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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1965
Page
5
The piece explains Open Shop Union Shop and Closed Shop concepts, noting Iowa Governor Hughes and President Johnson advocate changes to Taft Hartley Act section 14b. It frames Hughes as seeking modification rather than repeal and contrasts various labor models while outlining the political clash over labor law reforms.
The author denounces an Agency Shop proposal as forcing workers to pay union dues to keep jobs. Hughes is accused of double talk for seeking repeal of Taft Hartley section 14b without explanation. The piece paints presidents as selling freedoms and hiding actions, urging protest against such laws.
The passage argues juvenile delinquency is rising faster than population, with two thirds of auto thefts, half burglaries, and a quarter of holdups by under 18. It cites J Edgar Hoover and calls for harsher action and publicity of juvenile offenders, urging home front reforms to reverse the trend.
A message questions the recipient's use of aid funds citing a large $385 million Russia aid amount and alleges further U.S. grants from the State Department. The tone accuses the recipient of disrespect toward the United States and expresses confusion over ongoing funding.
Clarence Eberhart and family hosted a Pentel Presbyterian church potluck in Castle Grove with many couples in attendance. The U P W met afterwards, discussing new program booklets and readings, including topics on India Pakistan Liberia and Puerto Rico.
Scotch Grove UPW gathered at the Zirkelbach residence Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. Ed Zirkelbach. Members discussed local affairs and planned upcoming community events.
Mrs Pauline Orris attended the Jackson county home economics luncheon hosted by Mrs Catherine Rieth. Guest speaker Mable Flint spoke on her slum area visits in Missouri Michigan and Illinois.
Olin OESHiawatha chapter to hold an open installation of officers at 8 p.m. January 16 with current invitations to Springville Anamosa Mr Vernon Malta Cedar Rapids chapters also on January 16 and Cedar Rapids on January 26. Helen Groth hospitalized after accident at Mercy Anamosa. minor concussion and head gash. Don Kintz injured Christmas night. second operation January 7 at Mercy. Fred Hefflefinger had eye surgery at St Luke's Cedar Rapids and is convalescing at home. Omar and Dee Vrooman returned January 9 from California travel via Phoenix Arizona en route to California.
Riches of community life captured in January events. Mrs Henry Lorenzen assists hostess duties while Christian Education program by Mrs Donald Grom is noted. February meeting at Mrs Keith Dirks home and Oak Drive club correction to date. New elder Ronald Paulsen and trustee Ralph Paulsen elected at Scotch Grove Presbyterian meeting.
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