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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
4
Opinion argues ceasefire is needed in the Middle East crisis and urges UN action to stabilize oil-rich Arab regions. It suggests Russia exploits tensions to gain influence while praising Israel's development and urging US leadership in bringing the issue to the UN and maintaining global peace.
A Kansas City item discusses pressure in Congress to raise Social Security benefits. The Johnson administration leans toward a simple yearly cost of living adjustment, while the Johnson plan would cap future benefits at a higher rate, risking greater payroll tax burdens for workers.
An Iowa General Assembly session faces strain and critics. The piece urges respectful disagreement, acknowledges lawmakers’ diligence, and argues constructive encouragement over hostile commentary as tough legislative issues remain to be resolved.
The writer argues increasing the income ceiling to 2100 would barely raise payroll taxes and condemns including Social Security payments in Johnson’s welfare budget. The piece asserts Social Security is an insurance program and urges balancing benefits for older Americans with costs borne by workers.
Official minutes show May 27 1997 Malvern town council called meeting with Efison Hardy Mansfield present. Mayor Turner and Kann absent. Mayor ProTem Aistrope presided. Digton Weber outlined sanitary engineering services and promised more information. Plans for guttering replacement by J T Territhers were submitted for council review.
Mrs. Dean Warren and Jane Warren attend the wedding of their niece Dian Davis to William Deahl in Lincoln Nebraska at the Chapel of the First Methodist Church Sunday evening. Various relatives hosted and visited at dinners and family gatherings across Colton Gourie Clo rinda and nearby homes Friday and Sunday with extended family members present.
The Malvern Community School District held a called meeting with President Wortman and directors Axtell Newell and Washburg present. Absent director Hays. Architect Frevert and engineer Walters discussed the new high school building. The board approved the 190748 contract with first grade teacher Vivian Howls for 6275 and authorized the president to sign. Also approved May 29 1967 application to the Jawa State Highway Commission to downgrade work within the state road right of way at the new site and authorized signing.
Attendance 49 visitors 2. Offering totaled 11 dollars and 2 cents. Scripture cited Hebrews 13 1 17 and Ephe references mentioned.
A letter cites rest stops on the interstate costing 250000 each under federal rules and laments federalization. It argues funds are obtained by transfer or paper only, warns against losing freedom, and urges individuals to act without awaiting federal aid. Nearby notices mention local visits and hospital stays in Texas and Nebraska communities.
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