Faulty information raises doubt on defense statements
A nuclear era quake in Alaska briefly knocked out a radar warning system, Gen. John K. Gerhart disclosed, undermining public confidence in Pentagon pronouncements. Officials insist the lapse was minor, yet critics fault the repeated assurances and call for cautious, accurate messaging from defense spokesmen.
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John K. Gerhart
North American Defense Command
Defense Department
Pentagon
Food Industry Costs and Convenience Foods Raise Questions
A Senate committee probes producer to retailer pricing gaps in the food industry noting frozen and pre prepared items cut prep time. Labor Department cost of living data show March prices rose for almost all commodities except food, which declined generally, reflecting a better light on the industry.
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Senate
Labor Department
Red China UN fate seen as uncertain by Formosa envoy
Formosa ambassador Hsueh Yu-chi in Taipei says African states temper De Gaulle's push for Red China at the UN. Zanzibar's merger with Tanganyika trims African votes, dampening Peiping prospects. U S policy stance remains cautious ahead of the November election as global shifts loom.
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John Chamberlain
de Gaulle
New York
World Organization
UN Rotes
Africa
Brazzaville
South Africa
UN Kkx
Zanzibar
Abdul Rahman Mohammed
Bahu
Mao Tse-tung
Tanganyika
Nyerere
Tanganyi Azibar
ADLAT
Lynton Johnson
Roger Hilsman
Red China
State Department
Ted Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Formosa
Lyndon Johnson
Chile
South Americcan
U.S
Peiping
Paris
Hsueh Yu-chi
Muscatine Journal: Daily and Sunday Publication Details
The Muscatine Journal announces daily and Sunday publication, office addresses, and contact details. It lists price structures for in-city, long-distance, and mail subscriptions, with delivery and payment terms and notes on Associated Press affiliation.
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Musgating Journal
Muscatine
Iowa
AP News
AP News Tiapatehen. ‘Hlembrr
Towa Daily Press Association
de Maines News
Jann
Republicans Propose Cuban Policy Debates
A Republican Citizens Committee led by Milton S Eisenhower critiques Kennedy era Cuba policy. It questions the feasibility of military action, suggests sanctions and exile-government options, and asks whether the United States should back invasions or rely on diplomacy and alliances amid Khrushchev era tensions.
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James
Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Kennedy
Khirtstthen
Khrushchev
Russia
Republican Gitizens
Issues Council
States
International Omminfilsin
Cubs Jst
Korea
Berlin
Lebanon
Straits
United States
Counsil
United, States
Council
Clawlike nails and fashion myths in Dr Crane’s clinic
Polly P aged three with clawlike nails faces social backlash as Dr Cranes worry clinic discusses makeup and fashion myths. The piece argues claw nails signal wealth and idle life while warning against excessive cosmetics and artificial beauty.
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Polly P
Polly
America
Famed Matman's Faith Undimmed By Blindness
Ed Strangler Lewis at 75 remains blind yet hopeful as he credits faith for renewed sight and strength. The famed wrestler recalls losing sight 40 years ago, regaining it, then returning to darkness, and now relies on prayer and scripture to inspire his ministry and life around Tulsa.
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Stulla
Okla
Crearly
Strangler) Lewis
Lewis
Tulsa
Germany
God
Cleveland
Wworld
Prayer verse and petition for church building
A devotional prayer exhorts believers to practical faith and love. It asks God to help the church be built up, to live by truth beyond words, and to confess shortcomings through Jesus Christ, seeking renewed consecration and forgiveness.
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Jesus
Our Yesterdays and Local Notes Briefs
A collage of archive items notes Army pay proposals for colored soldiers may pass in Congress. Local society items include Miss Dorothy Greerwald leaving as secretary and Miss Dorothy Weber set to take over. Two school excursions planned for pupils of the high school, with pre kindergarten clinics at Jefferson and Garfield. Also mentions Dr. R R Goad attending a military symposium and Robert F Nayes named superintendent at Letts Consolidated. Muscatine Chamber expands its Public Affairs Committee to ten. meetings shift to daytime slots.
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Omady
L. H. Franz
Dorothy Greerwald
A. A. Johnson
Dorothy Weber
Jefferson School
Garfield
R. R. Goad
Denver
Colon
Armed Forces Medico Military
St.Fitzsimmong Army Hospital
Dear Abby on Blondes and Jealousy Misconceptions
A column discusses the stereotype that blondes are more fun and noticed, noting jealousy from others and the range of responses. Letters from readers describe dyeing hair to brunette and claim personality changes, with calls for less harsh labeling.
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Abby
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