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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
3
Federal court rulings deem Town's current legislative apportionment unconstitutional prompting urgent action. All terms end December 31 1964 and districts must be redrawn, with a constitutional amendment replacing the Shaif plan. Governors urge harmony and home encouragement as lawmakers tackle district redesignment.
Walter Lippmann attacks Senator Goldwater for demanding consistency and responsibility in his campaign for president and Senate. Goldwater’s missile skepticism is called irresponsible bait. The piece notes Kennedy era missile gap claims and Johnson’s 1960 dual run, predicting a busy 10 months and another late year election. It ends with a Barrie quote about work.
The notice lists display advertising and classified ad charges for Malvern locals. Rates per column inch for display ads and per line for classified ads apply with minimums stated. Card of Thanks priced at 15 cents per line with a 15 cent minimum.
Huigon publishes Weslaco News items about winter visitors from the north. Notes include Mrs Ellison playing piano for soloists, prizes won in bridge, and new arrivals the Knights, Buffingtons, and Steeles. Ike Downey recounts trips to Rio Grande City and Falcon Dam, weather, and Latin and Canadian tourists. The Geraldine editor discusses tourism, local industry needs, and tax pressures.
Oaks Mission Circle met at the church Wednesday afternoon with Scripture from Matthew. Myg. Donald Burck led on The Shunamite Woman, 2 Kings. Mrs. Robert Carlson spoke on Japan. the Carlsons and Hurcks are with the Japan Evangelical Mission. Members and 4 visitors enjoyed refreshments.
Social rounds include visits by the Holton and Bates families of Oakland and Metcalf return from Boulder to celebrate Bobby Terry's 12th birthday. Oaks Community Church announces services, prayer meetings, choir practice, and an upcoming Moody science film night at Morton Mills church. Visitors from Essex and Red Oak join Missionary gatherings, with wedding anniversaries and birthdays honored at a Merrill Sowers hosted dinner.
Official minutes of the Malvern Community School District four meeting list attendees and absence. It records bills paid to Nishna Valley, Malvern Lumber Co, Town Power & Light Co and others, salaries, and election-related payments. A principal’s salary proposal was presented. The board adjourned to February 4, 1964.
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