Doubtful Aid Bill Faces House Criticism and Coad Tie
Ex congressman Merwin Coad joins Agency for International Development as a consultant at 75 dollars daily, raising questions about costs in the foreign aid program. House Republicans cut 595 million from the aid measure, prompting White House charges of irresponsibility and short sightedness. Coad’s past payroll ties and temporary post fuel debate over aid benefits for recipients.
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U.S. Congress
Merwin Coad
White House
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Iowa
Agency For International Development
Govermment
State Department
Washington ‘Dispatches
Appointment of John Gronouski as Wisconsin tax commissioner
President Kennedy this week named John Gronouski Wisconsin state tax commissioner, seen as adding a shrewd political operator to the Kennedy entourage. Wisconsin State Journal notes Gronouski has been deeply involved in partisan politics since 1960, fulfilling a political debt and bringing a skilled practitioner of political art into the administration.
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John Gronouski
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Gronouski
Wisconsin State Journal of Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Washington
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Basaryel
Surfboard Market and Surfing Prospect in 1963
Cy Barrett notes over 100000 surfboard enthusiasts plan to spend more than 3 million dollars in 1963 on boards and gear. He cites California and Hawaii centers, dangers and thrills, and asks where to learn about top learning spots and best selling products.
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Hawaii
Kamehameha
Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles
California
Mialibu Beach
United States Surfing Association
Muscatine Journal Notices and Contact Details
The Muscatine Journal lists its staff including Publisher Barold L Nelson, Editor Walter Russell, and Managing Editor Gilbert Dietz. It publishes daily except Sundays, with mail subscriptions from 12 to 18 dollars yearly depending on distance, and offers special delivery by 6:90. Dial S-2031 for assistance. circulation and advertising contacts are provided.
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Nelson
Walter Russell
John Talbot
Gilbert
Dietz
Ealter
Dwmn
Walwer
Margaret Griffith
Mgr
Carl Walter
Adv
No Gn
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mustainine
Muscatine
Iowa Congressmen Expected To Seek Reelection In 1964
Des Moines report notes six Republicans and one Democrat plan to run again for Iowa's congressional seats with several districts already shaping up contests. Democratic leaders weigh possible challengers in the 3rd and 6th districts while Republicans cite Kennedy era policy as affecting campaigns. Names like Schwengel Bramwell Gross Kyl Hoeven Sen sen and Smith are referenced with potential rivals including John Schmidhauser Tom Dailey Robert Dodds Harold Stevens and Neel Hill.
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William Leberline
Carol Johnson
Des Moines
Iowa
Jtheir
Ware
Republi
Fred Schwengel
James Bramwell
H.R Gross
John Kylin
Ath
Associated Press
Charles ‘Hoeven
Ben Sensen
Neal Smith
Schwengel
Iowa University
John Schmidhauser
Burlington
Tom Dailey
Robert Dodds
Danville
Harold Stevens von Davenport
Neel Hill
Webster City
Gross J
Hoeven
Donald Murray
Sioux City
Charity and county hospitals face taxpaying backlash
A satirical critique argues that charity and county hospitals already provide superb care while free riders and supporters of Kennedy's Medicare bill would burden taxpayers. It mocks claims of wasteful spending, cites a Chicago hospital incident, and warns against turning medical care into universal free service, warning of a “sponge” nation.
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Chicago
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UY Area
Veterans’ Hospitals
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U.S
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Bownce
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CROP Annual Meeting Set Here Monday
Lester Cornell, chairman of the Muscatine county CROP program, announced an annual meeting of CROP organization members in Muscatine First Methodist church Monday at 9 p.m. local time (8 p.m. CST). The meeting will launch preliminary organization for this fall's CROP drive, and state CROP officials may attend.
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Lester Cornell
Muscatine
Christian Burrl
Cornell
Muscatine Journal Publishes Signed Letters to the Editor
The Muscatine Journal welcomes letters of general interest signed with the writer’s name and full address. Unsigned or pseudonymous letters are not published, and the paper may shorten letters as needed while honoring writer requests to withhold their name.
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Muscatine Journal
Shortage of Churches in Africa Noted
The article profiles missionary Irginia Patti and teacher Syneaene in Nigeria, noting Africa’s church scarcity and vast need for Christian instruction. Patti, a Tulsa native with advanced degrees, criticizes material focus and highlights the single church per 1000?000 people ratio.
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Tulsa
Gaza
Peli & Missionary
Irginia Patti
Moteen
United States
Comar
Nancy Garvin Named New Hostess at Y Center
Announcement states Mrs. Nancy Garvin is selected as the new hostess for the Youth Center at the YMCA. The center serves Muscatine High and Hayes Catholic High students with hours through Friday 3 15 p m and Saturday 3 to p m.
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YMCA
Muscatine High
Hayes Catholic High
Prayer text and exhortation from Luke 18 1
A compact prayer fragment urges believers to persist in prayer and not lose heart. It quotes Luke 18 1 and asks God to grant daily needs and righteousness through Jesus Christ. The note includes archaic phrasing and a brief benediction.
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Christ
Nostalgic Yesterdays Note Remnants and Local Anecdotes
A compact column recalls past local events and price hints from five to fifty years ago, mentioning butter and eggs prices, a California trip, school officials in Muscatine, sweet potato farming on Muscatine Island, West Liberty activities, and Mississippi River levels. It also notes beer raids, squirrel and rabbit hunting seasons, and public education duties.
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Jeff Fulham
California
M. F. Cronin
Muscatine County
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Washington
Muscatine Island Farms
West
Liberty
Mississippi
A. A. Johnson
Muxentine
Jobo
St. Louis
Iowa
Robert Toborg
Leroy
Ure Mee Catine Board
Edvention
Dear Abby letters spark advice on praise and manners
A reader laments a husband who never compliments her despite a solid marriage and good housekeeping, while another asks how to curb a wife’s interruptions during stories. A concerned mother seeks guidance on helping an overweight 11 year old, and a responder reminds a young person parents will always be ahead in experience.
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Dan
Toni
Chile
Linda
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Fragment Shows Letter Substitutions
The sample explains letter substitution in a cryptoquote and provides partial cipher text PRV voN GNAGPN VDREIZ U DNM KATNLI. BIT VDNM CEFF 58 KATHLIND. EM TI Se nat Ba ae WE. Augustine reference appears amid garbled text and numbering.
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