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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
4
Grinnell officials plan to make up lost class time in June after bomb scare disruptions. Iowa schools face repeated fake warnings with Muscatine and others halting schedules while searches find no bombs. Penalties exist but require guilty verdicts. officials hope fear of punishment deters pranks.
A critique of modern Supreme Court myths by professor Arthur Selwyn Miller of George Washington University. He argues the Court fixes public policy and reflects national conscience, not simply interprets law, challenging the idea the Court is like any other court and that founders’ intentions guide current decisions.
A column recaps historical items from 75 to 12 years ago. It notes Godey's Lady's Book for April, a 75 year ago roadway value ruling set at $55, and 50 year ago a West Liberty boy recovering from a broken leg. Also 25 years ago Warren Young joins the army medical division headed to Ft. McDowell and Austin Hoopes recovers after throat operation. Royal Neighbors Sunshine and Aid meet at LO.OF hall with Bettina Bierman and others listed. 188 years ago Ethics club spring musical set at Mrs GC Phillips Mulberry Avenue home.
Associated Press analysis credits Chief Justice Earl Warren with making the Supreme Court a direct active force in U.S. government. It notes his 13 years on the bench, his bold civil rights rulings such as 1954 school desegregation, and compares his impact to John Marshall's foundational federal strength. It covers campaign for one person one vote, church-state separation, and searches and seizures safeguards while highlighting ongoing tensions with Congress.
Roy D. argues that India’s cattle reverence traps crops and hampers nutrition while millions starve. He compares sun worship and Baal to distant beliefs and urges modernization before more American food aid is sent. He targets Uncle Sam as a soft touch for many nations.
The piece critique urges America to limit foreign aid while promoting a strict free enterprise ethos. It cites Kutner and World Habeas Corpus, questions feeding or medicating “barbarians,” and uses biblical and literary references to argue that moral and religious guidance shape true progress more than sheer power or wealth.
Dear Abby answers a worried father about his son in submarine duty near Japan and a comic look at kleptomaniac behavior. Additional letters address spousal secrecy, confiding trust, and aging views on Beatle hairstyles with practical advice and light humor.
AP column surveys pop culture and social trends from teen marriages to footwear inspired gambling habits. It notes rising teen marriages, many brides under 20, a Las Vegas footwear caution, Louis XIV heels, a 1966 education spend forecast, cotton tail rabbits’ abundance, a jokey Robards remark, and playful folklore about luck, marriage, and cats.
The Daily Prayer offers a brief meditation citing Psalms about a broken spirit and contrite heart. It prays for God to take our imperfect pieces and fit them into His design, asking Christ to remove sin and offer spiritual renewal.
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