See America Year debated to curb travel abroad
Rep. Al Ullman proposes 1964 See America Year to boost domestic tourism and ease balance of payments. State Department plans 531 international conferences, seeking restored funding of 197000. Senators express doubt about travel efficiency and possible miscoordination across missions.
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Washington
al Ullman
Oregon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Department
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House
State “Department
Warren Magnuson
Four-Lane Bridge and Perimeter Road Near Completion in Muscatine
Contractors have poured the floor for the new four-lane bridge over Mad eweek on East Second street and expect the span ready in about four weeks. Final outer lanes on highway No. 61 through Muscatine from Mulberry to Washington are nearly complete. Traffic has continued with minor inconvenience during the work. The ambitious street program nears completion, with motorists likely to celebrate when barricades come down and traffic returns to normal.
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City
Mulberry Avenue
Washington Street
Muscatine
Muscaline
J. J. Hughes
National Emergency Council
Wyoming Mill
Wiliam S. Beardsley
Iowa State Policemens’ Assit
Peril Seen That Nation's Workers May Get Into Rut
Cy Barrett answers reader questions on modern work frictions and social pretensions. He cites a faulty hand brake part experience, a Chinese tailor story, and a Virginia blood comment to illustrate a rising stress over literal job adherence. He also explains bachelor travel options from Bachelor Tours and invites readers to send inquiries for personal business guidance.
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America
Barbara Wheels
Bare
Hong Kong
Muscatine Journal Adopts Daily Publication Details
The Muscatine Journal outlines its publishing and mailing terms, noting second class status, AP affiliation, and staff roles. It explains delivery frequency, subscription rates for city and beyond, and business hours for mail and service inquiries.
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Jann Welly
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Aity- Miles
Muscatine
Sonditre Oentee
Lobster Politics Stir North Atlantic Fishing Row
Vineyard Haven Massachusetts reporters recount a growing clash along the East Coast as Russian trawlers allegedly use deep water nets to haul egg bearing female lobsters. The piece traces a long history from skin diving to offshore draggers, noting the economic stakes and conservation debates amid postwar tension.
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John
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Maine
Massachusetts
John” Hughes
Martha’s.Vineyard
Newburg
New Bedford
Sandwich
Plymouth
John Hughes
Understanding Tommy Through a Child's Giant World
Dr. Crane discusses Tommy, a preschooler described as an elf-like figure who perceives a giant world. The piece argues adults misinterpret toddler behavior, noting children struggle with time concepts and logical deduction. It emphasizes adjusting expectations and empathy for early development.
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de. Crane
Tommy
Stubbornness Common to Both Men and Women
HAL BOYLE reflects on stubbornness as a shared human trait affecting both sexes. The piece contrasts gender stereotypes, jokes about tips, hospitality, and restaurant failures, and notes how modern attitudes confuse and amuse in everyday life.
Ta Pi Ok TORBAY FROM The Upper East
Jesus chooses twelve to be with him and to preach. A prayer asks for service, wisdom, power, and love to lead others to Christ. The text reflects a devotional tone and biblical reference from Mark 3 13 14 and a closing prayer to God the Father.
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Ta Pi
Torbay
Jesus
Christ
Tragic Depot Death of Tabo Bentley in Iowa
A man named Tabo Bentley, 35, of Wilson Jet, deaf and dumb, was killed when struck by two train cars at a depot as the evening train arrived from the fairgrounds. The incident left him fatally injured, with immediate death reported.
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AC &0
Fair Grounds
Tabo Bentley
Wilsow Jet
Dear Abby and a look at parenting battles in the home
A teen asks for another chance after a parentally halted relationship and is told she has exhausted chances. A mother of four boys and four girls voices preference for boys, while a columnist notes child upbringing shapes behavior more than gender, suggesting equal care and discipline matter.
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Abby
Soys
DAILY CRYPLOQUOLE PUZZLE HINTS AND SAMPLE NOTES
A cryptogram themed puzzle column explains letter hints and word formation. It notes that single letters apostrophe formations and color of two Os illustrate the clueing style. The sample shows daily cryptograms with varying letter placement and an array of named clues and results.
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