Step Long Overdue Auto Theft Alert from Hoover
FBI director J Edgar Hoover in the Law Enforcement bulletin cites 1962 as a peak year with about 350000 cars stolen valued at 290 million dollars. He notes youths under 25 commit 86 percent of auto theft arrests and urges owners to remove ignition keys and lock cars to curb the crime. He calls careless driving a driver’s invitation to theft and crime.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Law Enforcement
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI
Federal Aid to Schools Draws Fresh Scrutiny
Six House Education Committee members who toured Washington schools found crowded rooms dated textbooks and poor sanitary conditions. They described the situation as shocking and a stark example of what federal control could worsen if funds drive policy.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Capitol
House ‘Education Committee
Congress
New Atomic Power Plant Aims to Cut Electric Cost
Haddam Neck Connecticut hosts a million dollar atom powered station planned for 1967 with expected 5 to 6 mills per kilowatt hour, joining a growing list of U S atomic plants. The venture, Connecticut Yankee Power Company, draws 12 New England utilities and follows the Rowe Massachusetts success.
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Haddam Neck
Connecticut River
Mark Twain
Haddam
East Haddam
South Haddam
Shippingport
Connecticut
New England Electric
New England
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company
Rowe
Mass
Nuolhar
Atomic Energy Commission
Massachusetts
United States
Dresden
CommunWealth Edison
Chicago
Yankee
Consolidated Eilison
Indian Point
Big Rock
Charlevoix
Mich
Enrico Fermi
Lagoona Beach
Detroit Edison Company
Humboldt Bay Power Company
Eureka
Calif
Pathfinder
Sioux Falls
Peach Battom
Bodega Bay
California
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Los Angeles
Muscatine Journal masthead and subscriber rates
The Muscatine Journal details masthead information with staff roles and a list of advertising representatives. It notes delivery options and subscription pricing for daily and weekly services, including regional mail rates and advance payment requirements.
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Dane
Kelty
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansan
City
Les Angeles
San Francisco
Deviy Journal
Sun
Ee Bours
ARIS
Supreme Court Sets One Vote One Vote Across States
The Supreme Court asserts authority to review Congress and state acts when fairness is at stake. It endorses "one voter, one vote" in statewide elections, applying to Georgia and Maryland plans, reducing city-dominated overrepresentation and ensuring equal weight for urban and rural ballots.
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James Marlow
Washington
The
Supreme Court
Congress
Roth
Alcatraz Could Become SF Tourist Mecca Under Mayor Plan
San Francisco Mayor George Christopher urged a study on Alcatraz future proposing tours from Fishermen's Wharf and a giant Liberty statue on the island. The prison, once the nation’s toughest, faces phaseout with 269 inmates in 1962 dropping to 34 as renovation costs rise and escape attempts highlight its rundown state.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Prison
Huber J
Alcatraz Island
Heroe
al Capone
San Francisco Bay
Alcatraz
George Christopher
California
Capone
James V. Bennett
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Congress
Frank Morris
John
Clarente
Tim
Bennett
John Paul Scott
Carl Dee Parker
Morris
Anglins
Scott
Parker
Cure
Prayer for forgiveness and presence of Christ
A religious supplication asks for divine help to feel Christ's presence and assurance of forgiveness, acknowledging human sin and gratitude for God's provision through Jesus. The prayer seeks guidance and strength in this moment and ends with Amen.
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God
Christ
Our Yesterdays and Milestones Across Decades
A compact review notes weather hurting roads and farm activity, a Muscatine liveryman joking about weather profits, a factory leadership change with Ogilvie. Hanley named to Levee Commission. Mexican expropriation under Cardenas. remodeling of Tridehome Shoe Store. Wilton public school addition underway with two stories, basement, eight classrooms, study hall, library, dining room and kitchen, and boys locker room.
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Muscatine
A. Ogilvie
John, Weber Bullen
Ogilvie
Jacob Grimm
Charles P. Hanley
Marcartine Levee Improvement Commission
Henry Welch
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Central Bank of Mexican
West Second Street
Marry Me Or Not The Abcstractions Of Love Triangles
Dear Abby columns reveal a man engaged to the same woman three times who won’t marry. She ends engagements, no reason given, while the caller seeks adoption of a sudden wedding. Nearby, a wife confronts a possible home-wrecker found via a work number and urges Abby’s guidance. The column advises against forcing marriage and tips on personal replies.
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Abby
Ekour
Things He Could Omit Pleasantly
HAL BOYLE collection lists many pet peeves from everyday life. Readers recall tags for dogs, oldtimers, irritating TV ads, Easter live bunnies, ringing telephones, frizzed hairdos, nosy office bosses, long after-dinner speeches, and home repairs. The piece ends with brief local society notes about families and a library meeting.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jvorse
Linstick
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