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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
10
A columnist reflects on national outrage over the Mai Lai massacre and Lt. Calley, criticizing the administration and press, noting perceived cover ups and the need for accountability. The piece ends with a seasonal April Fool’s note and a segue back to life on Main Street.
Rep Harbor lauds ratification of the proposed 18 year old voting amendment as a milestone for Towa and the nation urging responsible participation. He links dynamite controls to law enforcement needs and notes shock over the Calley trial while affirming shared accountability in democracy.
The Nishna Cottage hosts an Easter party at 2 pm Friday for patients with all attendees wearing Easter hats. Rev Henry Wessenberg of St Joan's Lutheran Church Hastings led Sunday worship. Mrs Blanche Winters admitted to Mercy Hospital Co Bluffs on Monday. Miss Ethel Hamilton of Tabor admitted to Nishna Cottage on March 25.
David Needs now works for Henningsen Foods, Inc. and recently earned two Army commendation awards. The citations praise Meritorious Service in Vietnam from 1969 to 1970, noting diligence under adverse conditions and leadership that inspired others, reflecting credit on him and the Army. WANT ADS PAY!
Sen Earl G Bass notes upcoming joint Senate House hearing on expenditures of aid to dependent children and welfare reform ideas. He outlines visits to Des Moines day care centers Forest Avenue and Child Development Center, and to county and city jails, plus a visit to Fort Des Moines Alcohol Rehabilitation Center. He cites tax and budget discussions and reports meeting Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug.
Quick service and reasonable prices offered by The Leader office with rubber stamps for ships. Located at 31tt.
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