Widening breach between Moscow and Beijing widens
The article argues Beijing and Moscow are in a deepening rift after Mao Zedong's Red Flag taunts Khrushchev and the Soviet leadership. It cites Radio Free Europe noting three key blows to claims of monolithic unity in world communism and suggests a potential formal split while warning against assuming unity remains intact.
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Moscow
Pieping
Stalin
Red China
Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Kremlin
Red
China
Russia
Radio Free Europe
Eastern
Europe
Maco
Soviet Party
World Communist Movement
Peking
Mao
Pentagon spokesman calls government right to lie hogwash
Arthur Sylvester rejects the claim that the Administration seeks to manage the news. He says his remarks on lying during a nuclear crisis were misunderstood and contexted as a general philosophy. He notes the Cuban crisis was a unique case and stresses officials must act when facing nuclear disaster.
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Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Washington
New York
Sylvester
Better earn that high school diploma message from LA guidance gathering
A Los Angeles guidance meeting urged students to remain in school until graduation. Sponsored by the Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools, the event is part of a national pilot program funded in part by the National Defense Education Act.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Medicare interest rises among politicians more than voters
Snoopin through notes reveals signs that politicians show greater interest in Medicare policy than the general public. The text hints at rising attention from policymakers amid ongoing debates on health care funding and benefits.
Scotch Grove Community Group Sets April 11 Meeting
Mrs August Brokens will host the Oak Drive Community club on April 11 at 2 30 P M with roll call to bring an old clipping. August Kuper oversees recreation. Scotch Grove Cornhusker monthly meeting is Thursday. Red Cross fund drive closes with thanks to solicitors including Mrs Arthur Husmann and others. Esther Sinclair chaired township efforts. John E Paulsen UPW host, M P Paulsen to host Farm Bureau April meeting. pictures to be shown.
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Scotch Grove
August Brokens
Oak Drive
August Kuper
Scotch Grove Cornhusker
Red Cross
Arthur Husmann
Paul Fagan
Stewart Leggett
Paul Allen
Gladys McNeilly
Noel Ostrander
Esther Sinclair
John E. Paulsen
UPW
M. P. Paulsen
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Community Notices From Monticello Area
A stream of Sunday visits and family events across Monticello and nearby towns includes the Weber and Turnis families and friends in Monticello and Worthington. Baptism sponsors Robert Paul Turnis at Marion are noted along with hospital and visiting details. South Fork soldiers return from six months service and hospital visits in Iowa City are also recorded.
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Gerald Weber
Les White
Tom Ament
George Turnis
James McGovern
Dyersville
Je le Kramer
Worthington
Mary Lou Gearhart
Marjorie Rieken
Betty Roeblin
Monticello
Donald Gearhart
Robert Neil
Cedar Rapids
John Gadient
Irvin Gadient
Emil Lux
Farley
Dubuque
Hans Mohr
Donald Mohr
Judy
Anamosa
Bob Mohr
Robin
Hopkinton
Loren Smith
Ronald Myers
Baby
la Porte City
South Fork
Lee Heid
Leander Heid
Ronald Gudenkauf
Joe Gudenkauf
Roy White
John White
Bob Kirsch
Norbert Kirsch
Mary Lahr
Loretta
Iowa City
Henry Russ
Veterans Hospital
John Russ
Marvin Marsh
Louis Billmeyer
Louis Chapmann
Prairieburg
Galen Beitz
Gordon Keith
Buck Creek
Edd Husak
Vining
Monticello Express Newspaper Masthead Details
Published weekly on Thursday and entered at Monticello Post Office as second class mail. Official Monticello and Jones County newspaper. Established July 10, 1865. Member of Iowa Press and National Editorial Associations. Subscription rates $5 in local counties $6 elsewhere. servicemen $5 worldwide. Advertising services listed.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Express
Jones County
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Iowa Press Advertising Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
Hopkinton Residents Visit Iowa City and Dubuque Events
Community notices recount visits and hospital stays including Marsha Bacon's return from University Hospital in Iowa City and Mrs Bill Murray Jr undergoing nine weeks of care. Attendees at a golden wedding open house in Dubuque included Mr and Mrs Frank McDermott.
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Lavern Digmann
Dorrance Chapmann
Don S& Bacon
Hopkinton
Iowa City
Marsha Bacon
Don Bacons
University Hospital
Bill Murray, Jr
Frank McDermott
Dubuque
Barnts Return From Florida Winter Stay
Onslow reports Mr. and Mrs. Billy Barnts have returned from Florida where they spent the winter. Douglas Wherry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wherry, completed a course in computer and LB M training at Des Moines. Connie Vickie and Janeal Paulsen and Sue Null, piano students of Mrs. Herb Husmann, Wyoming, performed in a recital Saturday at the Lutheran church. Mrs. Fannie Hicks left Saturday for Lone Rock to visit her grandson Larry Paulsen and care for the children while Mrs. Paulsen teaches school. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Klinkhammer,
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Onslow
Billy Barnts
Florida
Douglas Wherry
Wilfred Wherry
Des Moines
Connie
Vickie
Janeal Paulsen
Sue Null
Herb Husmann
Wyoming
Lutheran Church
Fannie Hicks
Lone Rock
Larry Paulsen
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J. Kennedy
White House
Washington D.C
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Mrs. Marlowe Bacon
Inez of Ryan
Sherri Weber
Delbert Webers
Clyde
Fletcher Dunlap
Paul Dunlap
Bruce Dunlap
Davenport
Little Paul
Vernon Becker
Clarence Urban
Epworth
Frank Trenkamp
Mike Seibold
Father Peters
St. Pauls Church
American Vision Institute
Stanwood
Jens Jensen
Emil Paulsen
Lee Crain
Olin
Dillon Hall
St Lukes Hospital
Harold Jordan
Ray Kleineck
Hans Christensen
Herman Gutzelt
Carl Harrisen
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Borden
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