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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
5
Snoopin through Clem's post cards shows a humorous view of teens and the bottom 40 sound by Wright in Hardscrabble Town. The piece toys with earache from top 40 trends and contrasts it with less popular records.
Gene Pauli town clerk of Olin questions George Feifer's article in The Saturday Evening Post. He cites alleged inconsistencies about Russians in Russia and questions freedoms for foreigners. An unrelated high school basketball box score follows with Lowden 60 Oxford Jet 49.
The Oxford Jet girls beat Wheatland 89-73 and London 80-78 to win their sectional, advance to the Davenport district where they meet the Clarence Lone Tree winner at 7 p.m. Linda Benhart made the decisive basket Saturday, while Patty Burda led with 55 points in the Wheatland win.
Castle Grove area activities include a Peniel Presbyterian family night with a 7 pm potluck this Sunday February 28 followed by recreation. Hosts are Clarence Eberhart and James McLaughlin families. Women’s Fellowship hostess event set March 4 at 1 30 pm led by Mrs Clarence Eberhart.
The piece argues true tolerance requires equal rights across races and beliefs. It critiques the use of tolerance as concealing superiority and discusses religion in schools, advocating exposure to differing beliefs and intelligent understanding rather than persecution. It cites Dr. Ernest Horn on intelligent tolerance and limits of education.
A Northwest Iowa debate questions whether a milk sanitarian was hired on merit or political patronage. The piece argues for a non elective merit system with periodic performance tests while warning that patronage persists and workers can be replaced when party control shifts.
The editorial argues that chemical tests for alcohol in the body are impartial and favor innocence, limiting arrest decisions to officer actions based on observed behavior. It asserts science weighs evidence and that lawful tests deserve respect, inviting letters to the editor.
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