Wallace vote seen through three state primaries
Political observers weighed Alabama Governor George Wallace's three north ern state primaries where he ran against stand in candidates for President Johnson. Wallace drew about a third in Wisconsin, a bit less in Indiana, and about 42 percent in Maryland, with analysts noting Johnson’s administration gained broad approval in those states. Some see long term effects on Johnson’s nomination chances and possible shifts in the fall vote, including potential impact on Democratic congressmen if even a 5 percent regional swing occurs.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Johnson
President Johnson
Gov. Wallace
What's Permanent About It Debates over debt limit Growth to 820 billion eyed
The article notes the current federal debt above 309 billion with a 315 billion limit until June 30. On July 1 the new fiscal year begins and a permanent ceiling of 285 billion applies, while insiders expect a request to raise the limit to 820 billion. The puzzling use of permanent for the 285 billion figure is examined.
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Congress
New Brazilian Regime Declares Action Prevented Communist Take-Over
An account claims General Branco’s new government halted a Fidelista seizure in Brazil by preemptive action. It cites raids uncovering arm caches and propaganda, with 10,000 suspected para-Communists rounded up and 2,000 released. The White Book reportedly argues the army saved Brazil from violent upheaval and upheaval in Latin America.
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Sohn Chamberlain
Simalia
Hitler
Reichstag
Uhis
Goulart
General Branco
Red
New York City
U.S
Z. Rundt and Associates
Rundl
Brazil
Fidelista
Carlos Lecerda
Guanabara
Branco
Latin America
Smalld
Havana
Francisco Juliao
Teague
General Braten
Opyright
Muscatine Journal subscription and delivery details
The Muscatine Journal lists subscription rates and delivery terms including daily by carrier for 40 cents a week and mail rates of 12 dollars yearly within Muscatine, 18 dollars beyond, with special delivery and missed paper service. Staff and offices are listed with roles including Harold L. Nelson publisher and Walter Russell editor.
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Lorty
Muscatine
Rany Tod Pats
Pan
Views on rising profits in US business trend
AP analysis notes profits still rise with strong second quarter signals and rising dollar volume. While many firms predict continued gains, labor and unions press for higher wages, stockholders seek bigger dividends, and government hints at consumer price relief. Management cites rising costs and tax effects as limiting factors.
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Sam, Dawson
AP Business
New York
Wall
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Diabetics Psychology and a Doctor's Medical Viewpoints
Alan D. age 52 discusses sudden diabetes after age 50 and a shift to a tonic, non insulin treatment. The piece argues diabetes may stem from chemical deficiencies, cites sea minerals, and criticizes FDA bureaucracy while referencing public health debates and cancer research theories.
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Alan D
Alan
Crane
O. K
West
Earth
Fond
Doug
Coin Harveys Monument Will Be Inundated By Reservoir
Ozark town Monte Ne in Arkansas will be submerged within months as the Beaver reservoir fills to power hydroelectricity and flood control in northwest Arkansas. Coin Harvey, longtime libertarian figure and adviser to Bryan, built Monte Ne as a resort with hotels and gondolas, dreaming of a valley paradise now doomed to water.
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Wick Temple
Monte NE
Ark
Harvey
Ozark Mountain
Beaver Reservoir
Liberty Party
Arkansas
Chicago
Denver
Calo
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
U.S
Ozarks
Rogers
Venice
Mante
Legend of Harvey and the Ozark Pyramid Project
A 1930s political and architectural eccentric tale follows Harvey of the Liberty party who built an amphitheater on a hillside and planned a pyramid above the Ozarks. Nominally seeking free silver, he ran for president in 1932, gaining 50 000 votes, died in 1936, and was entombed near a lagoon. Army engineers moved his tomb to higher ground near the reservoir.
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Liberty Party
Harvey
Ozarks
Army
Letters on country party lines present and here to stay
A reader defends rural party lines amid modern change, detailing a daily schedule of calls and humor about inconveniences. The letter recalls eight households on a line, notes convenience and gossip, and outlines a humorous family timetable from dawn to late night.
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Temag
Prayer and Teachings on Love in Christian Faith
A devotional fragment urges followers to love one another as Christ showed, citing John 13 34 and praying for forgiveness for not taking Jesus words seriously. It asks divine guidance to shape life according to Christ’s objective and ends with an Amen in a communal prayer.
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Johnld
Christ
Fragments From Yesteryears in Maquoketa News
A look back cites Fittle son of Jol Beady dying from swallowed contents and 3400 wounded at an early landings. Other notes mention Y PSC E reception at M EL church, Peter Wallace and family visiting Germany, and a ninth birthday party for Carmelia Bisesi. Also dated items include Mrs. Austin G Hoopes assuming university adviser duties in 1939, advertising premiums discussion in Muscatine, Rev. John Haefner attending Lutheran convention sessions, Civic Affairs committee meeting plans, and a grass fire on Stewart Road causing no damage.
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Maquoketa Excelsior
Fittle
Jol Beady
James Tiver
Y.p.sc.e
M. EL
Peter Wallace
Tipton
Germany
Wallace
Block
Carmelia
Peter Bisesi
Austin G. Hoopes
Stewart - Read
American Association
University Wormer
Howe
Muscatine
Rotel Muscating
John Haefner
Zion Lutheran Church
Chicago
Dear Abby Advice on Neighbors and Bridesmaids
A reader seeks help about chickens invading a tulip bed causing$200 in bulb damage and a bride demanding expensive gowns from bridesmaids. Abby suggests legal notice if needed and advises a daughter to decline costly gown duties given the prices cited.
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Abby
Mothe Ince
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teases Hidden Letter Links
The reader is invited to solve a cryptogram where each letter substitutes for another. It mentions August clues for repeated letters, single-letter hints, and varied daily codes. A sample quote about secrecy is shown, attributed to a figure and ending with a cryptic note.
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