Piggyback Rail Transport Gains ICC Endorsement
Since 1938 U S railroads have moved freight on highway trailers loaded onto flat cars in a practice called piggyback service. The Interstate Commerce Commission has given its blessing to a two phase plan allowing shipper funded trailers or railroad provided equipment. The move aims to recapture traffic lost to trucking and strengthen railroads as partners in national transport.
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Muscatine
James Hoffa
Terstate Commerce Commission
IGG
ICC
National Transportation Sysem
Lowans in Space Race Boost as Iowa Satellite Leads
Iowa university built and equipped satellite under Dr James Van Allen, aiding outer space study. Nuclear powered craft carries two radios and instruments to study radiation. Captures 43rd US satellite launch, a sign of national progress in peaceful space research with Iowa pride.
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Iowa University
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van Allen
New York City Race May Shape Presidential Prospects
George analyzes New York City politics amid Democratic infighting and party factions. He notes La Guardia’s multi party appeal, Wagner’s tenure, Liberal party influence, Buckley’s stance, and Lefkowicz’s mayoral bid with Rockefeller backing. A third party anti Wagner split could swing 1961 NYC toward Kennedy’s rivals or Rockefeller’s national bid in 1964.
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New York
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the & Stow
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Stuart Symington Synch
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Charles Buckley
Kenedy
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Democratic Party
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Reform
anti-Kennedy
Tl Lefkowitz
Washington
Albany
City Hall
Nelson Rockfeller
Advertising Rates and Publication Details for The Daily Journal
The Muscatine Journal notice lists advertising reps Jatin and Kelly Inc with Chicago New York Detroit Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco, explains daily and weekly subscription rates under 50 miles and over, mentions mail subscription prices, delivery times, and hours. Includes publisher Harold L. Nelson editor Walter Russell business manager Robert Bauer and other staff, and notes on Associated Press and Daily Press Association memberships.
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Muscatine
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Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Diptz
Edwin Walwer
Igaret Griffith
Mgr
Carl Walter
Adj
NLD
Kennedy Rusk Seek Calm Diplomacy Over Berlin Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and President Kennedy avoid saber rattling as they assess Berlin tensions. The pair hint at patient talks with the Soviet Union, noting past crises without committing to firm actions while defense planners prepare options for a potential Berlin showdown.
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Berlin
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
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Lakin
Cook
Iin
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Atv
Pentagon Wrale
Defense Department
Worry Clinic Essay Warns Adults Not To Image Children
Dr Crane denounces public figures such as educators clergy doctors and scientists for appearing in pictures with tobacco or alcohol, arguing such images mislead children about morality and crime. He urges adults to model consistent behavior and keep private any rule breaking to protect youth.
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Henry
Crane
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Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Ways to Make Friends Abroad By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE offers light guidance for Americans traveling overseas, stressing humility, listening, and avoiding bragging. He gives humorous examples across Britain France and Russia of how locals perceive brash remarks and cultural missteps, and urges polite, respectful exchanges to earn goodwill abroad.
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Hal Boyle
Debates Over Daughter's Dancing Career Stir Family Concerns
Abigail Van Buren addresses reader worries about a 23 year old daughter who trained in ballet and dance, now works in the city but keeps her whereabouts private. Parents fear a “girlie show” and debate pushing or letting go, while other letters discuss recipes, name usage after divorce, and wedding guidance.
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Abby
Bubbles
George
George Smith
Georgis Smith
Fragmented reminiscences mix with local notes across years
A cluttered collage recalls a Burlington salute for Company E with a man misfortune and powder injuries, followed by scattered mentions of local politics, contracts, and personalities. Moments of town life from 100, 75, 25 years ago mingle with social notes and brief references to book praise and civic events.
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Company E
Samui Pope
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