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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1965
Page
1
Jian St Phillip a silver Persian looks morose as his mistress Miss Ketherine Evans of New Orleans sorts through mail. Julian receives more mail than anyone on the block having wound up on several national advertising and mailing lists.
In the French Quarter Julian the Persian cat, owned by Miss Katherine Evans, attracts nonstop mail from magazines, charities, and advertisers after his name is used for subscriptions. The flow alarms yet amuses observers as neighbors speculate about the quirky campaign and its impact.
About 110 Iowans will tour five European countries June 8 to 29 led by Gov Harold Hughes. A multi language booklet highlights Iowa's industry and heritage to embassies and European manufacturers and distributors. The delegation includes James H. Kent and Harry G. McKee with offices in Des Moines and Muscatine, with dinners in Washington before Paris and visits to Hamburg Milan Rome Amsterdam Rotterdam and London.
AP report shows 464,000 families crossed the $2,000 income line, 10.8 million now earn $10,000 or more, and the median income rose to 6,569 for the 47.8 million American families. Despite price increases, buying power grew about 4 percent.
The Muscatine Journal will not publish on Monday May 31. The Journal and related offices and stores in Muscatine will close in observance of Memorial Day.
Kevin Pallischeck places a flag at his father Fred Pallischeck’s grave during Memorial Day services in Muscatine. About 25 Boy Scout members from Troop 144 assisted, with flags supplied by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion and purchased by the county.
Des Moines AP Two school bills cleared the Iowa House in a move to finish the 1985 session. A standards measure passed 96 10 and a vocational technical system bill passed 77 25. Gov Hughes eyed both as major education steps amid earlier Board distrust. Memorial Day weekend weather predicted fair and warming.
Betty Rogers and Genevieve Arnold exemplify working wives in Muscatine alongside Irene Sweitzer and Vivien McDaniels. The narrative highlights Bet ty balancing RN shifts with family life, Genevieve managing wood bending at Huttig, Irene enjoying library work, and Vivien loving client contact at Poetz Super Yola.
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