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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1960
Page
2
First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mi koyan travels to Cuba per Moscow announcement to bolster revolutionary morale and reaffirm alliance amid Cold War tensions.
The piece argues U S Cuban relations are strained as Soviet Russia backs Fidel Castro. It accuses Cuban revolutionaries of pro-communist aims, warns of a security threat to the Caribbean, and suggests that strong U S or intra American action may be inevitable, calling for a counter revolution.
A congressional subcommittee met in Des Moines to probe the Des Moines Internal Revenue Service office. Fascell and Baliv pressed over a restrictive letter from Dana Latham that limited documents and instructed employees, with witnesses saying resignations were urged to avoid removal. Several ex-employees testified they were told to resign or face payroll removal.
Iowa Governor Herschel Loveless declines a plea to convene a special legislative session to address reapportionment issues. Duane Jeve of Algona urged action while noting Iowans vote November 8 on a constitutional convention question to revise the state constitution.
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation board issued a statement urging a strong push for reapportionment in the coming legislative session. It endorses a plan based on population for one house and on other criteria for the second, reflecting ongoing calls for legislative redistricting.
The Java State Education Association has decided to ask the ISES program to address concerns. Officials seek input on curriculum changes and funding implications, inviting member schools to submit feedback by a stated deadline. The move signals a broader push to align state education standards with new guidelines.
Nesting genial assembly to appropriate we estimated 40 million in state aid to public schools The 1939 session voted 15 500 000 for general school aid The action by ISEA was then am Des Moines hib The school aid proposal would distribute state funds on the basis of 35 counts a school day per cir ventars school pupil 50 cents 4 day per high school pupil and St aay per junior college pupil are f £ ds are presenth distutbin ine on the basis of 17 cents a day per Mementars school pupil, 20 cents a das per high school pu pil ator St a day per Junior college pupil . Points of the ISEA legislation prostam aire (1) Revise the ag gicvitual land tax credit form ula .overc from the present 15, mails to 20 mills and pay it in full (2) Change from November 13 to Septemeer 15 the minimum cathdate acquirement for enter ing seneor (3) Permit school Districts to shere the costs of siaup insurance plans (4) Re quirenual health examinations for all public school personnel, including teachers (5) Revise counwerd to a simple majority the present 60 per cent majority needed for passage of a school bond issue.
The fragment outlines various public works items, sewer construction and water system repairs, and youth center funding. Names and numbers are garbled. the readable items reference sewer, water, pumpage, and labor expenses amid a larger municipal project list.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Gaylen Brocha and the Harry Brocha family from Lincoln Nebraska, with Rllman Fast Class and Echo Mennen hosting in Aredale.
Week end visitors included Mr and Mrs W M Weiser and their son Michael from Des Moines at George Stub residence. They planned to stay from Thursday evening through the week end.
In Hospital Mis Fred Eichmeier remains under observation at Hampton Luthean Hospital after being taken there last Thursday. The piece lists local residents visiting, family dinners, and community happenings including open house at the Aredale Farmers Cooperative Elevator on February 17 with Edwin Seibert named as the new elevator manager.
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