Editorial Good causes harmed by unworthy spokesmen in Monticello Express
The piece argues two causes suffer from flawed spokesmen Adam Clayton Powell and Jimmy Hoffa. It notes Hoffa's eight year prison term for jury tampering and prior fraud, Powell’s alleged misuse of funds and lavish travel. It condemns defenders of these figures and praises leaders who insist people be judged by conduct, not race.
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W. Earl Hall
Monticello Express
America
Adam Clayton Powell
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Bimini
Congress
Powell
Stokley Carmichaels
Floyd McKissicks
Cassius Clays
Martin Luther Kings
Ralph Bunches
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Freemen Interest in Farm Income Questioned
The Rock Rapids Reporter quotes criticism that Freeman and administration members show little interest in farm income, with comments that talk dominates while the aim seems to be providing cheap food for city residents.
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Rock Rapids
Freeman
Last Rites Wednesday for Mrs Nathan Bray
Mrs Bray dies in an Omaha hospital after six months as patient. Rev G S Bruland officiates at funeral in Grace Hill Cemetery Hawarden with Dow Funeral Home directing. Survived by husband Nathane Bray two daughters five sons mother and many grandchildren and stepchildren.
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G. S. Bruland
Bunal
Grace Hill Cemetery
Hawarden
Dow Funeral Home
Bible School At Le Mars Assembly Of God
Le Mars Assembly of God at 227 Plymouth NW will run a Vacation Bible School for children June 5 to 16 from 9 am to 12 noon Monday through Friday. Theme Soldiers of Christ features daily Bible lessons music and crafts for ages 4 to 12. District Judge Archie R Nelson of Cherokee is among three Iowa Bar Association lawyers honored for 50 years in practice.
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le Mars Assembly of
Archie R. Nelson
Cherokee
Iowa Bar Assn
Nelson
le Mary
State college scholarships in doubt if loan plan adopted
DES MOINES IDPA The legislature committee favors student loans over scholarships. A joint House Senate committee recommends $800000 yearly for loans and $125000 for scholarships, far below the Higher Education Facilities commission request of $1 million. Governor Hughes had cut the scholarship request to about $900000 and included a loan provision.
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House-Senate
Higher Education Facilities Commission
Harold Hughes
Jay Stein
State looks at loans and scholarships for next biennium
Around the rotunda the plan would guarantee 16 million dollars in loans, funded by legislative appropriations and placed in escrow. Students could borrow up to 1000 dollars annually for five years with federal interest coverage during college and for several years after. The proposal aims to mix scholarships for freshmen with loans to meet demand, but committee members warn it may not cover all needy students for the fall term. Over 600 scholarships have been granted in the program’s third year, averaging 465 dollars, with many up for renewal. Plymouth county selective service office in Le Mars will be closed all day Thursday for an area meeting.
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Frances DePree
Plymouth County
Selective Service
le Mars
Funeral Services for Ivan Frahm Held in Akron
Ivan Frahm 60 of Akron died Monday after a yearlong illness. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev. Donald officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery under Schroeder funeral home. Born July 15, 1906 in Laurel Nebraska, he moved to Akron at eight and worked as a trucker and later a gas-delivery driver. Survived by wife Ruby Pike, two brothers A H Frahm of Torrington Wyoming and Floyd Frahm (address unknown), and one sister Mrs Fern Stinehart of Topanish Washington.
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Ivan Frahm
Akron
Wesley Methodist Church
Donald
Riverside Cemetery
Schroeder Funeral Home
Mr. Frahm
Laurel
Neb
Ruby Pike
Cherokee
A. H. Frahm
Torrington
Wyo
Floyd
Fern Stinehart
Topinish, Wash
Mayne Fights Social Security and Tax Hikes Aimed at Elderly
Rep Mayne rallying retirees in Spencer during Senior Citizens Month criticizes Democratic Ways and Means stall on boosting Social Security benefits. He opposes administration ideas to tax social security and erase elderly tax exemptions, urging protection for fixed incomes and pensions. He supports raising survivor benefits and later donated a Capitol flag to Prairie View retirement home.
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Spencer
Ways and Means Committee
Mayne
House
Johnson
Sanborm
Capitol
Prairie View Retirement Home
Dennis the Menace Ki Union Farm Bureau Meeting Recap
Farm Bureau women met May 18 at Mrs Clarence Single’s home. Dempster opened with May, Gitew gave a county report urging payment of the scholarship and international funds. Sylvia Kono posiek moved five dollars to the scholarship fund and the rest to the international fund, seconded by Mrs Calvin Eyres. Roll call covered garden plantings. Mrs James Hoyt discussed the May 9 Sioux City tour. Meeting ended with group singing and games led by Mrs Earl Morton. Launch served with collection for the international fund. Property transfers listed: Lillian Sexton et al to Robert L Lampe Lot 4 and N 10 feet of Lot 5 Blk 28 LeMars. Frank Jacobs to Andrew Bredall Lot 9 except W 23 ft thereof and all Lot 10 Blk 18 A Sargent’s Add Akron. Robert V Powell to Dean Bohle Lots 1, 2 & 3 Blk 21 2nd Add Kingsley. Duane E White to Helen J Phelps S 17 ft Lot 42, Lots 41, 4 & DEN 8 Ht Lot B Blk 2 Highlawn Add Kingsley.
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Frank Jacobs
Andrew Bredall
Sargent
Akron
Robert V. Powell
Dean Bohle
Kingsley
Duane E. White
Helen J. Phelps
Highlawn
Birth Notice From Sioux City St Joseph by Daily Sentinel
A notice from the Daily Sentinel Pitts publisher NE Le Mars announces a birth in Sioux City St Joseph to Mr and Mrs Poecken Hinton and Floyd Wall. The brief item appears in a local Plymouth county listing with details on date and contact terms.
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Sioux
St. Joseph
Mr. and
Poecken
Hinton
le Mars G
Floyd Wall
Daily Sentinel
Pitts
le Mars
Plymouth A
Lat June 10 Farm Auction at Struble Corner
Mrs Joe Dee gan farm auction scheduled for June 10 at 1 p.m. The sale will take place at the farm located 3 E and 1% N of Struble corner. Bogaard and DeJong, auctioneers.
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Joe Deegan
Bogaard & DeJong
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