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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
1
A Friday patrol stop near town led to a routine check of vehicle lighting and equipment. Officers cited a faulty license plate light and issued a 72 hour repair window. The writer and a companion also had their vehicles inspected, with light and horn issues uncovered and later addressed.
Iowa Governor Harold Hughes plans a Texas meeting with President Johnson following his critique of the Great Society. Hughes, first Democrat elected to a third term, says GOP gains reflect anti-administration sentiment and notes democratic governors aim to aid the administration and nation. Kenneth Robinson accuses Hughes of poor communication with grassroots Democrats amidJohnson support and questions timing of the remarks.
Judy Van Hove, winner second prize in VFW Post 4824 Buffalo Center essay contest, writes that democracy keeps America united through education and civic duty. She urges staying in school, choosing courses wisely, and contributing to the country, echoing Kennedy’s call to service.
Christmas gatherings mark 1956 family events with Roy Leibrand hosting at home and Pvt Alfred Julius visiting from Huntsville. Anita Mae Bell wed Harold Garry Ubben at St Paul Lutheran in Blue Earth.
Miss John Michaelson daughter of Mrs John Dorenbush and Mr Jabis Gettis of Forest City wed at the Methodist parsonage in Forest City by Rev Corwin Taylor. Winnebago County Farm Bureau plans annual meeting January 6 at the Princess Theater Thompson.
Local trappers receive sixteen cents for rat hides as prosperity spreads across the country. In nearby east of Rake, some farmers shred corn with a threshing machine. Christmas dinner guests at Mrs. Bess Patterson’s home included Ray Patterson of Sioux City and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Patterson and family.
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