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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1973

Page

2

Health indicators place Iowa among healthier states

An AMA Health magazine analysis notes Iowa residents average 71.91 years, with Nebraska slightly higher at 71.95. The survey highlights midwestern concentration among the longest lifespans, yet Iowa faces high heart disease and stroke mortality and aging trends, underscoring need for better medical care facilities.

Today's Health Magazine The American Medical Association

Two theories about Nixon by Tom Braden

Washington readers hear two competing theories on Watergate. Theory one blames bright young amateurs and old pros guiding a disastrous plan that implicates Nixon only through staff denials. Theory two argues Nixon wanted politics first and that top aides handled the coverup, with the President potentially aware of operations.

Nixon Tom Braden Washington John Kennedy Robert S. McNamara McGeorge Bundy Kennedy Charles Colson U.S Life Magazine Howard Hunt CIA

Watergate unlikely to end soon says Senator Percy

In a wide interview Senator Percy discusses Watergate's long shadow on governance and the Republican party. He faulted White House moves and delays, urged accountability, and noted leaders like Connally and Agnew as possible 1976 contenders while criticizing Nixon loyalty dynamics.

Suzannah Lessard Washington Monthly Percy of Cllinois Nixon Haldeman Erlichman Elliot Richardson James Schlesinger Gen Alexander Haig Business Council Hot Springs Ark John Connally White House Victor Gold Lo Spiro Agnew Bell & Howell Congress General Accounting Office Executive Branch Nelson Rockefeller Spiro Agnew Ed Brooke Howard Baker Bill Brock Bob Taft Reagan Charles Percy

People reflect on safety, politics, and wartime issues

Letters discuss traffic safety on Clay Street and the idea of peer pressure to curb speeding. Readers also praise Elaine and Harry Banta for their kindness at Allamakee County Home and call for broader cooperation to solve war, energy, and POW release problems.

Clay Street Napoleon Jack Parr Nixon Sandra Lee Tisor 5Th Street Elaine Harry Banta Harry Allamakee Jerry Bishop Logan C-T

Weathering heavy rain and wind storms hits Muscatine

A recent heavy rain and gale disrupted travel as hotels overflowed in Muscatine. Updates mention numerous community activities and local reassignments, including Airman Melvin L. Lloyd's transfer to Richards-Gebaur AFB for training as a vehicle operator.

George Patrick Court House Melvin L. Lloyd Muscatine Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base

May 22 in History 1819 Savannah Crosses Atlantic

On May 22, 1819 the steamship Savannah began its voyage from Savannah to Liverpool, marking a first Atlantic crossing by steam. Notable events include Martha Washington’s death in 1802 and Aaron Burr's treason trial in 1807, ending in acquittal. President Nixon met Soviet officials in Moscow a year ago. Actor Laurence Olivier turns 66 today.

Associated Press Savannah Savannah Ga Liverpool England Martha Washington Aaron Hutt Richmond France de Gawle National Assembly Nixon Moscow Laurence Olivier

Calorie count and health questions on raw milk

Readers ask about calories in an eight to ten ounce glass of raw versus pasteurized milk. Dr Thosteson says about 21 calories per ounce, and nutritive value remains similar after pasteurization though fat and vitamin A may be reduced. weight concerns suggest choosing low fat milk. The column also covers sex after angina, artificial womb, and asymmetry in the body.

Dr. Thostesen F.C

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