Clem's Post Cards in Canton Iowa
A reader in Canton Iowa notes worries about saving through taxes and life span, reflecting on how long possessions will endure compared to personal longevity.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
6
A reader in Canton Iowa notes worries about saving through taxes and life span, reflecting on how long possessions will endure compared to personal longevity.
Don Johnson of West Branch urges that losing Vietnam endangers the entire western Pacific including Japan Korea and the Philippines. He cites Eisenhower on dominoes and warns that retreat from South Vietnam weakens allies and risks broader war.
The Buffalo area notice from St John Vianney school condemns beatnik style clothing and mop hairstyles as unsuited for students. It declares that in school, pupils must dress in good taste, with similar expectations for female students, and urges widespread adoption of the standard.
The AAU suspended Clyde Duncan after an un sanctioned open event at the 1965 Drake Relays. The race was run under the VU Track and Field Federation and listed as exhibition by school entrants, reflecting ongoing rivalries that mar Olympic prep.
A Montana weekly editor jokily outlines what makes a good paper. The list mocks excess coverage of crime and personal gossip while favoring strong front page stories, local news, editorials, sports, and ads, with a nod to community pride and clear attribution.
Center Jct residents hosted out of state guests including Mrs. Jessie Baum of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. John Baum of Las Vegas enroute to Des Moines. Local events included a potluck farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and Kim, Midland high school graduates and sixth graders' class trip, with numerous visits by relatives and community members.
Onslow notes that Kenny Sauer, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Jensen, graduates with the Olin high class of 1965 and attends a reception at the Sauer home. Also listed are visits, hospital patients, and kindergarten enrollments for 1965-66 with numerous local names and activities.
Susan Goldsmith, daughter of Glen and Mrs. Goldsmith, was honored at graduation with multiple receptions in Scotch Grove and surrounding towns. Family and friends from Wyoming Langworthy Monticello Anamosa and Tama attended breakfasts and coffee gatherings at homes of the Hanssens Poppe Wright and others. Craig Paulsen, grandson of the Paulsens, recovers from burns after an accident at home in Monticello.
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