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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
NotA Scourge examines how electronic computers transform work, arguing machines free humans to pursue new tasks. Gils bert Burek cites refinery and plastics plant examples, asserting automation raises productivity, lowers costs, and creates new roles, ultimately boosting growth rather than causing mass unemployment.
A New Jersey Senator Case urges that senators be questioned like private citizens during congressional committee probes. Citizens wonder why public officials enjoy exemptions while private individuals face inquiry. Case is praised for seeking parity, arguing immunity erodes public trust in representatives.
A column by John Chamberlain imagines how a cautious foreign minister in Ruritania might reevaluate ties with the United States amid recent U S actions. It cites McNamara, Khanh, Laos, and Bundy, arguing shifts could tempt neutrality or wary alliance depending on administration posture and events in Vietnam and Central America.
A concise retrospective notes how Congress and the Supreme Court fought for Black rights since the Civil War era. It traces 13th 14th 15th Amendments, later civil rights acts, and the long struggle against segregation and voting suppression leading up to 1960s protections.
An emcee on KYW Cleveland节目 notes that quitting tobacco restores smell, boosting flavor perception. Dr Crane explains aroma drives most flavor, beyond the four basic tastes. Experiments show blocked nostrils erase apple versus onion and cinnamon versus flour distinctions.
SAL BOYLE highlights a trend where four million Americans hold more than one full time job. The piece notes moonlighting is common among teachers farmers sales postal workers and police and that about one in ten government workers hold a second job. It weaves in quips and trivia on diverse topics from history to daily life, illustrating a magazine style miscellany.
A mixed page fragment covers devotional prayer lines and local notes. It recalls Job 32:8 and asks to memorize Scripture, with a brief prayer for living as a demonstration of Christ’s presence. It then sketches aging anecdotes about Cole Mackey, Dr Windship’s lifting feats, Muscatine summer prospects, and past local events including visits and birthdays.
Readers ask Abby for fresh questions to ask air travel staff and how to handle requesting second medical opinions. Advice covers not accusing doctors, how to transfer records, and the discretion needed when changing physicians.
A deciphering puzzle from the Daily Cryptoquote hints that one letter maps to another. It mentions using long words and letter patterns to crack the code and references a Saturday quote by WTCERR RIPUWIU and a Demagogue line.
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