18 Mar 1968
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1968
Page
1
An editorial urges Americans to reflect on how the older generation shapes younger citizens. It condemns everyday traffic and lawbreaking by adults, comparing it with juvenile delinquency and warning that responsibility and obedience to laws, including traffic rules, must be taught at home to avoid a grim future harvest.
Daily Sentinel columnists consider a silent peace march at Westmar. Apprehension grows over unknown grievances and potential disruption. Observers note the march may be publicity-driven, late to impact, and risk disturbing public order despite support for peaceful assembly.
Plymouth county Cancer Crusade launches with four kick-off meetings on March 19 and 20 at Kingsley Hinton Akron Le Mars and other venues. Local organizers include Rev H O Thompson Mrs Harlan Rowe Mrs R C Hodgson and Mrs M E Atkinson with plans for house to house solicitation March 25 to April 6 and public education on cancer signs and early detection.
In a letter to the editor from Meadow, a reader supports student led peaceful protest while urging city approval and noting concern over campus demonstrations. The writer praises youth initiative and exercise value but criticizes one way street protests focusing on others' faults rather than their own actions.
A reader age 32 calls for student protest marches on traffic safety for those under 25 and against narcotics and youth drinking. He suggests posters like Drive Intelligently Not Ignorantly and Wait for Adulthood Then Think Again while noting a Westmar college chaplain and Sentinel may weigh in.
Rainboth Marion and numerous district chairmen and area leaders are named in the updated 4-H listing. The roster includes numerous townships with listed contacts such as Mrs. Mark Schroeder Remsen Mrs. Earl Wiebke Oyens and Mrs. Alex Peterson Remsen with regional chairs like Mrs. Robert Phelps and Mrs. Milton Spies. Additional entries include Mrs. Virgil Jastram Elkhorn Mrs. Dana Vanorsdel Garfield and Mrs. John Morton Union along with others across Lincoln Merrill Hinton Sioux and Plymouth regions. The listing closes noting Liberty to be announced with Perry and Hungerford also represented.
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