Indian protest at BIA sparks leadership debate
Editorial notes mixed progress for American Indians while denouncing last month’s Washington BIA protest by militants. Leaders like Donald Antone and Francis Wyasket urge reliance on elected tribal authorities to advance Indian welfare and condemn radical tactics as counterproductive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
BIA
American Indian Movement
Donald Antone
Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona
Benedict Arnold
Antone
Francis Wyasket
The Nashville Story review at the Royal Theater
A nostalgic hillbilly double feature critiques The Nashville Story and Here Comes That Nashville Sound. The piece praises the Opry shrine scenes and old-timer nostalgia while noting omissions of Hank Williams and Woody Guthrie, and laments the Opry move’s potential impact on its rough, unpretentious spirit.
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Nashville Story
Nashville
Royal Theater 1
Chamber of Commerce
Country Music Hall of Fame
Vanderbilt University
happy _hillbillies
Grand Ole Opry
Opry
Opryland
South
Jesus
Martha
Porter
Woody Guthrie
Hank Williams
Tootsie
Orchid Lounge
Opry House
Tennessee
Hisself
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Advertising Rates and Delivery Areas
Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists subscription and mailing rates for Plymouth and adjoining counties, including carrier and mail options. Rates cover two weeks through one year, with special pricing for servicemen and students and references to local carriers in Le Mars Merrill Oyens Remsen and Kingsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter A. Pitts
Glada Koerselman
Dick Koerselman
Fo Ey Reese
Merle
Wayne Schipper
Lions le Mars, Merrill, Oyens
Remsen
Kingsley
Daily Sentinel
Carrie
Plymouth
Battle lines form over petroleum shortages and public education
A reader identifies as a former tank truck driver and Phillips petroleum jobber arguing the public and politicians mislabel the industry. He stresses bid practices, price pressures, and the strain on fuel and natural gas supply, noting harsh weather and service station experiences. He calls for public education on fuel demands and criticizes free consumer remarks about station restrooms. He warns shortages may shape upcoming winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Phillips Petroelum Co
Iowa Public Service Co
Letters to lawmakers spark civic action in Le Mars region
Citizens urged to write to their legislators as the path to shaping public policy. The piece stresses that letters turn silent constituencies into a united voice and identifies Rep. Lyle Stephens and Sen. Lucas De Koster as current Le Mars area representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
le Mars
Lyle Stephens
State House
Des Moines
Iowa
Lucas de Koster
Esophageal diverticulum fears questioned by reader
A reader asks about a possible diverticulum of the esophagus and whether surgery is needed. The doctor explains that swallowing trouble can arise from several causes including esophageal spasm, poor esophageal contractions, or tumors. He urges urgent medical evaluation with a barium swallow to distinguish causes and notes that surgery is unlikely required if no tumor is found and symptoms are mild.
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Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Jimmie Rodgers
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Minnie Pearl
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Lynn Redgrave
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Gene Wilder
Ainstad
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Alfred M. Hovland
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