Bureaucracy Reverses on Trail Signage Across States
An Iowa to Minnesota Hiawatha Pioneer Tourist Trail faced delays after a federal bureau objected to signs but has now won approval as comparable markers appear along the Great River Road. The episode echoes sports crowd riots where officials face boos and a Peru stadium tragedy leaves 328 dead, a black mark on global sports.
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Right Combination Needed by Johnson In Shifting Work to Private Shipyards
Lyndon Johnson faces a political test as he shifts naval construction and repair work from costly public yards to private facilities. The piece argues for a balanced combo that preserves regional employment, avoids favoritism claims, and urges cost reductions in public yards before reassigning contracts. It cites Newport News, Brooklyn Navy Yard, and private Todd yards, noting concerns over regional bias and economic efficiency.
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Muscatine Journal: Local Paper Details and Rates
The Muscatine Journal lists staff including publisher Harold L. Nilson and editor Gilbert Dietz. It details delivery rates, mail subscriptions, and office hours with prices for daily and Sunday editions, plus regional delivery areas and special services for Muscatine and surrounding counties.
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Congress Wrestles With Presidential Disability And Succession
James Marlow reports on Congress debating presidential disability and succession. Proposals from Eisenhower Nixon and others seek a constitutional amendment with vice presidential vacancy rules and a clarified process for a disabled or recovering president, while Cabinet and Congress would decide if a vice president acts.
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Erection of Library at Cambridge Follows JFK Wishes
The John F. Kennedy Library project moved from idea to plan after JFK chose a Cambridge site with Harvard for a public library built by private subscription. Stephen Smith, Kennedy fund head, said about six million dollars from 53 000 donors has been raised to match a six and a half million construction cost with three and a half million for upkeep.
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Retirement Dreams Buzz Across America in Early Conversation
Blake Some Start Planning Early For Retirement surveys show questions about timing and plans cropping up in job interviews and among graduates. Experts urge setting a twilight-year goal and planning early as many workers already do. The piece highlights social security expectations, hobbies, and a neighbor who hopes to learn ukulele after age 65.
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Prayer Note On Brotherhood And Service
A devotional excerpt urges readers to show brotherly love and honor one another while serving the Lord. It calls for wisdom guidance to use time abilities and money for Thy service and to express Jesus spirit in daily work, ending with Amen.
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Our Yesterdays From Aboard The War Department Furloughs
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Hawthorne's death in bed with friend present and notes the war department granting furloughs for wounded soldiers. It mentions Judge Braman visiting Spend the Sabbath, and a baby girl born to John Vetter’s family. Also references ragtime composers and a Memorial Day library closure.
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Dear Abby column argues parent diary access sparked debate
Readers debate privacy and parental access after a mother reads her teenage daughter's diary. One letter supports parental oversight as essential for guiding behavior, while another argues diary privacy should be protected despite teen secrets.
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