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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
4
Linda Zimmer, 19, a college student, was chosen by judges as Miss Muscatine 1966 and will represent Muscatine in the Miss Iowa pageant next month in Davenport. The Muscatine Jaycees are credited for organizing the local event and its success.
A Maine service club offered a penny per beverage can collected to fund cleanup before summer tourists arrive. Youths turned in 50 620 cans valued at $560, boosting club funds while highlighting highway litter costs. The piece urges motorists to use litter bags and barrels to curb debris.
In the Washington view, Georgia’s Howard H. Callaway plans a formal GOP gubernatorial bid within weeks. He projects a Southern Republican surge, aiming to win Georgia and possibly four congressional seats, energized by a generational conservative shift and a contrast with Democratic welfare-state drift.
Mr Annewalt is in the city to arrange for publishing a city directory contingent on subscriptions and advertisements. Organizers express hope for sufficient support and anticipate success.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that suspects must be informed of rights before questioning. Rules include right to remain silent, to consult an attorney, and that counsel will be provided if unaffordable. Suspects may waive after knowingly and intelligently, but may stop questioning at any time. Dissent by Justice Harlan warned of harmful consequences and uncertain impact on crime solving.
Dr. Crane recalls Melvin Jones founding Lions International and addressing the Gold Coast Lions Club of Chicago. He notes Jones’s dinner exchange, the role of business elites in wartime factory conversion, and a five minute Book Tithe Test on influencing by printed words as Jones begins the controversial argument.
A publisher backs the controversial title Controversy, which sells only 100 copies in a year, while the alternate title How to Argue Logically could move 30,000 copies. The speaker notes the broader cost of poor diction across professions, from politicians and clergy to doctors and teachers, and urges using clear language to connect with audiences.
Abigail Van Buren dispenses the usual Dear Abby guidance on domestic frictions. A 77 year old husband’s impulsive kissing prompts a long‑term complaint, a neighbor’s petty gift exchange sparks a moral lesson, and seating wedding guests prompts a light-hearted complaint about party etiquette.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle jokes about reader complaints and the pressure of writing daily pieces. He recalls questions from readers about Vietnam, originality, and the boss calling for substitute columns. The humor centers on mistaken identities and expectations for funny essays.
A religious prayer recalling that God the Father provides good gifts to those who ask and asking for daily gratitude and generosity in Jesus name. The prayer emphasizes childlike trust, remembrance of divine care, and blessing shared with others.
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