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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

2

Iowa parental responsibility law targets vandalism

Law signed by Governor Ray makes parents liable up to 2000 dollars for damages caused by children under 18 living at home. University of Iowa professors Fahr and Scheer doubt it will deter vandalism, arguing root causes lie in parental socialization and that legal edicts cannot create responsibility. They suggest it may raise parental awareness but not solve juvenile delinquency.

Iowa Ray University of Iowa Samuel M. Fahr College of Law Lowell A. Scheer Fahr Scheer

Law and order vote shapes New York mayoral race

The piece argues Mayor Lindsay can still win in November on the Liberal line if conservatives split votes between Proccassino and Marchi. It notes Marchi’s edge as the sole candidate on two party lines and discusses NY Conservative strength, Nixon’s national mandate, and likely vote splits among Italian and conservative blocs. It cites atomic energy and diet survival trivia for context.

New York John Lindsay City Hall Mario A. Proccaccino John J. Marchi Lindsay Marchi Northeast Jacob Javits Charles Goodell New York City New York State Manhattan America Manhattan Island Greater The Times the Post Sam Yorty Los Angeles Minneapolis Buffalo Atlantic Ocean Tidewater Richard M. Nixon Queens Brooklyn Mario Proceaccine John Marchi Bill Buckley Procassino

Black-Eyed Pea Declares Itself Soul Food Supreme

In a humorous manifesto Dr Kilpatrick proclaims the black eyed pea as soul food above social status. He traces its world reach from creation to Columbus and John Smith planting in Virginia, praising its role across classes and regions and urging unity among eaters of the noble legume.

Washington Richmond Yazoo River Fifth Avenue United States Grover Cleveland Warren Harding Baghdad Moses Caesar Columbus da Gama de Soto Cortez New World John Smith Virginia George Bagby

Growth Questions and Gall Bladder Advice From Dr Thosteson

Readers ask about boosting height with iodine or vitamins and stopping growth. Dr Thosteson says no vitamin can spur growth and warns against iodine in milk. He notes heredity largely sets height and growth can occur in spurts over years. He also addresses gall bladder surgery risks and recommends timely operation for gallstone patients.

Beast in a white shirt

A dated AP piece mocks how marriage strips away romance, revealing the true selfish habit of men once called Prince Charming. The story contrasts courtship fantasies with daily life as a wife reflects on a husband who becomes lazy, critical, and oblivious, a “beast” after marriage.

New York Prince Charming

Graduation Exercises at Tremont Hall Tonight

Our yesterdays recall graduation exercises at Tremont Hall this evening with Prof. A S Kissel delivering the address. The item notes a 100 years ago remembrance of the event and the speaker.

Tremont Hall A. S. Kissel

Today in history highlights and past events list

On this June 24 date in 1969 several events are recalled including the 1948 airlift to West Berlin and the 1520 entry of Hernando Cortes into Mexico City. Other items note the 1795 Jay Treaty approval, 180 World War I armistice, and later notes on the Dutch royal family, Hitler’s banner, Dewey’s nomination, and Klaus Fuchs.

Associated Press West Berlin U.S City Hernando Cortez Mexico City U.S. Senate England Marshall Henri Philippe Petain Italy United States Adolph Hitler Moscow Philadelphia New York Thomas E. Dewey Klaus Fuchs East Germany Britain Lyndon B. Johnson Washington George Papandreou Cyprus Congress

Prayer homage to sacred scriptures and Jesus Christ

A devotional prayer praising the holy scriptures and their truth. It thanks God for surrendered lives who contributed to the Bible and for the revelation of God in Jesus Christ. The prayer seeks recognition of truth and timeliness and closes in Jesus name.

Father God Jesus

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