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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1964

Page

5

Dominick spoof tactics draw fire at convention

Monticello Express notes Colorado Senator Peter Dominick used a satirical clip misquoting the New York Times to label modern radicals as descendants of Patrick Henry. The stunt, aimed at Romney platform demands, drew criticism from Rep. Melvin Laird and others who labeled it in poor taste.

Colorado Peter Dominick Michigan George Romney New York Times Melvin Laird Wisconsin Dominick Patrick Henry

Iowa praise from a Pacific Coast road trip

A traveler reflects on Iowa’s livability while noting moisture-rich Nebraska and barren western states. The piece counters California nostalgia, argues Iowa’s highway system is strong, and concludes Iowa is a darned good place to live despite regional comparisons.

Iowa California W.E.H

Civil Rights Turf Shifts in Presidential Race

The piece argues civil rights will shape voters choices despite nominees avoiding the topic publicly. It notes Johnson’s shift to a federal civil rights stance and Goldwater’s states rights position, stressing public perception and the issue’s persistence beyond campaign rhetoric.

Clem's Post Cards Prompt Sardonic Card Sketch

A concise humorous item notes Clem's Post Cards with a quip about an early bedtime and rising, then a playful complaint that the speaker cannot digest the respondent's French fries. The piece reads as a brief, witty regional jot.

Letters to the Editor on religion and separation

A reader argues for freedom from religion to preserve separation of church and state. George W. Adams of Pittsfield Massachusetts signs the letter urging a secular stance.

Mr. Jones George W. Adams Bay State Road Pittsfield Mass

Bridal Shower Held For Miss Sandra Lorenzen At Timmons Home

Olin Entertainers hosted a July 31 bridal shower at the Timmons residence honoring bride elect Miss Sandra Lorenzen. Guests included Mrs. Merlin K. Lyon and many others, with remarks on local travels and pool certificate recipients at Anamosa.

Sharon Hanna August Ahrendsen Harlan Henderson Ronnie Tallman Merlin Wilken Dean Wood Paul McMorris Jana Henderson John Jackson Harland Fall Linda Sharon Norman Ahrendsen Grover Lorenzen Jo Timmons Linda Ahrendsen Albert Benner Black Hills Bad Lands Yellowstone Loran Mortvedts Greeley Colo Omaha Montezuma Alan Bener Vérn Ruglands St. Olaf Cheryl Lynn ‘Benner Richard Nebergall Wallas Tex Ozarks Anamosa Pool Aret Cindy Petersen Kathy Ahrendsen Mike Fall Steve Fall Dale McCrea Steve Petersen Bruce Reckling Rodney Cozart Arthur Wood Dennis Close John Bodkin Deborah Graf Trudy Bodkin Deanne Henderson Rex Rohwedder Becky Groth Larry Houstman Don Hamed Jim Petersen Mike Smith Blake Taylor

Centenary Services At St John’s Lutheran Scotch Grove

Large turnout attends the St John’s Lutheran church centennial service and banquet in Scotch Grove. Notables include Mrs Carl Rickels oldest confirmation class member from 1893 and several visiting families from nearby towns. The community also notes deaths and travel plans among residents and guests.

Scotch Grove St. John's Lutheran Church Carl Rickels Bernard Ihms Reece Moats Wyoming Willard Himebaugh Anamosa Lucille Bartels Earlville L. M. Balster William Neill Irvin’ Husman Wisconsin Dells Ervin Plueger Robert Chenowéth Huston Tex Blanche Chenoweth Robert Alden H. J. Dirks John V. Wright John R. Wright Ronda Cedar Rapids Paul E. Paulsen Montana Steven DeShaw Wisconsin The Dells

Oxford Jet Home Arts Club Entertained by Mrs Benischek

The Home Arts club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Otto Benischek in Oxford Junction with roll call A Ribbon You Won At the Fair. Prize winners included Mrs Otto Benischek and several others. a park picnic was planned for Aug 18. A Sept 1 meeting is set at Mrs Frank Tyc’s home.

Oxford Jct Otto Benischek George Balichek Sr Mary Jo Beverly Benischek Susie Wieneke Louis Buresh Laura Close Frank Tyc Emile Burian Tillie Wowoba Robert Nowachek Pat Burda Maquoketa Sycamore Ill Frederick Lenz Herman Toerber Cedar Rapids L. E, Christensen Christensen Richard Welty Cale Welty Plattsmouth Neb England Welty Myrl Welty Martelle Gerald Welty Paul Wright Lost Nation David

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