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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1964

Page

5

Goldwater nomination clash shapes GOP soul-searching era

As the nation nears the nominating convention in San Francisco, Republicans debate Goldwater's strength and the party's direction. Polls show weak support outside the Deep South and California, prompting talks of a running mate and platform to appeal to moderates. Some fear Goldwater's staunch conservatism could threaten Social Security and risk war, with other names like Scranton or Nixon discussed.

San Francisco Barry Goldwater Goldwater Johnson G.O.P Arizona Conservatism Deep South California Republican Party Party People Cow Palace Gov. Scranton Pennsylvania Senate Scranton Nixon Lodge Rockefeller America Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Tweedledum Lyndon B. Johnson

Baseball in Decline as Time Wastes Fans

The article argues baseball remains the national pastime but criticizes its slow pace. It notes major league games exceed two and a half hours, with potential cuts to an hour and a half by removing time-consuming rituals. It blames those profiting from concessions for hindering the sport’s popularity.

Ethical standard in government over national debt limit

The writer argues that Congress repeatedly raises the debt ceiling and questions the possibility of fully retiring the national debt. He compares government borrowing to a housewife repaying a neighbor, insisting on a higher ethical standard and questioning whether a lower standard can be justified in government.

Congress

Gentlemen Postcard Note Prompts Pocket Toothpaste Request

An unusual note from Snoopin through Clem's post cards asks for fifty cases of toothpaste. The writer jokes about using the paste for dipping sheep and weatherproofing fence posts. The source also lists numerous social visits and gatherings among local families across several Iowa towns.

Educator from Southern Rhodesia Praises U S Education System

James M Manytka Manytka writes from Monticello after a six month U S study funded by the U S Office of Education. He praises democratic citizens and universal schooling while urging higher federal educational support and asserts education as the nation’s sunshine and guiding passion.

James Manyika Rhodesia Monticello U. S. Office of Education America United States States Can New Jersey U. S

Local Notes Hit Cedar Rapids Area Families and Events

Mrs. Garrett Mienk stayed a week as a patient at St. Luke’s hospital in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Galen Brainard attended the state PEO convention in Decorah then visited Cresco with her siblings. Measles and poison ivy kept Mrs. Baine Burkey home. Elise Clark of Anamosa and Ida Williams of Dysart visited Willis Fairbanks. The Willis Fairbanks hosted the wedding of Phyllis Smith and Kenneth Hoge at Springville. Allen Young of Clinton heads to service soon, with guests including the Youngs of Cedar Rapids and other relatives.

Cass Garrett Mienk St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Galen Brainard Decorah Cresco Baine Burkey Elise Clark Anamosa Ida Williams Dysart Willis Fairbanks Terry Phyllis Smith Kenneth Hoge Springville Charles Fairbanks Jay Clarence Aschbrenner Allen Young Clinton Needham Young George Young Marion Chuck Young Alfen

Langworthy Social Gatherings Note Birthday Celebrations

Sunday picnic at Jerald Nelsons honored Ray Nelson and Jerald Nelson on their birthdays. Don Tapken graduated from Monticello High School. Emil Riedel celebrated his 80th birthday on June 4 with family and friends in attendance.

Carlyle Rockwell Center Jet Louis Schafer Heinrich Prull George J. Smith Don Tapken Monticello High School Elaine Fuller Irene Thompson Roger Oltman Ray Poppe Don Kaiser Monticello Ben Engelbart Arthur Riedel Terry Owen Anamosa Emil Riedel

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