Starting center for mental health in the community
An editorial urges local action to establish a community mental health center. It outlines staffing needs including a psychiatrist, a clinical psychologist, a psychiatric social worker, and an administrator, plus governance by a volunteer board. Emphasizes outpatient focus, potential multi county cooperation, and federal aid possibilities. Dr G R Jhrke
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Iowa
G. R. Jhrke
Interest in lenders pictured in fraud checkers view
The Independence Bulletin Journal notes concern that those auditing fraudulent advertising should target lenders who portray borrowing at high rates as a fix for family financial trouble, highlighting potential misrepresentation and exploitation risks.
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Independence Bulletin-Journal
Middle East War Reflections and Quirky Proposals
A fragmented commentary compares Israelis defense to Biblical history and mocks Vietnam generals. It proposes novel ways to end conflict, including leaders walking ahead of armies and dining in Iowa, then notes U turn signs and Pat McCarty’s continued fipniling after the Indy race.
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Middle East
Le Mars Daily Notices and Local Promos Highlight Town Features
Community notes mention Good Year tires and taverns in the business district with public restrooms. Public pool antics hint at white skin visibility while biking spots include Le Mars Savings Bank parking lot with a sloped coast. Rambler in Le Mars Inc and a new highway 75 sign draw attention. Vander Meer Wholesale ends, First National bank milk breaks praised, Wells Blue Bunny milk promotion for June, Chamber promoters plan events, wild asparagus compared to garden variety, Expo 67 bags seen on Central avenue.
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First National Bank
Enrollment in Iowa Public Schools Seen to Taper Off
DES MOINES IDPA reports public school enrollment near 638,066 this year with a rise of about 13 000. Private and parochial enrollments fall by roughly 8 000 as the state education department notes a coming slowdown in public school growth within a couple of years.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
New Wheat Farm allotment deadline set for July 1
The ASCS county office invites farmers to apply for a 1968 winter wheat allotment on farms with no 1967 wheat allotment. Eligible producers must meet ownership, land, equipment, and experience criteria and expect to derive 50 percent or more of current income from the farm. Applications close July 1 with recommendations to consult local ASCS officials.
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ASCS
Cecil J. Kennedy
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Iowa Public School Enrollment Trends and Non-Public Schools
Parochial schools have closed due to operating costs pushing students to public schools, boosting public enrollment. Enrollment is expected to level off around 1970 at about 650,000 pupils while non public schools hold roughly 99,700. Teacher ratios vary by district and school type, with large districts contributing over 22 percent of total public enrollment.
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Richard D. Brooks
State Department
Brooks
County Sets 1967 Wheat Price Support at 1.30 Per Bushel
Cecil J. Kennedy, Chairman, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, announced the 1967 crop wheat price support at 1.30 per bushel. The rate matches the national average farm loan rate of 1.25 but aligns with terminal market area relationships. Changes in terminal rates and county data reflect cash market prices and regional adjustments.
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Cecil J. Kennedy
Kennedy
USDA
Dennis the Menace Wheat Program Ties to 1967 Allotments
Dennis the Menace by Ketchum notes growers must stay within 1967 allotments to receive price support loans or OCC purchases and cooperate in the 1967 wheat program. Participation also grants eligibility for domestic marketing certificates. 1964 crop certificates are based on 35 percent of projected wheat production, with cash value at parity minus the loan rate. Mrs Paul Branch plans a ten day visit in Sullivan Missouri to see daughter Mary Jane Moore and husband H Dennis Moore.
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OCC
Kennedy
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