. The Dominican Republic election curbed fears of a Bosch-led regime and supports a stable, moderate path, with U.S. influence pivots tied to disarming Castroite and communist elements.
A compact column recalls local events from years past including weather, charity drives, obituaries and weddings. Notable items mention Melphine Ladies Aid, defense fund drives with Frank Drake and W E Downer, the death of Sister Rosetta, and a 1955 56 dental honor roll rise announced by school nurse Mrs Louise Gantenbein.
Washington AP reports Nikita Khrushchev, 72, voting in Moscow, publicly unseen since last year. Once the top leader, he lives in pensioned obscurity while his era reshaped Soviet life and global Cold War dynamics, tempering fear and pushing China and satellites toward reevaluation.
A collection of pithy items and statistics from Hal Boyle's mail bag column. It covers American health trends, longevity counts, cosmetic science, consumer timing, driving licenses, economic notes, and quirky observations on daily life and government spending.
Dr. Crane argues that ad copy quality varies and headlines must balance brevity with human interest. He notes shorter titles can drive actions only if other factors are equal, and longer headings may outperform when they add meaningful context and appeal.
Col Knox promoted Ten O Clock for nationwide ads but sold only 2,000 copies. What Art Should Mean to You moved 9,000 copies, showing dynamic meaning beats static appeal in newspapers. The exchange reveals readers respond to revived buying habits over vague taglines.
A reader denounces a mislaid check requiring a stop payment fee of one dollar after a year of waiting for payment. Abby responds that stinginess comes naturally to some, while another letter challenges the use of foreigner labels for American Indians, and a third remark playfully questions who can claim native status given 13,000 years of residence.
Dolores Hoben of Muscatine Ia commends the proposed Peppermint Lounge as a needed youth facility. She notes positive experiences as a YMCA youth center hostess and urges an adult supervisor and caring program to aid young people. The letter emphasizes community support for youth guidance.
The Daily Prayer includes a misquoted verse from Matthew 21 22 RSV highlighting faith. A petitioner named Armen asks for stronger faith to draw nearer to God and to reflect His will through daily life in Jesus name.
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