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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
14
An exchange editorial compares U.S. deficits to a debt ridden family, arguing Kennedy accuses Republicans of being against everything while the GOP seeks fiscal sanity. It frames deficit financing as a long standing issue and questions national financial responsibility.
The speech frames Medicare as a nationwide matter involving all 185 million Americans rather than a clash between the President and doctors. It argues voters must understand the future health care system, and that the decision should come from evaluating the President's plan versus alternatives, with open-minded politicians and clear facts.
The article argues Castro backs private farming to ease shortages, comparing Cuba to historical Soviet cycles from Lenin to Khrushchev and Mao. It notes Russia’s famine under commune systems and suggests Castro’s move mirrors Lenin’s retreat, implying Communist systems lack efficiency versus private incentives. The tone is critical of communism.
A playful column humorously asks if men’s hair truly has only three styles parted un parted and departed. The piece teases readers with slang and local flavor while pondering fashion trends.
Families and friends from Tipton and surrounding towns gathered for Memorial Day events including picnics at Melvin Laschansky’s home and dinner visits at multiple residences. Peniel Presbyterian Church received Christian and American flags donated in memory of Forrest Deischer and others.
Center Joleen Von Spreecken celebrated her 8th birthday on May 24 at the park with schoolmates Linda Streeper Donna Gray Jeraldine Calloway Sharon Antons Peggy Thompson and her sisters Shelia and Brenda. May 26 Gladys McNeilly left for Shenandoah to visit family and attend her grandson Johns high school graduation. A May 24 reception for Ron and Regina followed the high school graduation at the Floyd Rogers home with many relatives in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Henry Prull and Helen were supper guests in Ryan at the Dick Prull home. Mr and Mrs Arnold Turnis were Sunday evening visitors in Monticello in the Dick Prull residence. The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones county newspaper published weekly on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs John Prult hosted visitors from Maynard and Dyersville while Mary Trenkamp’s family called in. Janet Button wed in Elgin Illinois. Donald Wagner and children from Dubuque stayed with Henry Prult. Dick Turnis family visited Joe Kogmann near Dyersville. Memorial Day brought William Oswinkle to the Turnis home. George Rogers and Mary of Cascade visited John Rogers in town. Leon White and Richard attended St Paul’s Wor tington graduation for Allen White and Jean Baum. Luke Leytem visited Bill Burlage in Coggon.
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