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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1968

Page

2

Littell cites neglected resources in education and war costs

Dr Franklin Littell of Iowa Wesleyan urges greater support for secondary and higher education in a Spencer High School awards banquet speech. He notes U S lag in training engineers and scientists, Iowa’s declining literacy ranking, and criticizes state and private colleges for lack of a strong rebuilding program amid Vietnam era funding.

Franklin Littell Iowa Wesleyan. College Spencer Spencer High School Littell Iowa Wesleyan Russia West Germ France Italy Great Britain United States U.S.A Iowa

Rehearsal for Revolution at Columbia University

A columnist questions how Eisenhower would handle Columbia University campus unrest by Students for a Demonic Society. He critiques Dr Grayson Kirk and notes a counter movement led by the Committee for Defense of Property Rights, likening tactics to 1930s Nazism and citing professors Hessen and a history of past protests including the Dodge Hall occupation.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University New York City Students For Omaha Beach Morningside Heights Columbia Grayson Kirk Kirk Dr. Kirk Dodge Hall i Robert Hessen Columbia University Graduate School of Business Hessen Harlem S.D.S

Award Winning Columnist James Marlow Dies

Washington AP reports James Marlow, 64, veteran columnist of The World Today, died after a long illness. A pioneering interpretive writer, Marlow read extensively and shaped urgent public analysis from 1937 onward. He won the Raymond Clapper Memorial Award in 1961 and a Sigma Delta Chi citation for fearless, authoritative reporting. Survived by his wife Harmah Hartling, daughter Mrs. William Cherwek, and grandson Dean Cherwek. cremation and private services planned.

Washington James Marlow World Today Associated Press Marlow Raymond Clapper National Professional Journalism Society Sigma Delta. Chi Sigma Delta Chi Citation Trish Fordham Bronx New Orleans Harmah Hartling William Cherwek Dean Cherwek

Quincke's edema and allergy questions answered

Readers seek medical guidance on Quincke's edema also known as angioneurotic edema. The doctor explains triggers include cold and other environmental factors, stresses avoidance and timed antihistamines, and notes it can be dangerous if swelling affects the tongue or throat. The page also covers peptic ulcers, peanuts and weight, rheumatic fever penicillin therapy, and invites readers to request booklets from Dr. Molner.

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Letter asks fair application of freedom in King praise

Walter Gormly criticizes perceived inconsistency in government praise for Martin Luther King while sentencing a local college teacher for practicing King’s ideas. The writer argues equal application of freedom, notes potential political expediency, and cites a Muscatine resident urging principled justice for both cases.

Walter Gormly Martin Luther King King Dr. King United States

Premises Trespassers Steal Pine Tree On Third and Linn

A brief cut from local notes recalls a Saturday night incident where two unidentified individuals visited Mr Harker at the corner of Third and Linn Streets, dug up and removed a fine pine tree from the premises.

Today in History highlights from 1802 to 1968

This dated digest notes Washington DC incorporation in 1802 and Columbus discovery of Jamaica in 1494. It also lists events: Adams appoints first Navy Secretary in 1798 and 1919 inaugurates passenger air service New York to Atlantic City.

Associated Press Washington, D.C Christopher Columbus Jamaica John Adams Benjamin Stoddell Navy Robert Hewitt New York Atlantic City N.J Oakley G. Kelly John A. MacReady Coronado Beach Calif

Daily Prayer Sample Invocation Calm Faith in Ambition

Prayer text recalling John 1 12 and seeking faith strength and divine power to become sons of God. It asks Heavenly Father fill us with Thy Spirit that we may be Thy ambassadors in this world. Amen.

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