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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
7
In a Monticello Express editorial, a parent recalls past youth fads from Sinatra to Elvis and compares the Beatles shock to earlier revolutions. The writer believes teenagers will endure The Beatles and emerge resilient.
A Monticello Community High School sophomore named Mike Bach writes a guest editorial on a controversial problem. He shares a youth perspective, drawing on his Camera Club and school newspaper experience as he weighs in for his generation.
Observers crowded Monticello High School gym rallying for victory as Milwaukee edged Waukesha Memorial 51 49, sparking a melee blamed on loose officiating. Father Hanley, Waukesha principal, warns spectator zeal harms sportsmanship and fuels a dangerous win at all costs mindset.
The Sand Springs Spit and Whittle Club declares you the man doing more than any other in the past century to ignite a feud between city residents and rural folk that could last for years. Gov. Hughes State House Des Moines Iowa.
Readers urge careful consideration of the Maquoketa Valley School district bond issue to fund education. Red Cross officials highlight local support and services for military families in Monticello, urging donations. County Soil Conservation Commissioners thank the press for coverage of 1963 conservation events and ongoing programs.
Cass township tuberculosis chairman Mrs George Brown reports $69.75 was taken from the Christmas seal sales. One hundred forty three letters mailed and sixty two donations received. The Cass Homemakers club met with nineteen members ten children and two guests present. Various local visits and family gatherings noted including Lois Siebels, Monticello, and Russell Stiffler, Chicago. Several local households hosted dinners and attended safety quizzes and card parties. Community reminders and social visits fill the record.
The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones County newspaper established July 10 1865. It publishes weekly on Thursdays and is entered at the Monticello post office as second class mail matter. Subscriptions cost 5.00 in local counties and 6.00 elsewhere in the US. servicemen pay 5.00 worldwide.
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