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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

6

Truth or fiction a Kennedy deficit analogy editorial

An exchange newspaper editorial frames President Kennedy as a housewife and Republicans as the husband to critique US deficits. It notes Uncle Sam’s debts exceed three times income with high interest, arguing the GOP seeks fiscal sanity against deficit financing. The piece asks readers to judge truth versus fiction.

Hubby Wisconsin Kennedy Uncle Sam Sam

Medicare Issue Beyond Politics and Age

A speaker argues the Medicare debate is a nationwide question for all Americans not a fight between the President and doctors. The goal is to inform voters with facts and clear perspective as they decide which medical system to adopt for future generations.

Castro retreats from land reform amid food shortages

The article argues Castro plans to return medium farms to owners to ease Cuba's food crisis, viewing it as a retreat similar to Lenin's in 1920s Russia and criticizing communism's inefficiency versus private incentives. It contrasts Stalin Mao Khrushchev and Mao Tse tung with ideas of private farming.

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Snoopin' Through Clem's Post Cards

A lighthearted column asks if there are only three hair styles for men: parted, unparted, and departed, riffing on old postcard jokes and fashion quirks. The piece playful delves into style distinctions with a wink.

Flags Presented at Peniel Church Honor Forrest Deischer Family

Two new flags a Christian flag and the American flag were presented to Peniel Presbyterian Church Sunday by the Deischer Cramer and Reade families in memory of Forrest Deischer and Fred Cramer. The event followed by a series of Memorial Day visits and dinners across area households.

Castle Grove Peniel Presbyterian Church Forrest Deischer Loren Cramer William Reade Fred Cramer Fred Kromminga Gloria Gordon Smith Concordia College Morehead Minn Geraldine Rea Airman James Rea Alburquerque N. M Moorhead Rae Bowman N. D Ruby Rea Smith William Russell Central City Glen King

Center Joleen Von Spreecken Celebrates Eighth Birthday

Joleen Von Spreecken entertained several schoolmates on her eighth birthday May 24 at the park in Center Jet. Guests included Linda Streeper Donna Gray Jeraldine Calloway Sharon Antons Peggy Thompson and her sisters Shelia and Brenda. May 26 Gladys McNeilly left to visit family in Shenandoah and attend her grandson Johns high school graduation. Janet and Darlene hosted a reception for Ron and Regina after graduation at the Floyd Rogers home with nearby families in attendance. Multiple visits and meals noted among local residents across Center Jet and surrounding towns. Linda Stahlberg recuperating after a tonsillectomy. Garden club iris tour in Dubuque. Memorial Day gatherings referenced with Delmar residence hosting.

Floyd Rogers Evelyn Noel Ostrander Janet Darlene Ron Regina Richard Hanken Louie Hanken Henry Miller Tom Streets Carl Wolken Merle Ballou Jack Smith Kim Carl Reuter Sherry Paulsen Frank Dawes Anamosa Wes Tolf Susie Linda Stahlberg Monticello Hospital Ben Eileen Henry Stadmueller Alva Stadtmueller Clarence Stadtumueller Henry Marek George Rickels Mrg Art Weber Francis Miller Iris Gardens Dubuque Robert Holub Delbert Weber Poplar Heights Fred Caspers Wayne Bob DeShaw Randy Delmar

Prull and Turnis Families Host Rural Ryan Gathering

Mr and Mrs Henry Prull and Helen joined Mr and Mrs Dick Prull for Wednesday supper at the Prull home in rural Ryan. Sunday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Arnold Turnis.

South Fork Henry Prull Helen Dick Prull Ryan Arnold Turnis

Monticello Express newspaper details and rates

Published weekly on Thursday and mailed as second class post. Official Monticello and Jones county newspaper established 1865. Memberships include Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association. Subscription rates: $4 in local counties, $5 nationwide, servicemen $4 worldwide. Advertising services listed with Chicago and Des Moines bureaus.

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Community Families Gather for Visits and Graduation Events

Mrs John Prult and family hosted visitors from Maynard and Dyersville. Several relatives and friends stopped by in Cascade Elgin Worthington and nearby towns. Allen White and Jean Baum were honored at a St Pauls Worthington high school graduation reception.

George Rogers Mary Cascade John Rogers Leon White Richard St. Paul’s Worthington Allen White Les Whites Jean Baum Leo Baum Luke Leytem Bill Burlage Coggon

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