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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1964

Page

4

Permanent Reapportionment Plan Should Be Improvement

A letter urging a permanent Iowa reapportionment plan with House districts of about 27 000 population and one representative each. It favors a small Senate under 50 and a commission to prevent gerrymandering, urging legislators to act within two years after each census and to cross county lines if needed. The piece cites Coleridge as a closing inspiration.

Senate House of Representatives Polk County Iowa Jone House

Following the Leader by F A W

Gordon Short of Los Angeles headed to Oak Ridge Tennessee to assist an "experiment" at the US Atomic Energy plant his firm is involved with. Earl and Rosa Lewis contributed Easter verse and a father in law LaVerne Obrecht received a Denmark souvenir necktie. Rosa Lewis writes an Easter poem about Jesus Christ's death and resurrection with scriptural imagery and faith.

Gordon Short Los Angeles Andy Berkhimer Oak Ridge, Tenn U. S. Atomic Energy Plant Earl Bass Copenhagen Denmark LaVerne Obrecht Rosa Lewis Christ Mount Calvary

Community Guests and Visitors Busy Around Local Homes

A flurry of visits and social events fills the week in several towns. Neighbors and relatives including Ronnie Johnson, Paul Hathaway, and the Kilers family visited Easter gatherings. a fi eld of relatives from Iowa State, Council Bluffs, Vergin areas attended church events and speeches at Harlan and Shenandoah, with baptisms and funerals noted.

Ronnie Johnson Omaha R. R. Kilers Paul Hathaway Iowa State ‘University Ames Carl McAlexander Sidney Hills Grindice Russell Sells Bethesda Kenneth Davis W. T. Costello Mary Ranne Malvern Ted ‘Larson Council Bluffs Rosella. Wertman Brian Coddington Zeno Bags Pat Maher Loyd Bowen Dwaine Swett Des Moines Pheobe Crouse Red Oak Albert Anderson Charles Hall Spencer Harris Shenandoah Hospital Harris Charles Hart Carol Karen Harlan Gerald Maher Max Leu York Nebr Bert Howard Thurman Bowen Ronnie Josie van Arsdale Delbert Council Bluits Guy D. Grindle Angelia Suyera Susan Parker Genené Maher Shenandoah Leo Smith Fay- Tagut Rose White Mable Zeno Bass Churchman Suzannnne Renee Christine Mall Kevin Mills Larry Mount Strahan Church Ray Driever Joy Percival Larry Blunt Deanna Grinate Ellis Grindle Joe Hathaway Hoyt, Woody Reasoner Guy Wartslander Indianola John Times Traer Everett Gipe

Strahan Methodist Church Service and Schedule

Rev John Lippincott leads Divine Worship at 9 30 a m with the Children s Sermon Lilies and Life Sunday School at 10 30 a m Official Board Meeting Wednesday at 7 40 p m Pastor Robt Christensen assists with services and activities

Strahan Methodist Church John Lippincott Robt. Christensen

Hold Stock Buyer Advantage in Present Marketing

Editor notes a March 13 KFAB Market broadcast arguing slow market, with four weeks of history and claim buyers hold advantage as they know by night how many cattle and hogs they will own. The letter questions feed concerns and overall market dynamics.

Birthday Dinner Honors Harold Swett At Home

A family gathering at the Swett home Sunday honored Harold Swett’s birthday. Guests included the Swett families from Council Bluffs, Ralston, Tabor, Omaha, Randolph, and Geneseo, with condolences and well wishes extended by relatives and friends. Additional events covered a pink and blue shower in Red Oak and a funeral in Hastings, plus birthday celebrations for Mickle Opal and a family dinner hosted by Bob Blunt in Malvern.

Harold Swett Swett Dean Swett Council Bluns Larry Swett Ralston Nebr Dave Bower Tabor Marvin Fritz Omaha Dale Malcom Vina Carlson Randolph Silag Swett Homer Goodman Knoxville Legion Hall Red Oak E. M. Wiseman Silvey Gerald Mather Everett Knop Lutheran Henry N. B. Summers Bob Blunt Haptiam Kevin This Mason Wiliams Clarinda Elis Grindle Deanna Larry Blunt Kevin Ellis Malvern

Reapportionment Bill Enacted With 59 Senators

Senator discusses the temporary reapportionment agreement, noting a 59 member Senate to balance city and rural districts, yielding a population factor of 38.9 percent. He cites the vote, federal court pressure, and a hoped future permanent plan with 50 senators and 100 representatives.

Senate Otto von Bismarck

Prices and unity call in farm group message

A farm program note urges unite under the National Farmers Organization to push for fair prices for hog and cattle feed. The message accuses packers and consumers of exploiting producers and advocates coordinated action at the bargaining table led by NFC Meat Board figures including Leo May and Floyd D. Bowen.

National Farmers Organization Packer Consumer Mills Co. Nfc Meat Board Leo May Floyd D. Bowen Orlo R. Jones Gordon Axtell Herman Stortenbecker

Scherle Critiques Reapportionment Plan and Its Flaws

Representative William J. Scherle of Mills County contends the temporary reapportionment plan passed by the General Assembly is flawed and overdependent on population. He notes large House and Senate sizes, argues minorities lack protection, cites inequities in county representations, and mentions seeking a writ of stay with the U S Supreme Court over the plan's legality.

General Assembly Senate

Iowa Legislaturs Doubtful Path on Stay Orders

A legislator criticizes a temporary plan to delay actions, noting retained jurisdiction, potential moot questions after Supreme Court guidance, and forecasts a costly, unwieldy House with limited value. He condemns the plan as neither great nor magnificent and warns of political repercussions in upcoming elections.

Anneal Riling Iowa Supreme Court

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge F. A.W Malvern Leader Malls County F. A. Wortman Congress Mills County Imogene Randolph and United States Jesus Judas Strohan Nina Crouse John Sayers Ronnie Bowen Senatoria Vern Lisle Fremont, Mills, Page Counties Scherle William J. Scherle Monona Fayette Dickinson-Clay Hamilton County United States Supreme Court M. L. Scheffel, M. D Physician & Surgeon Office Res Malvern, Iowa Miyravaredl Dore Oduuddu Conoco Altar Kame Ford Service Gay Oil Co Ane Pace Service CO
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