School reopenings bring traffic safety focus in Muscatine
State Safety Commissioner urges motorists to stay alert as students return to five day a week classes. emphasis on kindergarten crossing and rural bus stop rules. Muscatine highlights painted crossing lanes and safety patrols. Patrols start soon and motorists must halt for school buses on rural highways. Sen McClellan seeks regular MATS support for diplomatic pouches. State Dept funding would cover Europe trips to deliver pouches.
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Muscatine
Iowa Highway Patrol
Sueppel
Sen. McClellan
Washington
Military Air Transport Service
State Department
Senate
Negative Hiring Tricks and Public Surplus Guidance
Cy Barrettf discusses the negative quiz method for hiring executives and notes its flaws while offering caution on reference checks. The column then shifts to career advice about starting an employment agency with trade publications and franchises. A separate Q&A recommends a DoD surplus purchase guide and cycles back to Cy Barretts booklet offering.
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John Jones
Muscatine Journal masthead and subscription info
The Muscatine Journal announces its second class post status and Associated Press affiliation. It lists staff roles, advertising contacts, distribution areas, and subscription rates including daily and mail options with regional pricing and office hours.
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Muscatine
Awa
Jann
Nhu Seen As Real Power In Saigon Amid Repression
In South Viet Nam, Neo Dinh Nhu, brother of President Ngo Dinh Diem, emerges as the dominant yet hated figure after pressing martial law and ordering security forces against Buddhists. He is described as multi faceted, fiercely anti Communist, and influential with Diem, while his wife Mrs. Nhu is a potent public voice and political actor.
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Viet Nam
Roy Essoyan
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nhe
Sonu Viet Nem
Diem
Diem pt #2
Peking
Nha
North Viet Nam
Washington
United States
Hille
National Assembly
Women’s Solidarity Movement
South Vielam
Business as a Game and the Labor Question
Dr. Crane argues that private employers should have room to expand jobs without excessive tax timeouts. He compares business to a football game where the aim is to hit pay dirt, criticizing Congress for hindering growth with taxes and fringe benefits. He urges workers to rely on self-reliance and business innovation to create employment.
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Muskegon Manufacturers Association
America
Uncle Sam
Tex
Congress
Red Cross
Sam
Music Mothers Meeting Tonight at Columbus Junction High School
The Music Mothers group meets at 7 30 pm tonight at the Columbus Junction high school. Mrs. Louis Perry is council president with several vice presidents for football baseball and track named. Margaret Newell serves as secretary treasurer, with additional council members listed. A sewing group will meet Friday at Mrs D As Harbison s home, with Clyde Harbison assisting.
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Columbus
Louis Perry
Evelyn Peters
Lela Wilson
Thomas
Evelyn
Hou
Ben
Margaret Quigley
Leona Peters
Lorraine Smylie
Phyllis Uter
Margaret Newell
Reason For Admiration Of Painters
A humorous reminiscence on house painters from New York, detailing battles with a wife over color choices and process. The piece contrasts the painters’ calm authority with the chaos of decorating and ends with a grudging respect for their skill and restraint.
Prayer text for Today From Arise in 1 Chronicles reference
Prayer guidance urging acing tasks and kingdom work with divine presence. Returns a devotional plea in archaic phrasing asking for help to complete duties and align with Jesus teachings. Includes a benediction and a brief divine invocation.
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Jesus
Dear Abby Advice and Readers Share Personal Dilemmas
A reader questions a mysterious nightly phone caller who avoids disclosure and ponders meeting In person. Abby warns against meeting until identity is revealed and suggests changing number. Additional letters touch on wartime sentiment and weight gain advice for a slender wife.
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Abby
Italian scientist barred from British nuclear research post
Giuseppe Martelli, a 40 year old Italian-born scientist acquitted on charges of preparing 10 spies for the Soviet Union, will not have his British contract renewed. The Atomic Energy Authority said Martelli’s contract, due to end September 30, will not be renewed after the acquittal on July 15.
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London
Giuseppe Martelli
Soviet Union
Britain
British Atomic Energy Authority
Martelli
Brill
Nehru
Alaska
Grampus
Booth
Many Iowa Workers Get Pay Boosts
Des Moines report notes changes in the Fair Labor Standards Act raise pay for about 17 280 Iowa workers across 151 amendments. The changes set a higher minimum wage for certain employees and require overtime pay, affecting those previously earning 1.35 or 1.00 per hour. L Ludemann Jr of the Labor Department calls the changes major, with most affected workers in large retail firms.
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Pana
Mamma
Business Gaiius
Washington
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Des Moines
L. Ludemann Jr
US Department of Labor
Nist
Labor Department
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National Employment Association
Southfield Road
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Bailey Employment Service, Inc
New Haven
Sunhill Personnel Agency, Inc
New York
Tom McCall & Associates, Inc
Chicago
Sneling and Snelling, Inc
Philadelphia
University Placement Counsel, Inc
U.S
Department of Defense
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D.C
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Cy Barrett
the Muscatine Journal
AP News Dispatches
Lewa Daily Presa Association
Des Moines News and Business Office
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Gilbert Dietz
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Margaret Griffits
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Carson
Dr. Crane
Worry
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Music Mothers Meeting
Hal Boyle
Tve
Earth
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de Viner
Picasso
Bait
Soman
Ure
Indy
Eby
Prnye 2
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Clerious
Mayhee
Mays
John
Gramp
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Sinceress
Iowa
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King Festus Syndicate
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