21 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
1
Advocates focus on gaps in the measure. It will not cover all hospital costs and patients pay per day fees. It excludes mental and tuberculosis hospitals and private nurse care. It fails to include about 8 million aged Americans outside Social Security.
The commentary argues against Laotian coalitions with Communists, likening admitting them to a tiger in the basement. It warns such arrangements resemble failed Korea and Viet Nam outcomes and suggests Moscow and Peiping share no equal aims with the free world.
Mahaska County voters defeated a plan to merge auditor and recorder offices 2139 to 976 despite about 2700 petitions. The heated issue reflected broader resistance to countywide government consolidations and job losses. Residents and officials fear courthouse proximity and administrative changes.
The Christian Science Monitor argues for using unmarked patrol cars on Connecticut highways to curb speeding. It says marked cars create a game with lopsided rules and that unseen enforcement would act as a stronger deterrent, urging other states to adopt similar practice.
City and county records show extensive remodeling and new garage permits issued across numerous addresses led by renovations of porches, interiors, and exterior facades. Notable entries include M H Seehusen oil station remodel and Clara Manternach additions at 334 East Third with multi-thousand dollar figures.
Phillip R. Teutken reflects on Benjamin Rush and 18th century medical practices. The piece contrasts historic bloodletting and depletion with modern prescription medicine. Long’s Drug offers accurate prescription filling and assorted items like greeting cards and candies at 421 E 1st St.
This week’s tip suggests using rubbing alcohol to lift iodine and mercurochrome stains from hands. Apply a small amount, rub gently, rinse, and repeat if needed for fresh acetone-free cleansing.
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