Editorial on faith hope and love from February 3 1964
The Ye Evening Journal presents an editorial quoting 1 Corinthians 13 13. It argues faith and hope prove their truth through love and suggests faith and hope fade while love endures, stressing the supremacy of love as the guiding virtue.
De Gaulle's China shift sparks U S and France tension
The essay notes Charles de Gaulle recognizing Red China and offering to exchange ambassadors, while denying Taiwan Formosa as part of China. It contrasts U S policy recognizing Nationalist China for Formosa and mainland China, and foresees political shifts with rural vs city power in Iowa’s future legislature. It quotes reflections from Manning Monitor and Algona Upper Des Moines as it discusses taxation and reapportionment, ending with mention of Iowa reapportionment shaping legislative representation.
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China
de Gaulle
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
France
United States
Mainland China
Mao Tse-Tung
Bearded Beauties Benefit From Bogardus Wartime Whisker Paste
In January letters to the Journal readers share a cosmetic tidbit from 1891 by C A Bogardus. The remedy, a paste called turbovuck whiskers, mixes paricada valeric wood bark and dog’s lard to promote facial hair growth. Apply daily until desired growth appears.
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C. A. Bogardus
Colonel Booker to speak at six county Eagle Scout ceremony
Col. B. Booker former Scout master and air force ROTC faculty at the University of Iowa will speak at a six county Eagle Scout recognition ceremony at 7 30 p m next Saturday February 8 in the Coe Auditorium Cedar Rapids Gordon Simonds Hawk Eye Area Boy Scout Council president announced the event honors Boy Scout Week and 45 youths from the council will receive Frank Martin Eagle Scout plaques and be inducted into the Frank Martin Class of Eagle Scouts The Coe College band directed by Norman Stafford will perform to open the ceremony
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Col. B. Booker
Air Force Rotc
University of Iowa
Coe Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Simonds
Hawkeye Area
Boy Scout Council
Frank Martin
Egle
Mike Martinson
Simonds
Coe College
Norman Stafford
Help on income tax filing rules and forms in 1963
Washington based guide outlines filing requirements for 1963. It explains who must file, income thresholds, short form 1040A and long form 1040, deductions, and when refunds may apply. It notes changes in regulations for expense account documentation and directs readers to IRS resources.
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Internal Revenue Service
Washington
UPI
U.S
Congress
United States
Very Simple Strategy for Southern Rebellion in Civil Rights
A political analysis argues that anti administration Democrats in the South could incite a voter rebellion against President Johnson by forcing federal action for integration. It cites figures like Wallace Faubus and Barnett, notes Kennedy’s unpopularity among white Southerners, and warns Johnson faces a trap requiring forceful integration enforcement to avoid weakening support in the South.
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United Press International
South
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Oxford
Miss
George C Wallace
Alabama
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Ross E. Barnett
Mississippi
Faubus
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Little Rock
Wallace
Barnett
John Kennedy
Republican Party
Kennedys
Oray
Jfk
Poli
Newsweek
Congress
House
President Johnson
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