Iowa curbs on highways to be removed on 38 project
Iowa officials move to bid next month on a 5.6 mile No 38 resurfacing project from Muscatine to west of Wilton. The plan eliminates curbings embedded in the pavement and adds a smoother surface, addressing driver safety concerns on narrow highways. Completion date not announced.
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Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
Muscatine
Wilton
Kent-Stein Foundation gifts 25000 for Muscatine park expansion
The Kent-Stein Foundation announces a 25000 gift to fund Muscatine's new 55 acre park area begun this year. Plans include two baseball diamonds a softball field and a long parking area adjacent to Bruner field with completion aimed for 1971. The park will be named Kent-Stein Park in honor of the foundation and will provide space for family outings and group play.
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Muscatine
Aves
Kent-Stein Foundation
Bruner Field
Kent-Stein
Playboy Bunny career guide postcard style letter
Cy Barrett answers readers about becoming a Playboy Bunny or key club waitress, noting height is flexible, outlining pay ranges, club locations, and recruitment details. The column also covers a con artist mail scam and city manager career paths with tips and institutions.
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Doris Kiefer
Bunny
Playboy
Chicago
New York
Miami
New Orleans
St Louis
Phoenix
Manila
Doris ‘Stor
Playboy Clubs ‘International
Playboy Club
The Muscatine Journal Local News Staff and Subscriptions
The Muscatine Journal announces staff roles and AP news usage. Subscription rates are listed for daily delivery within Muscatine and surrounding area, with annual mail options and special delivery noted.
Test Ban Pact Hopes for Early General Disarmament
James Marlow comments on the slow progress of disarmament talks with Russia, noting U.S. reluctance, Senate approval battles, and the 1963-1968 test ban agreement as a milestone while warning that deep Russian distrust hampers broader disarmament. Kennedy and Khrushchev discussions frame the issue, with a push for a summit lingering after 1962.
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Associated
Washington
Russia
Kennnedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
United States
Moscow
Senate
Pathway Open If Khrushchev Wants Peace With Vatican
A columnist argues Vatican policy shifts under Pope Paul VI toward fighting Marxism in practice, not theory. It cites Cardinal Mindszenty and Archbishop Slipyi as figures test of Moscow’s goodwill and suggests peaceful thaw requires Ukrainian church normalization and Mindszenty’s liberty.
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Vatican
John Chamberlain
John Xiiii
Rome
Communist Party
Pope Fom
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Budapest
Pope John Srt
Alexei Adzhubei
Kremlin
Pope
Adzhubei
John
Paul
Tosyl Shipyi
Vay
Ukraine
Slipyi
Johnna
Russia
Ecumenical Council
Poland
Cardinal Mindszenny
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Moscow
Little Pressure By Negroes on Fraternities
NAACP officials acknowledge the push to integrate college fraternities and sororities is just beginning with planning underway to target campuses in the North Midwest and West. National and local leaders say most black students have larger immediate concerns, while some chapters and sects resist, break away, or maintain racial provisions in charters.
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National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
Chester Lewis
Wichita, Kan
NAACP
Saplois Ashford
The
Associated Press
Scollege
Vail
Prayerful Reflection on Deliverance in Christ
A dated devotional phrasing expresses gratitude for deliverance from sin and fear. The text invokes Romans 8:1 about no condemnation for those in Christ and closes with a prayer thanking God and affirming new life in Him.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Our Yesterdays and Local Happenings Notes
A compilation from past years notes muscatine county events and thefts. Reports mention horse thefts by Missouri bumwackers reaching nearby counties and county convention results with nominees for clerk attorney recorder and supervisor positions. Also listed are theater notes, fall festival weather, corn judging contests, and high school class officers with names and positions.
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Missouri
Old’s Opera House
P. J. Fahey
J. B. Hanley
H. V. Howard
FP. P. Evans
S$. Hoskins
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Farm Bureau
The
Muscatine Journal
Adolph Marie
Sweetand
Ralph Olson
Conesville
Barbara Rasene
Darlene Honsoal
Sophor More
Alan Fay
Dbidy Hawkins
Wyoming Hill
Dear Abby columns reveal gossip and neighbor woes
Abigail Van Buren answers letters about a rumor harming a divorcing woman, a neighbor inviting a drunk husband, a teen babysitter facing advances, and a SPUNSHI protest over using the name Smith. The column delivers blunt cautions about gossip, boundaries, and personal conduct with regional touches.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Lake
Daily Cryptogram Quote Teaches Letter Substitution
The text explains how to solve a cryptoquote by substituting letters, noting one letter stands for another and word lengths guide mapping. It presents examples like AXEDLEAAXE and hints at an IBBM quote and a 7 letter word Feb.
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