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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
An Iowa bill seeks to ease senior tax burdens by freezing homestead property taxes after age 65 if income falls below 3000. It would also allow repairs and improvements up to 1000 in value every five years without tax increases. Supporters call it sensible though the income limit may be seen as too low.
James Kilpatrick argues the Presidents peace principles for the Middle East show how idealism yields to power. He cites Truman Hiroshima Khrushchev 1956 and Israel's dangers, urging force if injustices persist, noting world law cannot outrun national self interest.
Last evening the First M E church discussed material upgrades including a pipe organ a new furnace and roof work with an estimated cost around 7 000 dollars. The plan aims to enhance the church building and provide better facilities for worship and parish activities.
Washington AP reports that President Johnson faces strong opposition to his civil rights program as riots, shootings, and inflammatory speeches fuel Senate resistance. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield cites mob behavior as an obstacle, while Dirksen blocks open housing provisions amid a hostile election-year climate and a Congress wary of sweeping reforms.
See We Want Peace limited discrimination to about 40 percent of housing units. Dirksen called it unconstitutional and an invasion of private rights, drawing echoes nationwide. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. labeled Dirksen a hypocrite. Senator James C. Eastland, long an anti civil rights voice, again opposes this year’s bill.
Dr Molner explains gallstones form when bile concentrates in the gall bladder. Small stones may pass to the intestine, large or mid sized can lodge or require surgery. Removal does not stop bile flow from liver, and eating in moderation with regular meals helps those without a gall bladder. The column also covers tranquilizers habit risk and a note on transmittable pancreatitis.
New York AP profile of George Peppard discusses his reluctance toward fame, preference for privacy, and solitary hobbies. It covers his ranch plans in northern California, career path from Purdue and the Marines to Broadway, and his early jobs while pursuing acting. The piece traces his introverted personality and desire to balance work with personal pursuits.
A prayer asking for closeness to God through Christ, requesting mercy and grace to keep lines of understanding with the divine. It thanks the Lord for the opportunity to approach through prayer and ends with an Amen.
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