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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
4
A retail industry executive argues against expanded government controls noting that a professional bureaucracy already governs from appointed posts. He asserts customers hold greater power than any board, and that the system includes inherent consumer protection without bureaucratic dictates on prices or choices.
An Ames Iowa State University scientist is reported to have developed a wall board from corncobs, a currently discarded by product. The 1963 corncob production totaled six million tons with only three percent used. Further refinements are needed to make the venture commercially practical.
Jon Chamberlain critiques contagion theory as writers blame the CIA for the Bay of Pigs defeat. He cites Richard Bissell and book authors Wise and Ross, arguing the real fault lies in national will and Washington’s stance rather than CIA planning or air power.
The notice lists subscription options for The Muscatine Journal with daily and weekly delivery terms, pricing for in-town and mail subscriptions, and periods including daily, yearly, and mail rates, in a vintage newspaper style. It references Vermito Ludgeriders and carvice delivery and shows prices around twenty dollars for yearly mail subscriptions.
Iowa State University survey of 425 residents yielded 220 responses. Homeowners dominated. most shoppers bought men and women clothing in Muscatine, with weaker demand for children’s wear. Traffic, parking, hours, restrooms, and store appearance surfaced as key issues influencing downtown shopping behavior.
New York columnist offers examples of double talk letters and responses for polite conversation. Quotes illustrate masking truth with opposite statements, sarcasm, and social wit to appear sincere while avoiding plain honesty in society and business.
Dr Crane and radio host discuss Krebiozen a horse serum cancer treatment amid AMA opposition. Claims include alleged fabrication in 100 patient reports and political pressure to discredit the drug. Also notes Jupiter’s longer rotation period by 42 seconds per epoch.
A short church prayer asks for humility modeled on Jesus Christ. It thanks God for the example of humility and seeks strength to follow it in deeds, in Jesus name.
A compact recap of past era items, noting regimental counts and camp totals from years ago, a church school picnic planned for Tuesday, and a shooting incident update on Wiltori boy. It also mentions a 50 year ago music convention with Myrtle Elwyn at Orpheum, a 25 year ago student essay prize, and a 10 year ago local gas spill incident on Grandview Ave.
In a Dear Abby style note, a mother reports her 1 year old son allegedly struck by another child, prompting a parental beating. Abby warns never hit a girl and discusses self defense realities and fair play. The column also covers a Mexico divorce by proxy and a bigamy warning. A hospital visitor etiquette letter questions crowding at a newborn’s bedside and Abby’s nurse-rule limits.
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