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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
4
Iowa youths face a new crime for possessing beer under 21 with fines up to 100 dollars or 80 days in jail. A Muscatine county attorney pamphlet distributed to high schools warns that a police record can follow a minor for life, jeopardizing college admission military service job prospects and driving privileges. The message urges youths to avoid a black mark that could ruin future chances.
A conservative view praises Rhodesia talks in London as blue ribbon negotiators seek a lawful peaceful path to independence. It notes UN scepticism, emphasizes sanctions and the unrevealed fate of the high seas and outer space licenses debate amid global pressure and British policy.
A Muscatine public notice recalls Mr. Fawcett located here to tune instruments. Leave orders at Terry's Music store two doors below the post office.
A look at how major Republicans like Rockefeller Goldwater and Nixon have flip flopped on pursuing the 1968 nomination. The piece traces how each leader at times rejected a run only to consider it again, reflecting a political pattern of shifting ambitions within the party.
In a Pittsburgh interview, Dr. Crane explains why marriages sour. He cites rushed engagements and the need to balance romance with logic. He argues love and emotion follow measured actions and makes an analogy to electrical currents.
A vintage advisory urges teens to delay marriage until at least 20 for girls and 21 for boys. It promotes education, business training, and earnings skills, noting marriage shapes a family’s future and favors steadier, more cultured households.
A reader warns against overstrict piano practice as a drill that could sour music for life. A barber shop dilemma suggests fathers should share bonding time with sons. A certified graphoanalyst rebukes unauthorized handwriting analysis and calls out ethical breaches in professional practice.
Hal Boyle lists things we could skip from longer phone numbers to loud pilots and costly coffee. He mocks social pretensions, fashion trends, and overfussy dining while lampooning modern quirks, alarm clocks with rock tunes, and bank robbers in Halloween masks.
A devotional note urges Daily Prayer Stewards to prove trustworthy in their unseen ministry. It cites 41 Corinthians 4 2 and pleads for bold, faithful witness as they seek to influence others with the Christian message through determined effort in Jesus name Amen.
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