Muscatine Journal Masthead and Editorial Intro
The Muscatine Journal lists H. L. Nelson as publisher and Margaret Griffith as assistant publisher. William Fahy is business manager and Walter Russell editor with Gilbert Dietz as managing editor. Carl Walter is advertising director and Edwin Walwer circulation manager, with editorial page representatives noted.
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H. L. Nelson
Margaret Griffith
William Fahy
Walter Russell
Gilbert Dietz
Carl Walter
Ady
Edwin Walwer
Tax Burden Split Across Federal State and Local Units
A commentator notes Americans must work two hours and nineteen minutes of each hour for taxes across federal, state, and local levels. Housing and household operations take one hour eighty minutes, medical care thirty one minutes, and food and tobacco one hour sixteen minutes. The piece hints at scrutiny of federal expenditures.
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Cal Care
Food and Tobacco
Safety First in Space Flight as Astronauts Miss Orbital Milestone
Disappointment awaits as Neil Armstrong and David Scott fail to complete their Earth orbits and experiments. Yet the return to Earth unscathed underscores the value of rigorous training and safety first policy guiding the space program. Investigators study the violent vibration after docking with an Agena capsule to determine corrective causes for future flights toward the Moon.
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Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Earth
Armstrong
Scott
Sapien
Dozen or More Little Rebellions Seen as Simmering in U.S. Senate
The Johnson Administration barely cleared its wartime tax bill with two senatorial defections, while a dozen or more simmering rebellions threaten LBJ’s grip. Sen Hartke led a coalition against restoring excises, beating the administration 46 to 42 before absences favored the White House. The clash hints at broader anti administration trading among Democrats and Republicans and signals potential trouble in the Senate ahead of an election year.
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U.S. Senate
LBJ
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Hartke
Sen
Vance Hartke
Indiana
White House
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Senate House Conference
Abe Ribbott
Connecticut
For Sale at a Bargain Two Story Brick House
Two story brick house with seven rooms and a summer kitchen in good repair. Includes good cellar, cistern, and stable, located within two minutes of the city’s business portion. Price $2,500, offered by agent Thomas D. Smith.
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Thomas D. Smith
Daisy Smith
Crete
Neb
T. B. Holcomb
Time Takes Its Toll of Men Who Led American Labor
Washington report notes aging and retiring labor giants shaping 20th century toil. John L. Lewis, 86, remains at UMW HQ as David Dubinsky, 74, plans to retire April 12 after 34 years leading ILGWU. Other leaders Murray, Green, Hillman already gone.
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Washington
Wyatt Earp
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Philip
Murray
CIO
Green
American Federation of Labor
Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Clothing Workers
Bert M Cranes son learns thrift over bikes and fads
Dr Cranes Bert M aged 16 a high school junior earned money for a motor bike but his father opposed the idea urging saving for college. He warns youth to think ahead and avoid mob hysteria and spending on fleeting fads to secure future goals.
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Bert M
Bert
America
The Worry Clinic Advice for Teen Career Success
This column urges teens to plan ahead and save, arguing long term effort over shortcuts. It warns that reckless spending hurts future earning potential while studying and restraint lead to leadership roles and high salaries, citing Franklin and Freud to emphasize longevity and delayed gratification.
Abby Says Diary Secrets and TV Invitations Clash
Dear Abby counsels a 14 year old who exposed private diary entries and faced parental anger. She advises private writing, not a diary, and suggests forgiving parents. A Pueblo reader asks about unsolicited visitors during a favorite TV show and is advised to greet guests and proceed with viewing. Neighbors’ curtains and public displays prompt a warning to pull shades and involve police if necessary.
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Abby
Pueblo
Jumping to Conclusions by Hal Boyle
New York AP column of quips notes wary sayings on appearances and politics. Lines touch on secretary looks, Irish mornings after St Patrick Day, Christmas shopping timing, Australian girls, congressmen, poets, and a tongue in cheek view of barbecued ribs in Manhattan.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
Julie Andrews
Prayer Excerpt From Daily Devotional
The excerpt quotes scripture from First Corinthians ASV and a prayer asking thanks for salvation. It includes a benediction style invocation to The Father and praise for sending His only Son. It emphasizes belief in eternal life and not neglecting salvation.
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Aman
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Chicago
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Minneeapolis
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Kanas City
Dallas
Jane & Kelley, Inc
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Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
North
West
Dick Russell
Georgia
Abe Ribicoff
Prouty
Vermont
Mrs. Smith
Maine
Sparkman
Robertson
Wilbur Mills
Northern Gravel Co
J. W. Rummells
East Fifth
Mt. Vernon
Robert Pierce
Columbus Junction
Iowa State College
Ames
Roy Curtis
Hershey
Oklahoma City
Delpha Hudnall
Ed Bleesing
West Eighth Street
John Schumacher
Ed Blaesing
Pocahontas Club
Nallie Figg
Kansas Street
Marie Armstrong
Lewis
John L. Lewis
West Virginia University
United Mine Workers
Congress of Industrial Organizations
UMW
Dubinsky
Murrey, William Green, Sidney Hillman
Transportation
Stes
Congress
James
Marlow
Dr. Crane
George W. Crane
Benjamin Franklin
Dr. Freud
Abigail van Buren
Manhattan
Deep South
Amarillo
City
the Daily Prayer
Clinton
Paris
Swan
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