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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
5
Canadian physicians in Saskatchewan oppose the governments plan to pay all doctor bills. Nine hundred doctors reportedly refuse participation and 60 percent would quit rather than work under the plan. The move shapes Canada's June 18 elections and party debate on national health insurance.
The article recalls Maxim Litvinov's 1933 letter to FDR listing eight assurances Russia would honor, including respecting US sovereignty and avoiding interference. It notes Sen. Homer Capehart’s criticism of a pattern of distrust and links alleged deceit to Communist strategy.
Mr and Mrs Les White hosted Allan White at their Worthington home after his St Pauls high school graduation. Guests included numerous relatives from Farley Epworth Edgewood Manchester Ryan and Dubuque. Florian Becker later honored son Richard at another reception with Frank Helms Erwin Gadient Bud Hunt and others. A Legion Memorial Day picnic occurred at Dorrance Chapmann home in Sand Springs with numerous Becker Melchert Gassmann and Huber family members. Ruth Guthrie, daughter of Mrs Mable Guthrie, began a bookkeeper position at Lorenz.
A spectator recalls watching a TV appearance where the speaker mocks a performer as the King of Diamonds and praises a rival, saying high school youths could act better. The remark frames a playful, regional entertainment jab.
Weekend visitors span Dubuque Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Manchester with kin from Rhodes Farley Delhi and Monticello plus graduation events at Loras College and Parsons College. Attendees include Guthries Helms Beckers Feltes Digmanns and Horns alongside numerous local families and students.
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