Campus violence and closed minds in universities
W Earl Hall criticizes student activists and professors for undermining free dissent on campuses. William S White warns of fascist echoes and intellectual terrorism, urging Americans to reject chaos and defend democratic ideals amid presidential politics. He predicts a principled leader will emerge as next U S president.
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W. Earl Hall
Independence
William S. White
University of California At Berkeley
Mr. White
Johnson
United States of America
Poor people and their great struggle
The Shenandoah Sentinel reflects on a forthcoming Washington march by poor people. It praises their courage and purpose, noting many will undertake a long, hardship filled journey for their children and a better life, while criticising selfish indifference in society.
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Shenandoah Sentinel
Middlewest
Washington
Tears and laughter mark Le Mars week events
In Le Mars last week tears and laughter colored public moments from a graduation at Le Mars Community to a tribute for Westmar President Dr Kalas. The piece urges openness in expressing emotion, while noting ongoing power lineman training and a broad slate of Northwest Iowa Vocational School courses starting July 1 and Sept 2. It invites nominations for good deeds to the Le Mars Chamber of Commerce for public recognition.
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le Mars
Co. A
le Mars Community High School
Westmar
Dr. Kalas
Northwest Iowa Vocational School
Le Mars park plan criticized as poorly sited
Paul E. Eich of Le Mars argues against the proposed park and recreation plan, noting 283 acres more to total 303 and questioning population projections. He urges locating parks away from the city dump, sewer plant, rendering works, and nearby packing plant, suggesting northeast east and southeast sites for picnics.
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le Mars
St. Louis
City Park Board
Paul E. Eich
Kingsley and Merrill Students Earn Honors at Morningside
Morningside College named nineteen Roadman Scholars at Honors Day for students meeting three semesters of attendance and a 3.75 GPA or higher. Recipients include Craig Bainbridge of Kingsley and Harley Johnson of Merrill.
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Kingsley, Merrill
Morningside
Johnson signs bill to shield VA pension benefits
President Johnson signed a bill to protect about 250000 veterans widows and parents from reductions in VA pension and dependency and indemnity compensation due to social security increases. The measure plus added VA payments will affect over 1.1 million pensioners, with about 26000 Iowa beneficiaries. The VA now pays roughly 2.3 billion yearly to these groups and earlier pensioners.
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Johnson
Veterans Administration
E. W. Christensen
Center
Christensen
Iowa
Congress
America
Veterans urged to update life insurance beneficiaries
VA estimate finds six of every ten veterans need to change beneficiaries on government life policies. C W Elliott notes proceeds go to the last designated beneficiary even after marriage or divorce changes. Forms are available at the VA Center Des Moines Iowa, phone 546-7031, Le Mars Daily Sentinel subscription offered.
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Veterans Administration
C. W. Elliott
Elliott
Des Moines
Iowa
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Plymouth County
Daily Sentinel
Classified Ad Rate Table and Subscriptions Note
A fragmented cash and subscription rate list repeats durations and prices for newspaper delivery by carrier mail and service options. It mentions three months six months and nine months terms with varying amounts, plus special rates for servicemen and Plymouth area delivery, all presented in an old styled ad block tone.
High taxes and citizen protest across the nation
A letter questions fixed incomes facing higher taxes and living costs. The writer denounces property tax increases and sales taxes, laments low raise prospects for lawmakers, and mocks broad protests while urging accountability next November. The piece weaves political satire with tax grievances and historical allusions.
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Washington
Boston
Confucius
Dimmit Scholars Named From Area at Morningside College
Three area students Dennis Gray Marcus Kathleen LeBahn Merrill and Jo Knnseley Waller were announced as Dimmit Scholars at Morningside College Sioux City Honors Day. The honor recognizes full time students with three or more semesters and a cumulative GPA between 3.5 and 3.75. The Dimmitt Scholar awards honor the late Miss Lillian Dimmitt who served 67 years as a teacher and dean of women.
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Dimmitt
Morningside College
Sioux City
Lillian Dimmitt
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Kingsley
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Merrill
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