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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1968

Page

2

Annual Sessions Debate In Iowa Legislature

The Towans urge voters to oppose annual sessions in the Nov. 5 general election. They warn longer annual sessions risk centralized power and a shrunk pool of citizen lawmakers while stressing recent tax battles and a 3 percent sales tax package and 8 percent tax on new construction. They argue annual sessions would push state government away from the people.

Towans Iowa Hughes Executive Branch

Making Real the Force of Words

John Chamberlain argues that peace talks with North Vietnam require the option to threaten force. He says Harriman and Vance lack plenipotentiary power and urges a freer White House mandate to back diplomacy with military threat if needed. He notes election politics shape decisions and calls for stronger liaison with advocacy groups to maintain US power.

John Chamberlain New York Charles Turner Joy Korea Averell Harriman Cyrus Vance Paris Admiral Joy Harriman William Randolph Hearst Jr Hanoi Saigon Lyndon Johnson White House Ho Chi Minh Johnson U.S Hampshire Humphrey Forces of Freedom Southeast Asia Richard Nixon Paul Douglas Citizens For Peace With Freedom Vietnam Douglas Harry Truman Dwight Eisenhower Ambassador Harriman

No Progress From Violence by Crosby S. Noyes

Washington columnist Crosby S. Noyes argues violence is mistaken as a path to progress. He cites Columbia University riots and gun laws, warning that violence undermines reform and risks provoking repression, while urging adherence to democratic methods for lasting change.

Crosby S. Noyes Washington Columbia University Columbia

Coughs in Heart Failure Look to Fluid Removal

A reader asks about a persistent cough with congestive heart failure. Dr. Molner explains the cough stems from lung fluid buildup, not throat irritation, and diuretic treatment alongside digitalis is often needed. Seek medical advice, and chest X ray can help assess the condition.

Dr. Molner Digitalis

Letters to the Editor Praise and Complaint on Roadwork

A reader congratulates the highway department for a Grandview and Hershey corner project calling it art while noting trucks struggle to make the southbound turn. The writer criticizes a proposed forty dollar car registration fee to fund more such work and increase backaches.

Highway Department Grandview Ave Hershey

The Charm Bracelet of Time Retold in Quiet Memories

The piece reflects on aging memory as a charm bracelet of time, recalling past routines and social norms. It contrasts youthful porch freedoms with midlife routines and humorously notes changes in money, courting, and cultural references from earlier American life.

New York

Recurrent city thefts target fruit patches

A brief archival note reports ongoing petty thefts by youths in the city, targeting strawberry patches, currants, and cherry trees, with losses described as their front. The item reflects a recurring concern about local crime from years past.

This Day in History Highlights from 1915 to 1968

A June 18 history roundup cites Napoleons defeat at Waterloo in 1815 and other events: Philadelphia evacuated in 1778, U S declares war in 1812, Hitler signs naval pact in 1935, Cherbourg captured in 1940, Archibald Wavell named viceroy in 143, Naguib Egypt republic in 1933, Eisenhowers 1958 remark on Sherman Adams, cardinals near conclave in 1963, Pope Paul VI calls for reconciliation after Israel-Arab tensions in 1969.

Associated Press Napoleon Bonaparte Waterloo Philadelphia Delaware New Jersey United States Britain Adolf Hitler Cherbourg Archibald Wavell India Egypt Mohammed Naguib Dwight D. Eisenhower Sherman Adams Adams Vatican John XXIII Paul VI Israel

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