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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1962

Page

6

Safer highways for holiday traffic

A stepped up effort targets drinking drivers during Christmas and New Year with increased use of scientific tests for intoxication. Major cities using tests have doubled in ten years. 36 states set chemical test standards and many may lower the blood alcohol threshold. North Dakota and New York adopt stricter 10. percent level. implied consent adopted by ten states.

National Safety Council North Dakota New York Iowa

Neutralism’s fallacy exposed as India crisis unfolds

The piece argues that Nehru’s neutralism failed as Red China pressed on and India sought help from the United States and Britain. It notes no ally arose from neutral bloc membership, emphasizing moral and practical reasons to take a stand and the need for a new spokesman to sustain neutralism.

United States Britain India

Swapping Troubles With Khrushchev Worthy Deal for US

The piece argues Nikita Khrushchev could be swapped for a profitable deal for the United States. It lists multiple Soviet weaknesses including the rift with China Cuba agricultural lag economic restructuring Africa Nehru Tito and Comecon struggles. It notes only space feats are bright behind the Iron Curtain.

Nikita Khrushchev United States Kremlin Red China Cuba Africa Nehru

Moon cheese riddle sparks race to reach the glow

A humorous musing questions why a rush exists to reach the moon if it is not made of cheese, framing the scramble as a playful “rat race” among competitors. The line playfully contrasts lunar travel with a common nursery rhyme idea.

Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings across South Fork area

Readable fragments describe numerous Thanksgiving visits and dinners in South Fork township and neighboring towns. Guests include families of White, Demmer, Jaeger, Trumm, Gudenkauf, Jaeger, Becker, Digmann, Gudenhauf, and others. Weddings, anniversaries, and a birthday are noted amid extended kin and friends.

South Fork Leon White Charles Demmer Farley Jerome Jaeger Maurice Kirkwood Bobbie Roy Marclf Hopkinton Les White Emma White Worthington George Seibold Sand Springs John Rogers Susan O.S.F St. Mary Dubuque Tom Leibold Carl Trumm Lucile Vernon Trumm Bill Kelchen Helen Gudenhauf St. Paul's Church Vernon Cedar Rapids Anamosa Carolyn David Patty Danny South Fork Township Albert Kern Galena Art Trumm Ryan Leo Trumm Arnold Manternach Cascade Gilbert Becker Marrietta Bramley Alfred Melchert Mickie Stadtmueller Ellen Monticello Ralph Kurt George Rogers Leonard Stoffel Susie Richardsville Rex Stoffel Clyde Bud) Hunt Luvern Digmann Jack Digmann Cathy David Puff North English Walter Kraus Wilfred Kleitsch John Prult Janet George Turnis James McGovern Dyersville Michael John Florian Becker Carnahan Evens Vernon Becker Joe Horsefield Vernon Melchert Lavern Digmann Dorrance Irvin Becker Dave McNally Mike Lawerence Kurt K. C Dorrance Chapmann Ray Kirby Dick Jurgens Rodney Dan Thompson Frank Heims Dick Heims Bob Lange Frank Helms Kenny Becker Rickie Bob Ludwig Erma Becker Mike Gudenhauf Mrs. Kenny Hosch Coggon Ray Marback Frank Digmann Louis Sperfslage Prairieburg Donald Digmann Merle DeShaw David Trenkamp Joe Trenkamp Kenny Carol Tommy Frank Trenkamp John Feltes Donald Janice Mary Jean Feltes Manchester Jeff Greenwood Ervin Recker Tom Carr Mary Ann Bernard Monica Noonan Pat White Marvin Recker

Thanksgiving Visitors and Hospitalizations in Iowa Homes

Thanksgiving week in Iowa featured multiple gatherings and travel. Edna Moreland suffered a severed head artery from a fall at her daughter Marguerite Moreland’s home and was hospitalized at Mercy hospital Anamosa. Gerald Chamberlain and wife welcomed son Robert Eugene at Mercy hospital Anamosa weighing 7 lbs 2 oz. families from Maquoketa Martelle Clinton Indianola Des Moines and Omaha joined events at various homes.

Ernest Peck Don Peck Des Moines Edna Moreland Marguerite Moreland Mercy Hospital Anamosa Gerald Chamberlain Robert Eugene Keith Brown Maquoketa Howard Clark Martelle Jesse Hansen Hansens Chicago Donald Pete) Hansens Marvin Kreger Robert Cavey Wheatland Lucille Cavey Herbert Paarmann Toronto Donald Cavey Clinton David Cavey C. A. Gast Jr Wauwautosa Wis Charles McNabb Manchester Frank Zaruba Robert Sharon S. W. Sharon Edwin Sharon Jack Schirner Charles Beam Norman Kenagy Indianola Nancy Reischneider Erin Robert Sharon Jr W. Sharon Armand Thomsen Omaha Nebr Hazel Schellin

Monticello Express Official County Newspaper

The Monticello Express is the weekly Monticello and Jones County newspaper established July 10, 1865. It serves Iowa readers with subscriptions varying by location and offers servicemen rates worldwide.

Monticello Iowa Jones Clinton Cedar Delaware Dubuque Jackson Linn United States

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