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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1963

Page

5

Doc Dorman a beloved Upper Iowa figure remembered

A tribute to Dr John E Dorman known as Doc Dorman who spent 63 years at Upper Iowa University Fay ette with 59 years coaching He gave extensively to students and funded much of the school’s life Dentistry funded his large family and his impact is honored as the Dorman Gymnasium rises as a shrine to his legacy in Iowa’s early history.

Upper Iowa John E Doc) Dorman Staggs Bocknes Yosts Doc Dorman Fayette Upper Iowa Notre Dame Michigan Dorman Nathan Hale Patrick Henry Paul Revere George Washington Benjamin Franklin Middlesex Boston Liberty General Gates Mount Vernon France This Week John Paul Jones Rappahannock Peter 4 Square John Glenn Boy Scouts YMCA

Farm Revolution Spreads to Europe and Europe’s Farm Shift

The farm revolution seen in the United States reaches Europe with bigger farms and rising productivity. Italy reports 750000 agricultural workers left farms between 1959 and 1962, while West Germany shows a 10 percent drop from 1961 to 1962. Europe’s farm share stays high at about 25 percent, signaling shifts in world trade and food self sufficiency.

Europe England British Isles Continent International Labor Office Geneva Italy West Germany United States

Traffic toll rises as miles and drivers grow

A brief statistical note shows 91 million drivers in the nation up 2 percent, 79 million vehicles up 4 percent, and 767 billion miles traveled up 4 percent. Traffic deaths reached 41,000, up 8 percent, the first year over 40,000 since 1941, with 114 million injured, a record high for war-era casualties.

U.S

Tyranny follows tyranny in Iraq after Kassem rise

The piece argues that Iraq’s new regime after Premier Abdel Kerim Kassem, born of murder, offers bleak auguries. It notes that US progress under Point 4 collapsed with Kassem’s takeover and that the current rulers show cozy ties with Nasser, suggesting no improvement.

Iraq United States Abdel Kerim Kassem Kassem Nasser

Hoffa Faces Bonding Firms Reluctant Due to Union Ties

The critique argues Hoffa cannot credibly blame Bobby Kennedy and the Justice Department for his union’s bonding problems. It notes many agencies dislike the Administration, but cites direct ties between Hoffa’s lieutenants and underworld connections as the real issue raising hesitance from bonding houses.

Jimmy Hoffa Bobby Kennedy Department of Justice Caesar Hoffa

Christmas club savers set record holiday spend

Christmas club savers contributed a record 1.573 billion dollars in the year with 472 million dollars aiding holiday gift buying. The figure implies average monthly savings of 131 million and about 4 million per day recorded.

Square Citizens and the Call to Restore Old Fashioned Patriotism

The Brower essay laments public apathy and defends traditional American ideals. It contrasts square means honesty loyalty courage and thrift with modern cynicism urging a revival of patriotism through individual responsibility and collective effort.

War of Ideals Continues After Independence

The speaker reflects that the struggle for true independence persists long after the war, citing Benjamin Franklin’s remark on the ongoing fight for independence as an enduring truth 179 years later. The message emphasizes that the core battle remains to shape self-governance and liberty.

Benjamin Franklin

Controversy Over Roosevelt Jr Appointed Under Secretary

Dere Jack criticizes President Roosevelt's choice of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. as under secretary of commerce, questioning the judgment and competence of both the appointee and the department.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Commerce Commerce Department

WaMac vocal festival memories from Valparaiso letter

Theo Hoel Ty Nickel of Valparaiso University recalls the WaMac vocal music festival held at Independence. Monticello Community high school and other WaMec students participated, with photos from the January 26 festival shared with Monticello newspaper readers.

Theo. Hoelty-Nickel Valparaiso University Valparaiso Ind Independence Monticello

Appreciation for Wamack school choir concert

The writer praises the Wamack schools choir for a well prepared program and disciplined, enthusiastic performance. He notes the concert as a highlight of his conducting career, with intelligent interpretation and memorable execution in Independence, comparing it to experiences in America and abroad.

Wamack America

The Housewife Poem From Monticello Reader

A clipped poem reflecting on domestic life and the ache for meaning beyond routine chores. The speaker embraces home duties yet wonders if a change could erase the loneliness and return the simple cares that define her daily life.

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