Republican Opposition to Vietnam Debated in 1960s Unity Call
A historical editorial urges GOP unity in support of the Vietnam war and opposes obstructionist tactics aimed at influencing the 1968 election. It warns a pullout could invite communist aggression in South Asia, while calling for improved war effort measures and public guidance. The piece also touches on social issues and rehabilitation through churches and welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John‘son
Congress
U.S
South Asia
Must Find Better Way To Handle Alcoholics Than Jail
A local newspaper laments jail as a repeated outcome for an unnamed individual, noting the community’s concern over handling alcohol dependency as a social issue rather than punishment. The piece emphasizes the need for humane, effective approaches to support troubled individuals.
Celebration Good Success Despite Late Start
Our congratulations go to Lite Commercial club committee led by Bill Blackburn for a successful fall celebration despite a late start. We urge earlier planning to boost local participation. Supt. N P Crink's MOSH School News column suggested the Commercial club continue collaborating with the school to improve Homecoming and Fall Celebration, and cooperation after the late start was exceptional this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lite Commercial Club
Bill Blackburn
Supt. N. P. Crink
Colummn
Commercial Club
Coast Guard radio man on Marcus Island takes long Japan leave
Wesley News reports radioman Paul Nyren of the Coast Guard Station on Marcus Island in the Pacific is on a ten week leave in Japan returning to the Seattle District after February 1. The item notes numerous local visits, retirements, family gatherings, church events, and social engagements involving Hastings residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nyren
Coast Guard
Marcus Island
Pacific
Japan
States
Seattle
Wash
Gunton Parker
Glinton Parker, Jrs
Agar. & BD
Lerance Lisle
East Liberty WSCS dinner plans amid village notices
Malvern residents attended East Liberty WSCS events with a dinner menu to be served Wednesday featuring ham leaf and noodles with vegetables and desserts. Community notices include baptisms, visits, birthdays, and travels of local families, with social activities in Malvern and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Mickelson
East Liberty Wscs
Malvern
Sesson
Charley Alexander
Hazel Wilhelm
Florence Wilhelm
Josie Stotts
WSS
Pullman
Ambassadors of Christ
Malvern 4 H Week Displays Improve Student Impact
In Malvern Iowa during National 4 H Week leaders and clubs wore uniforms to boost visibility. Mrs Lindburg led a pledge talk on Its meaning to us. Marilyn Wax showcased slides from Teen Citys tour of Washington and record books were updated with help from hostesses Lanutte and Marla Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otal Abaadve
Lindburg
Marilyn Wax
Washington, D.C
Lui
Lanutte
Marla Carlson
Social gathering in Malvern hosts sale items display
Mrs Claude Stephens Mrs Josie Stolts and Mrs Theron Mickelson attended a demonstration party in Malvern on Thursday hosted by Mrs Vern Mickelson. Demonstrator Mrs Frances Weisner of Council Bluffs led games and a sale of selected items while gingerbread squares were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shenefield
Troy Alvin
Charles Shenefield
Walter Stitly
Malvern
Jackson
Berald Stephens
Claude Stephens
California
Lows
Adolph Nagle
W. H. Maddocks
Behling
Syracuse
Nebr
Golda Windle
Glen Fitch
Win, Schremier
Glenwood
Albert Meyer
Maddocks
Phoebe Goodell
Co. Bluffs
Charles
Homer Mayberry
Fred Johnson
Lanny Sewiers
Curtis
Claudia Byers
Alonday
Seattle
Wash
Lanny
Lillian Sowers
Saller
Kuttsus City
Omaha
Claude Stephiny
Floyd Stephens
Lorimar
Donna
Shirley Swayze
Leonard Parker
Tom Clark
Gordon Blackburn
Woodbine
Lyle Williams
Harve Tackett
Tabor
Paul
Laura Tackett
Villiser
Ralph Tackett
Twila
Philip
Gary Rosas
Texas
Toe Parker
Kenneth Patterson
Roger
Minden
Willis Patterson
Primrose
Elton Clay
Clay
Duane Clay
Votice
Marysville
Archit Sceatt
Clifford Scott
Bill Scott
Willisea
Presbyterian Church
Josie Stolts
Theron Mickelson
Amon
Vern Mickelson
Frances Weisner
Council Bluffs
4 H Club News Indian Deerettes Meeting Report
The 4411 Club met September 9 at the First Baptist Church by Emerson. Eleven members, two visitors, and five guests attended. The group discussed wearing uniforms during National events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ben Wilson
Marvin Deitehler
Robert Resh
Bob Sell
Ned Turner
Don Godfrey
Indian Deerettes
Sepi
First Baptist Church
Emerson
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Vietnam
Ployd Rubenking
Wesley News
Sherrill Larson
and Airs
Charles G. Larson
Clarinda
Harvey Lisle
W. A. Turner
Lynn Parkers
Alvin Tryecants
Dwight Parker
Tuscon
Ariz
Lancain
Darrel Parker
Marion Phinb
Chistes Parker
Peter Trucanoe
Crawford
Slaughter
Mercy
Allan Palmer
Leo Boiteaun
Robt. Resb
Gale Spenster
Orangevale
Calif
Resh
Waterloo
Ray Hodson
Des Moines
Spensler
Gettysburg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Northwest Missouri State College
Marsha Deuchler
Pam Yates
Larry Weigman
Byron Cashners
Carbondale
Colo
Gles Jacksons
Hillsdale Church
Clifford Allelys
Hawthorne Church
Joe Robbins
Iowa
Asen
Oakland
Hastings Woman's Club
Mirs
Allin Mactier
Ann Head
Mmes
Art Darby
Werden Granteer
Eric Nyren
Herbert Stephens
Roy Robbins
Ben
Marion Wilson
Russell Aseli
Lyle
Wayne Viermans
Henderson
Bill Haines
Larry Wilson
Everly
Lee Robbins
Melbourne
Lorance Lisle
Sherriff Jean Larson
William Crane Lisle
Bethesda Lutheran Church
LDS
Carson
Everest
Hastings
Lrestlers
Wesley
Verlin Hardy
Truman Hardys
Debby
Randy
Cora Hardy
Debbie Waymire
Clinton, Parker
Che Malvern
A. Wortman
Mills County
Iews
Imogene, Randolph
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Bates
Bissey Aberlee
Philip Dashner
WSCS
East Liberty
Shafer
Hazel Wilbelly
Clow Chirk
Dale Alexander
Jenny Reuse
Morande Wilhelm
Stephens
Day Paragid
Iloste Stores
Galda Windle
Fdan Clay
Tae Wilhela
Merepee
Dirk Robertoons
Pyectie
Haigh Hayes
Rick Leet
Roberts
Hays
Tisuty Roberson
Heather Dame
Vicki Wery
Fuller Brush
Darlene Johnson
Beverly Golden Glenwood
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