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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1965

Page

5

Debating LBJ Great Society Clash with New Economics

A critique by W E H contrasts Lyndon Johnson's fiscal policy with Martin's traditionalist wary of deficits. It cites Maurice Stans and warns that unrestrained spending risks infl ation and eroding value, drawing parallels to Brazil's failed growth model.

Lyndon B. Johnson William Mc Chesney Martin Federal Reserve Board America Franklin D. Roosevelt Great Society Martin LBJ Maurice M. Stans Eisenhower Latin America Brazil Brasilia Maurice Stans W,e.h

Supreme Court Viewed as Lawmaking Body by Critics

Arthur Krock argues the Supreme Court now makes law rather than interpret. He cites Chicago Law School review and Warren's one man one vote ruling as examples of constitutional history being rewritten to fit political aims. Critics warn the court holds the final word on legal standards.

United States Supreme Court Arthur Krock Washington New York Times Supreme Court Krock Law School University of Chicago High Tribunal Warren Philadelphia Republic W.E

Jack Ross Mystery Address Card

Pfc John Ross of 570D San Francisco is listed with an unclear street address as part of a partial military records snippet. The fragment mentions Jack Ross and a San Francisco location but provides no full context or event details.

Jack Ross Pfc John

Delhi Legion Auxiliary Gifts and Holiday Gatherings

The Delhi American Legion Auxiliary voted to donate $50 to the Woman's club library fund and $50 to the firemen building fund. Members promote Operation Hometown Newspaper to supply hometown papers to Viet Nam troops on request, with contact via Mrs. Bob Davis. Numerous Christmas events followed, including a DVV dinner, Country Club party, LWML turkey supper for St. Paul parish, Pack 44 Christmas program, and multiple family gatherings around Memorial hall and local homes. Residents attended baptisms, anniversaries, and visitors shared in festive meals and celebrations.

Delhi American Legion Auxiliary Woman's Club State Department of the Auxiliary Viet Nam Bob Davis D.V.V Bill Oehler Eldon Beyer L. A. Schmidt Anton Reth Jennié Guetzke Herman Harbach Henry Kracke Dale Wendt Cub Scouts

Amberetts Hold Christmas Dinner in Anamosa

The Amberetts annual Christmas dinner took place December 9 at Woody's cafe in Anamosa with a gift exchange revealing secret pals for the year. Guests included Mrs. Sally Dirks of Colorado and various local families visiting or hosting events in Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding homes.

Amberetts Woody Anamosa Sally Dirks Colorado Tom Vesey Emil Poppe Cedar Rapids Henry T. Poppe Ed Harms Galen Harms Raymond Harms Marion LaVern Seibold Edward W. Harms

Walnut Grove Employees Attend Evening Party at Delwe

Dubuque visits include Mr and Mrs H O Bartlett staying overnight Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vern Bartlett. Buck Creek hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Michael for Sunday dinner. The Schmidt family and guests host and visit across Monticello and Hopkinton. Kathy Schmidt arrives December 18 to spend Christmas vacation with her parents, a Cottey College student in Nevada Missouri.

Vesey Charles Vesey Leo Boylen Helen Boyer Elgin Bob Davis Don Shaw Donalyn Debbie Dennis Vesey Marion Arnold Merkes Manchester Dale Wendt Carl David Cedar Rapids YWCA Randy Toomer Kevin Schmidt Dennis Glen Davis Thompson Eldon Beyer Phillip Beyer Des Moines Penny Detterer Burlington Grace Burdick Bob John Smith Hopkinton Jim Burdick Apple River Julie Ann Burdick Bob Burdick Shirley Feldman Beyer Miss Feldman Air Force Massachussets Randa Smith SUI Dean Smith Harvey Little Elkader Smiths Herman Harbach Dubuque H. O. Bartlett Vern Bartlett Harry Michael Fred Nelson Buck Creek Bob Schmidt Walburn Paul Schmidt Larry Kelly Monticello Bill Blanchard Pearl Porter Ruth Striemer Minneapolis Ava Main Dennis Lyle Flannagan Porter Striemer Leslie Porters Ed Bruggeman Don Lyness Melvin Bruggeman Roger Huber Peter Connolly Pete Connolly Kathy Schmidt L. Schmidt Coutey College Nevada Larry Mathews Great Lakely WI Esther Mathew Eldora Schmidts Andrs Terry Harbach Cedar Malls

Monticello Express information and subscription rates

The Monticello Express is the weekly Monticello Iowa newspaper serving Monticello and Jones County. It was established July 10 1865 and is a member of the Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association. Postage and advertising details are listed for subscriptions and service members.

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