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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
3
A reader letter argues inflation harms mainly those on fixed incomes, noting rising Social Security taxes and federal levies as the largest tax share. It asserts government spending drives higher prices more than other causes and questions responsibility for public policy and economy management.
The Malvern Leader comments on local volunteers who take on committee work and nonpay roles, noting many quietly support the community while others avoid duties. The writer thanks those who contribute and forgives the occasional slip, acknowledging an editorial lapse recently.
A Fourth of July visit brings praise for our town’s display of bright flower boxes lighting and trimmed lawns. Citizens note well kept storefronts and greenery while one resident complains about flags not being taken down at night.
An AA style WSCS gathering at the church drew 12 members and guests. Mrs Claude Stephens led a lesson on Compulsive Conformity and Christian Values while Joyce Stephens and her mother shared camp experiences near Stanton sponsored by WSCS and Wasceta H camp. Members favored an annual ice cream social but set no date due to farming delays. Hostess Mrs Hugh Hayes served cheesecake wafers coffee and tea. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Phoebe Goodell on July 19.
Mrs Josie Stotts reports a steady stream of guests and family gatherings across East Liberty. Visitors included Mrs Phoebe Goodell and son Charles in Council Bluffs, the A Darbys of Hastings with Claude Stephens, and Bud Shenefield with family from Russell and Malvern.
Mrs Harvey Chaney of Hastings hosted a Sunday bridal shower for Shirley Williams with 20 ladies present. Guests included Shirley Williams's mother and grandmother from local towns, relatives from Glenwood Red Oak Malvern and nearby communities. Gifts were received and refreshments served as Williams expressed appreciation.
Public notice from Malvern Iowa outlines plans specifications and contract form for the Malvern Community High School building. Board of Education meets August 11 at 1 30 PM CST to hear objections. Bids due by 2 PM DST August 11 with deposits, bonds, and classified work categories.
Congressman Bill Scherle argues Congress must curb non essential domestic expenditures before endorsing any income tax hikes. He notes President Johnson proposed a 6 percent surtax but failed to show commitment to reducing outlays, while administration advocates push for a large tax increase despite deficits. He vows to press for smaller appropriation bills and continued budget discipline amid growing tax talk.
Elmo Hites criticizes both major parties as Iowa passes a sweeping tax reform. He argues rush through the bill deprived lawmakers and press from thorough study and questions if higher state aid to schools will actually lower property taxes. He notes sales and income tax hikes and warns of increased overall spending despite stated controls.
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