Slowdown in Congress Cuts Spending Significantly
Observers note a slow Congress may extend into the holidays as Kennedy programs struggle to gain support. Reporters say the halt in passing annual appropriation bills has saved nearly $1 billion by delaying funding and using emergency resolutions to cap agency spending at the lowest of several measures. Rep. Clarence Cannon calls it a case where haste could make waste.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington News
William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Senate
Clarence Cannon
House
Muscatine Considers Elm Replacement After Dutch Disease
Local ward and civic groups plan a city hall meeting Tuesday to weigh replacement options for Muscatine elms. Officials report spraying and removal of dead trees as preventive steps amid significant elm losses.
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Muscartine
Catine’s
Bargain Scams and Part Time Work Queries
My reader warns about liquidation deal scams with inflated prices on radios and watches, urging to shop with legitimate retailers. A follow up offers career advice for part time mornings only, suggesting local classified ads and home typing or dictation work.
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Maxine Marx
Maxine
Business School
Muscatine Journal publishes late edition details and staff
The Muscatine Journal item lists publication details with Associated Press affiliation and staff roles. It describes delivery options and subscription rates, noting daily evening publication on weekdays except Sunday, mail rates within and beyond fifty miles, and special delivery service information.
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Jann& Kelly
Ino -Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Ikansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Daily Journal
Dunsday
Cartier
Muscatina
Muscatine
Red Chinese Raid on Racial Strife in US Sparks Debate
The article outlines Mao Zedong’s establishment of a racial strife unit to aid American Negroes, led by Liu Ning i, Liu Chang sheng, and Liao Cheng chi, and criticizes the move as antiquated ideologies failing to grasp the Negro’s middle-class ambitions and constitutional concerns. It argues the Negro seeks integration into a standard suburban, property owning American life and questions the tactic and motives behind foreign interference.
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Chamberlain
U.S
Red China
Bulletin
Thes
Taiwan
Chienese
New York City
Mao Tsu-lung
United States
Alywhere
Mao
Liu Ning-i
Communist
All China Federation of Trade Unions
Liu Chang-shéng
Red China-Africa Friendship Association
Liao Cheng-chi
Overseas Chinese Affairs “Commission
Cial
Tse-tung
Vna
Aine Mao
Panh
U. S
Jones
Te P Sor Today From The Upper Rooms
Prayer text from The Upper Rooms emphasizes seeking God’s protection and rest in faith. It includes Psalm 91:1 and a petition for cooling streams of grace, peace, and renewed strength to serve, ending with Amen.
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Jesus
Oldest county settler Willian B. Fish dies from steamboat disaster
Our Yesterdays notes the death of William B. Fish, one of the county’s oldest settlers, from injuries suffered in the Aug. 16 steamboat explosion. Henry, initially thought uninjured, rode home by buggy. The disaster now claims a fourth life, with remaining sufferers believed out of danger.
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Willian B. Fish
Henry
Dear Abby column snippets and reader questions
A compilation of short Dear Abby letters and responses on topics from workplace incidents to personal appearance. Entries touch on a department store confrontation with a man winking at a clerk, opinions on female facial hair, a missing reader named Liknes, and a husband’s disbelief about Abby’s identity. The column includes brief confidences and a note about Pearl.
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Abby
Rene
Worry Clinic Confuses IQ with Effort and Habits
Dr. Crane argues that potential is not fixed by IQ, noting Amos G. a 47 year old farmer rejects scientific farming. He cites brain cell use and organ reserve to claim effort and environment shape learning, with logic and reasoning lagging behind in feebleminded individuals.
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Amos G
Amos
Craine
Square drawing ability tied to mental age despite effort
The report notes a child named Tan can copy a square at age four but cannot draw a diamond, requiring three more years of mental growth to copy a diamond. It attributes this to lower mental age and explains teaching and familiarity do not offset substantial LQ differences, though love, patience, and cultured parenting can aid a dull child.
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Hopkins Syndicate
Irie
Famous Author Sleep Delusion and Other Quirks
A collage of curiosities airs from a column. It notes a Dickens resting with a bed oriented east or west, jokes about sleep and geometry, doubts Irish marriage age claims, and recalls Raymond Burr’s real name. It cites Twain’s luggage vent and a quiz on eight I nations, plus stats on philanthropy and teen driving risk.
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New York
Charles Dickens
Mark’ Twain
Twain
Iceland
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
India
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Sample Teases Inner Value
A cryptogram explains that one letter stands for another with examples and a sample quote. It notes that the daily code changes and provides a clue phrase about outer worth versus inner worth.
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Cy Barrett
Good Way
Penelope
Better Business Bureau of Los Angeles
Stcker
Dearcy
Carl Townshend
Rosella
Larry MC
Carl
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
the Muscatine Journal
Towa
Asso Tiated
Inia
Jews Daily Press Association
Des Moines
Harold L. Selson
Walter Russell
John Talbot
Gilbert Dietz
Edwin Walwer
Margaret. Griffith
Carl Walter
Adv
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United
Robert F. Willams
North Carolina
Taliwan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Mr. Williams
Will
Mao Tse-tung
Davor
Lothrop Stoddards
Madison Grarits
Hitler
A.B. Robbins
First Congregational Church
Ottumwa
Belle
I. Madison
Muscatine City Hall
City Iy cC
A. Young
Twyla’ Mackenzie
John Parks
Muscatine’ Junior College
Elmer Bloom, Jr
Mercury
Edna Estes
Muscatine Public Health Nursing Assn
Margaret Marhexon
Anese
Richard Tharp
East Seventh
Iowa City University Hospital
Mane Lindsay
Abigail van Buren
Pearl
Wil Phoenix
Dr. Crane
George W. Crane
Caan
Hal Boyle
America
Raymond Burrs
Perry Mason
Raymond Willis
Stacy
George Meredith
Eudacpn
Honfac
Sataniay
Onan Rebbe
Waters
Africa
Nebraska
Nickram
Mary Ann le Ae
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