Memorial Day Reflections On Veterans and Union’s Cause
The piece recalls Memorial Day origins in 1868 by the Grand Army of the Republic and the tradition of honoring fallen veterans with garlands and flags. It connects remembrance to the Civil War causes, slavery, Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, and current strides toward racial equality, urging continued effort to fulfill Lincoln’s vision.
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Grand Army of the Republic
John A. Logan
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Exercise This Right And Privilege In Iowa Primary
The article urges Iowa voters to exercise their ballot in the upcoming primary on Monday to choose candidates for local, state, and federal offices. It emphasizes how suffrage is a hard earned privilege at stake in elections nationwide.
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Iowa
Sterner U. S. Attitude in Dealing With Soviet Union Is Advocated
A column by Jonan Chamberlain argues for a tougher yet prudent U S approach to the Soviet bloc. It critiques Kennan's polycentric theory, praises leveraging Soviet fissures, and proposes concrete quid pro quo terms including wheat and chemical plant exchanges, while pressing demands on North Vietnam and Cuba.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Levine
Khrushchev
Stalin
Mao Tse-tung
Australia
Albania
Tecland
George Kennan
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Russia
Hungary
Europe
North
Muscatine Journal details and pricing information
The Muscatine Journal published daily except Sunday, located at 101 Bard St Muscatine Iowa, notes AP and Iowa Daily Press Association affiliation, with staff including Harold L Nelson publisher Walter Russell editor and Carl F Walter ad director. It lists subscription rates and delivery details, including mail options within and beyond Muscatine and special service notes.
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Muscatine Journal
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated
Bard St
Muscatine, Iowa
Muscatine
Iowa
Harold L. Nelson
Walter Russell
T. OT
Carl F. Walter
Adv
World leaders average age sixty six. most over seventy
James Marlow notes the average age of twelve current world leaders is 66, with many above 70. He lists figures such as Nehru, Nasser, Franco, Salazar, Tito, Chiang Kai-shek, Mao, and de Gaulle among those aged 60s or 70s and outlines how wartime leaders no longer dominate.
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Mao Tse-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Red World
Euyrender
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
India
Nehru
Johnson
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Horse Sense Education and Business Colleges Debate
Educator Harry E. Ryan argues private business colleges offer more practical post high school instruction than Liberal Arts schools. He claims 2 year programs train 9,000 students vs 1,000 to 1,500, and advocate afternoon or late night shifts to expand capacity without new debt.
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Hang Ryan
Whittledown
Harry E. Ryan
Penns
Ryan
Congress
Tno
Shool
Letters To The Editor On Youth Censorship And Courtesy
Letters from Mrs. Weldon Barnhart of Muscatine urge less visible shelving for obscene youth literature, condemn vandalism, emphasize personal responsibility, and call for courteous behavior at crosswalks and in public life. The writer highlights teens’ positive roles and stresses adults’ need to model good conduct.
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Muscatine
Sadie
Almply
Weldon Barnhartte
Lowa
Prayer for Guidance on Life’s Uncertain Roads
A brief devotional prayer asks for divine guidance while traveling through life’s uncertain paths. It invokes Jesus as the way and truth and requests Christ’s presence during danger and moments of doubt to lead souls safely home. It ends in Jesus name.
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Heavenly Father
Christ
Yesterdays News From Years Ago Chronology Snapshot
A compact recap of past items from various years notes travel tickets at the Post Office, a house propelled westward with J P Walton as engineer, weddings and illnesses, and local society events. Entries span 74, 40, 25, 10 years ago including a river standstill, school holiday, and military promotion in Puerto Rico.
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Europe
Second Street
J. P. Walton
Justice Harker
James L. Edgington
Ida Hubbard
P.M. Musser
Iowa City
Klein
Ethics Club
Mary Chevalier
West Third Street
Carl Braun
Iowa Ave
Fort
Fred H. Gettert
Marla Gettert
Park Ave
San Francisco
Calif
James van Atta
W. van Atta
West Seventh Street
W. Opel
Grandview Ave
Bellevue Hospital
William Sheldon
Harvey Allbee
PWO
Lafayette
Ind
Jack D. Thomas
N. D. Thomas
Wapella
U. S. Army
Puerto Rico
Dear Abby Advice Column and Reader Letters
Abigail Van Buren offers reassurance on a superstition about chest infections and 1965 bad luck, urges medical checkup. apologizes for delayed thanks to relatives in Germany. comments on neighbors’ odd habits and a cryptogram puzzle.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Germany
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Marshal Tito
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