Nehrus push to trim aid sparks India debate
Senate panel cut about 200 million from Kennedy aid plan for India amid criticism of New Delhis growing military build up and Goa seizure. Nehru in parliament warned that U S Britain anti India stance exists and vowed India would buy aircraft regardless of aid threats. Budget deficit insight makes a few million cuts appealing to taxpayers.
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U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
India
Sen
Symington
Missouri
Nehru
United States
Britain
Not an Emotional Outlet for Newlyweds Motor Car Procession
The piece questions whether friends should organize a motor car caravan with horns to celebrate a marriage. It warns the horn should be a safety signaling device, not an emotional outlet, and cautions against excessive display.
Clothes and human nature in a conservative view
Letter from Miss Phyllis Flynn defends personal choice in dress while arguing clothes reflect a life stance. The writer counters by asserting wrapping matters and notes Beatniks in summer, Carlyle references, and contrasts between modern attire and enduring human relationships. The piece expands to broader conservative philosophy on growth and change.
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Phyllis Flynn
Miss Flyen
Carlyle
Miss Flynn
Pavillon
Tan
Earth
A Lesson in the Estes Case and Bureaucratic Bounds
Iowa City Press Citizens reflect on the Estes case noting how overgrown regulations blur right and wrong and threaten free government as bureaucracy tangled in complex rules. The piece warns of government overreach and the danger to civic liberty.
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ESTES
Iowa
City Press Citizens
Muscatine Journal masthead and imprint fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead from The Muscatine Journal listing publisher editor and staff roles, advertising and circulation notes, carrier and mail delivery details, and office hours with typographical errors.
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Harold J. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Margaret Griffith
Mer
Carl Walter
Adv
Strike of Flight Engineers Puts Kennedy on Hot Spot
Washington columnist Raymond Crowley weighs the Kennedy administration's dilemma as flight engineers strike. He notes the legal framework, the president’s balancing act between labor and management, and the risk to freedom of action and public welfare. He analyzes potential political charges if Congress acts or if he grants concessions.
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Kennedy
Raymond A. Crowley
Washington
Aoe
Anary
United States
Congress
Stas
Remembering Names The Easy Way from The Worry Clinic
A compact guide explains that forgetting names stems from motivation and memory systems, not brain failure. It recommends clear sensory impressions, double exposure through sight and sound, immediate usage, and cross indexing names with associations like colors or places to boost recall. It cites James A Farley as an example and offers a paid bulletin for more tips.
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James J
Dr. Crane
la Dagnonie
James A. Farley
Wien
Fim
Mr. Brown
Misa Smith
Deeds Recorded and Property Transfers List
Deeds recorded show Ernest Eand and Florence De Ross transferring to Jerry and Batty De Witt a tract in section 10 762W Maude Cutler to Maude and Jack M Cutler lot 1 and part of lot 2 block 18 A Smalleys third addition to South Muscatine Ethel LaMoyne Discus to Frank D Sigsworth lot 4 block 24 First addition to Stockton A chimpanzee exhibits skeletal muscular and nervous systems far from those of man.
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Ernest Eand
Florence de Ross
Jerry
Batty de Witt
Maude Cutler
Maude
Jack M. Cutler
A. Smalley
Muscatine
Ethel LaMoyne
Frank D. Sigsworth
Stockton
Science Aims To Ease Task Of Housewives
A late 1950s column by Y Hal Boyle highlights science easing home life with ideas like remote controlled cooking via a car transmitter. It also notes world population passing 3 billion, finds humor in quirky facts about footwear, marriages, education, appliances, and memory, all in a lively New York feature style.
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Y Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
Leverne Buich Kuhr
Sam
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragments and Reader Queries
A collage of Abigails Dear Abby letters and readers notes including concerned parents about a daughter-in-law, a husband irked by a wife reading the paper, a person with a skin condition resisting doctors, and a snoring husband complaint. The page invites replies and offers Abby’s guidance and publication details.
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Abby
Harold Dar
Harold
Our Yesterdays and Notable Local Moments Across Decades
A compact chronicle from past columns recounts Col J B Thomas presiding over a Democratic state convention in Buchanan county, a Dubuque hotel health toast to a notable figure, and a Varied lineup of alumni, sports luminaries, and community events spanning 25 to 100 years ago with names like Essanay Films, Montezuma, and local clubs and memorials.
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J. B. Thomas
Buchanan County
Davin
Dubuque
St. Mathias
Paul D Qgilvie
West Fifth Street
Academy of Fine Arts of
Chicago
Ill
Essanay Films Company of
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Bernard H. Eversmeyer
Atty
F. W. Eversmeyer
East Fulhfarm
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Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
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Hollywood
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Mary Wilson Little
U. & Youngstors
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Highway 66
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Samuel Johnson
Abigail
van Buren
Inlaw
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Harry
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