Can Government Do It All Presidential Race Hinge On Federal Influence
In a national election climate framed by debates over federal funding versus private initiative, the piece argues voters face divergent paths. It weighs Humphrey's call for expansive grants against Nixon's emphasis on private sector solutions, noting the difficulty of satisfying a polarized public while acknowledging government’s essential but limited role.
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Following the Leader by F A W
A crowded column discusses European reactions to U S actions including London demonstrations and British thanks for restraint. It notes a serial feature in a Des Moines paper, a theft report near the ISEA, farm bureau matters at Grundy Center, and a Mills County background of gubernatorial candidate Robert Ray, with emphasis on Republican strength and local voting sentiment.
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Malvern
Duth Croney
Niwapaney
F.A
Wortman
Ces
London
U.S
Des Moines
Iseas
Crick
Hod Rey
Missouri Bridge
Renee
Farm Bureau
Grundy Center
Larry Lewis
Mob Vem
Rachel Davis
Albert Lea
Minn
Robert Ray
Mills County
Harvey Dolph
Newtos
South Grove
Deer Creek
Shower Hosts and Outings Highlight Small Town Friends
Strahan notes a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Craw- ford family with guests from Red Oak and Shenandoah. Davenport trip for Eastern Star Grand Chapter concluded. Clarence Lemonds recovering after surgery at Edmundson hospital. Pollock and Reed families visited relatives in nearby towns. multiple residents travel and host events around St Onge and Clearmont.
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Larry Blunt
John Craw
Ralph Crawford
John Crawfords
Mike Kinser
Mivanelle
Red Oak
Joe Hathaway
Clyde Patton
Exnerson
Roy Brown
Hamburg
Harold Marburger
Shenandoah
James Bowen
Farragut
Davenport
Grand
Masonic Temple
Clarence Lemonds
Niser
Edmundson Hospital
John Pollock
Ates
Lyn Pollock
Frank
Tom
AN. Ayr
L. B. Reed
Clearmont
Frank Young
Air
Nis
Cople Porterfield
St. Onge
Dak
Sociable Country Dozen Club meets for Halloween theme
Mrs. Robert Blunt hosted a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Sociable Country Dozen Club. Attendees included Mrs. Ethel Grindle, Roy Davis, Kenneth Davis, Virgil Cutis, Everett Gipp, Guy Grindle Jr, and others. The group played pencil games, served a Halloween buffet, and raffled door prizes with secret sisters. Regular social visits and multiple local travels are noted, including visits with relatives in Shenandoah Malvern and Omaha, a Halloween decor theme, and plans for future events as residents recall and share greetings.
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Robert Blunt
Slres
Ethel Grindle
Roy Davis
Kenneth Davis
Virgil’ Cutis
Everett Gipp
Guy Grindle Jr
Dewn Sayers
Larry Elk
Kevin
Karmen
Mes
Sayers
Afrs
Everett Gipe
Chrustie Duncan
Onjoha
Duncan
Central Valley
Calif
Gipe
Sam Taylor
D. M. Hannah
Blair
Nebr
Shenandoah
Alve Barratt
Hannah
Taylor
Nes, Barrett
Edythe Mackey
Matyers
Delphi ‘Thomas
Blue Islard
Ruel Harman
Ossie Hetzel
Fabar
George Reed
Sidney
Tabor
Helen
Lukehart
Richard “Ut
Des Moines
Charles Kayton
Hand Hospital
Shenando xi
Ethel
Henry Nims
Sind
Bryen Reed
Omaha
Rel Oak
Charles Shaw
Chile
Hamburg Legion Club
Tom Leckensy
Hamburg
Gerald Maher
Gene
Vince Laughlin
Randolph
Jon Smaha
Hastings
Debbie Lynn
Smaha
Qma Brown
Gary Stouder
Edwin Barkus
DeWayne Reinterson
Elma
Marlin
Gammon
William
Maryville
Merritt Wi
Seine
Unlil Wednesly 'S
Wiseman‘ and Sons
Emmett Gipe
Cartie Cale
Shenandoal
Buhl
Marvin Woodfill
Zeno Bass
Joyce
Lathrop
Jerry
Henderson
Joe Hathaway
Jared: Woodfill
Maude
Wilson
Malvern
Phyllis Conner
Woodfill
Joe Walker
Robert Weotens
Councy Blutts
Husk
Herman
Nebo
Robert Taylor
Gerald Houser
Red Oak
A. P. Howard
Sammi
Creston
Hartley
Hazel Wilhelm
Florence
Bud
Glen Brown
Walter Wright
Harold Swett
Larry Swett
Darren
Oma Brown
Kenneth Brown
Weather notes on a windy cold front and rough harvest day
A cold front moved through Saturday night bringing high winds. Sunday was cloudy and windy with light sprinkles and a high near 50. Harvest activity continued with combines in the Bern fields and corn pickers at work, yielding some early gains despite the uneven conditions.
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