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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

4

Propriety Questions Rise Over Cabinet Conflicts

Washington dispatches say Robert G. Baker, former secretary to the Democratic Senate majority, has resigned a $19,000 two year post amid questions of conflicts of interest and an FBI inquiry. At Iowa State University Ames a computer center teams with dating by matching 1,000 students via 120 questions to pair couples for the IBM Mixer Dance, as Dan Canid faces a likely era of digital matchmaking in social life.

Washington Robert G. Baker U.S. Senate Sen John Williams Delaware Baker U.S Federal Bureau of Investigation Senate Towa State University Ames

Cy Barrett Advice Column Highlights Golf and Home Business Scams

Cy Barrett answers readers on golf dreams and a trick shot artist Paul Hahn, praises perseverance yet warns against a home packaging scam promising at home work. He also guides Harry and Greta on affordable international travel and promotes Cy Barretts Home Business Guide No 1.

G. A. Bullard MR. Bullard Paul Hahn Shim Atead Paul U.S.A Sam Snead Bing Crosby Althou Golt Cy Barrett

Muscatine Journal Publisher and staff listing notice

The Muscatine Journal presents its publication details including staff roles and contact information. It lists publisher L. Nelson, editor Walter Russell, business manager John Talbot, managing editor Gilbert Dietz, circulation manager Edwin Walwer, and advertising staff with associated agencies and regional representatives. The notice explains daily and weekly editions, subscription rates, and delivery policies for Muscatine and surrounding areas.

Wandb. L. Nelson Walter Russell John Talbot Qibert Dietz Edwin Walwer Margared Griffith Mgr Targa Sarl

Eisenhower Sees Exploiting US Soviet China Split

Former President Eisenhower tells AP reporters in Gettysburg that if the Soviet Union and Red China are genuinely split the United States should promote the division to hinder Chinese aims. He cautions about Khrushchev’s aims, supports inspection safeguards for any orbiting weapons ban, praises France’s de Gaulle, and rates Ludwig Erhard as a capable West German chancellor successor to Adenauer.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Gettysburg Palm Dwight’ D Eisenhower United States Soviet Union Red China Associated Press Khrushchev Charles de Gaulle France NATO Khrushchevv Adenauer West Germany Germany Erhard

Testing Popularity of Newspaper Features Through Reading Habits

Dr. Crane examines methods to gauge feature appeal using page tests and audience polls. Northwestern University concludes editorial features often outscore rivals. comics attract strongest reader votes. Eye camera tech offers precise but impractical insight into on page attention.

Charles Allen Northwestern University Evanston Chicago Herman Brandt

Plump Widows Have the Best Chance to Wed

New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on marriage odds and quirks. The piece suggests plump widows attract middle aged suitors who value cooking, while outlining humorous generalizations about professions, money, and social habits with light satire and dated social tropes.

Hal Boyle New York

Reading Eyes Reveal What Readers Focus On On Pages

An observation on eye movements over a newspaper page showing how eyes glide and linger on features. The text argues that this method, if used with the human interest lens, yields fair comparisons without polls or surveys.

The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Prayer from Acts: God accepts those who fear Him

Passage from Weymouth Bible quotes Acts 10 34 35 declaring God makes no distinctions and accepts those who fear Him and live good lives in every nation. A prayer asks for closer fellowship with God and love for all brothers and sisters through Jesus Christ.

Weymouth Mear Lord Jesus Christ

Local Elections Face Bloomington Township Candidates

A 190 words long blob lists Bloomington township candidates including supervisor Richard Musset trustees I G Haveream W P Crawford and Edward Sttnar township clerk Charles Foster constables Adam Hartman G W Conner and assessor G D Stevenson Also notes 75 years ago GAR veterans feast 10 years ago recital by Schmidt Music Co and Moline West Ends beat South Muscatine 35 7 25 years ago librarian Cornelia Rhynsburger attends state library convention New building permits total 1525 Janet Burr elected president Green Valley Austers club Gumpart and Juliox LaRose top Cook Music Shop disc hits of the week The piece mixes multiple era items from a community column.

Bloomington Township Richard Musset I. G. Haveream W. P Crawford Edward Sttnar Charles §. Foster Adam Hartman G. W. Conner G. D. Stevenson Shelby Norman Post Gar Vail Post Fruitland New Post Sem Schmidt Music Co First Baptist Moline West Ends South Muscatine Athletic Club Cornelia Rhynsburger P.M. Musser Library Town Library Association Dodge Janet Burr Green Valley Austers Ge Club Juliox LaRose Cook Music Shop

Abigail Van Buren advice column mishaps and questions

Readers share concerns about a sales clerk joking about a husband not needing to know about window measurements for an air conditioner, family members visiting a hospitalized brother, a mother pressuring access to a hospital room, dating etiquette, and office expense prudence.

Abby

Daily Cryptogram Quote Hints From 1953

A sample cryptogram explains letter substitution. A stands for three Ls and X for Os. It notes single letters and word shapes give hints. Yesterday’s cryptoquote reads The man who hesitates is lost, and a propped aphorism about a woman appears.

King Festures Tac

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