Letter to Aunt Sadie on fluoridation debate at Muscatine Journal
Gil Dietz responds to a letter accusing fluoridation information as false. He corrects a Michigan moratorium claim, notes committee findings, and cites authorities like AMA and ADA. He mentions a missing brother and reports a two week vacation. He invites further checks on the letter’s statements.
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Budget cutting bill hides true cost say critics
Comment from Oregonian notes the budget cutting bill adds to debt by selling 4.2 billion in government loan shares to big investors. Proceeds offset a projected 1966 67 deficit but incur higher interest and about 14 million extra annual cost. Medicare expansion and war demands strain medical staffing and costs.
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De Gaulle in Moscow Reaches for European Settlement
The New York Times notes General de Gaulle’s Moscow visit echoes his 1944 appeal to Stalin for a direct French Soviet entente and a broad European settlement. He previously urged Churchill for a French British peace accord, claiming the US and Russia could not object if both sides agreed.
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Welfare Failure and Inflation Pinch Across States
Clayton and Osage News summarize rising public welfare costs, with 7 million Americans on aid, and inflation pressures hitting farmers and industry. The piece questions welfare’s success in rehabilitating individuals while blaming government policies for price increases.
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Our Yesterdays and Historic Notices Reach Excerpts
A compact digest notes ships America and Charley Cheever due tonight and afternoon from St Louis, plus a 30 year projection urging patriotic defiance and flag display as youths head to the front. It mentions R McNutt as mayor, a 76th anniversary banquet at Hotel Muscatine, Huttig Manufacturing Co workers, and civic society meetings. Joe Maher elected VFW Iowa commander in Des Moines, succeeding Edgar McConnell.
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Shriver Kennedys Clash Over Poverty Policy at Hearing
A Senate Labor subcommittee hearing showcased Sargent Shriver and Kennedy allies advocating the War on Poverty while Murphy from California pressed for reform and questioned cost. The clash highlighted differing approaches to aid, self-reliance, and the reach of federal programs amid a chorus of long-standing debates.
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Letters to the Editor Attack Fluoridation Claims Muscatine
The letter accuses local reporters of bias and argues against water fluoridation. It cites past public opposition, petitions, and council actions, alleging extensive funding from aluminum interests and widespread evidence that fluoride is harmful. The author warns of a “greatest hoax” and urges informed public ballots.
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Daily Across I Fellow Five Maple or elm
Across clues merge into a cryptic style list with numbers and partial answers. The fragment mentions wall site circa 1600 and scattered items such as ripen, exist, revolve, and various clues including fish, electrode, edging, and French painter. No coherent full entry present.
The Daily Prayer on God’s Wisdom and Guidance
A devotional prayer invokes Romans 11:33 to praise God’s wisdom and riches. The speaker asks for sight to see His works, understanding to grow in knowledge, and a heart opened to love, protection, and service through Christ.
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Abraham the introverted patriarch in combat tale
The text portrays Abraham, originally Abram, as an introvert and firstborn who funds his own needs and resists others' claims. It recounts his saving Lot from capture with 318 servants, then refuses any booty when thanked by the king of Sodom.
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The Matty Clinic by George W. G. Crane
A compact reflection on Abraham and Lot, drawing from Genesis to illustrate self reliance and virtue. The piece contrasts Saboms Gomorrah’s destruction with Abraham’s restraint, noting Lot as the lone righteous inhabitant and referencing biblical intercessions and repeated misuses of marital protection.
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