Editorial argues against too simple police solutions
The piece critiques supporters of harsh police action as simplistic for complex disorders. It warns leniency risks public backlash and a slide toward police states, noting fears on both fascist and communist extremes and urging balanced responses.
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Sheldon Mail
Ellis Johansen Departs Daily Sentinel for Sacramento
Daily Sentinel staff honor Ellis Johansen on his departure to take a new job in Sacramento. Cake was served in the job shop as coworkers bid farewell to Johansen from Le Mars and the Daily Sentinel.
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3rd Battalion to test mobilization plans this weekend
Sioux City army unit 3rd Battalion 14th Artillery will join its 205th Infantry Brigade in a weekend mobilization test at Camp Dodge. Col Gordon R. Brodie says the exercise could align with an actual mission only if assigned, with a noon Sunday notice needed for any mission.
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Robert Bogenrief Attends Nutrition Marketing Seminar
Hinton resident Robert Bogenrief attended a five day nutrition and marketing seminar in Quincy Illinois in August 1923. He joined Moorman Mfg Co sales staff recently and toured feed production research and offices with about 60 attendees and a nutritionists panel. He is a Hinton High School graduate who attended Morningside College for two years and has a married daughter, Mrs Trudy Soule.
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Doris Olson
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Nellie Bogenrief
Hinton
Hinton High School
Morningside College
Hughes weighs philosophies of McCarthy and Humphrey for 1968 nomination
Des Moines Governor Harold E Hughes argued a philosophy of government under McCarthy versus Humphrey shapes the Democratic race. He said he is studying the contrast in how a president and cabinet function, the balance with Congress, and how conventions reflect the people, with a commission recommending weighted state voting on convention committees.
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Debate excerpts on Vietnam policy and coalition government
A speaker discusses the one man one vote principle in conventions, the prospect of a coalition government in Vietnam, and U S troop withdrawal. He contrasts McCarthy and Humphrey positions, notes possible Paris peace talks before the election, and stays noncommittal about his own leaning while insisting on elective coalition negotiations rather than force.
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Padding bills for meals by state travelers prompts questions
Padded accounts from meal bills by traveling state employees suggest two possibilities: either expense accounts are being padded or the travelers themselves are padding them. The remark highlights concerns about improper reimbursements and potential misconduct within state travel spending.
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Sheldon
Akron drama club stages The Sign of Jonah at high school
The Akron drama club in association with the Akron Ministerial Assn presents The Sign of Jonah a nine scene Biblical play in the high school auditorium Friday Aug 30. The play uses modern identities for biblical figures and places its trial amid shifting perspectives with a U boat commander Jonah Gabriel Michael Raphael and the Queen of the South among the defendants. Directed by Carla Dirks and Richard Jacobs the cast is drawn from Akron drama club members.
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Hospital ambulance carries Carl Klingberg to Sioux Falls
Carl Klingberg was taken Wednesday by the Luken Johnson ambulance to the Veteran's hospital in Sioux Falls from his Marcus home.
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Carl Klingberg
Luken—Johnson
Veteran’s Hospital
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Marcus
Veterans urged to file VA compensation to avoid lost money
Des Moines VA adjudication officer C. E. McCutcheon warned retired disabled veterans who have not filed VA disability claims they may be missing money. Veterans may elect the greater of retirement or disability benefits, retain VA claims, and access dependents benefits if rated 50 percent or more. If retirement is chosen, future hospitalizations could reopen for higher ratings, and filing early speeds benefits.
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