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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1964
Page
5
A medieval-style call by a columnist urges readers to write to lawmakers about foreign red meat purchases. It cites 12 percent market loss to Southeast Kakistan packers, naming Lyndon Johnson, Orville Freeman, Harold Cooley, Allen Ellender, Bourke Hickenlooper, Jack Miller, and James Bramwell as targets.
A note from Clem's Post Cards mentions Bert repeating the fourth grade after failing earlier. It states Bert achieved the highest grade among three children, with Tizgzie Lowe Towa referenced in the text.
The commentary argues Rusk signaled a future U S acceptance of De Gaulle's Vietnam neutralization plan. It criticizes U S policy as retreating and questions leadership while claiming over 100 American deaths and ongoing bargaining with Viet Cong and Chinese forces.
George Turnis hosted Friday at home while Ernie Glass of Delaware visited John Batchelders Thursday. Michele Heeren and speech students went to a Dubuque contest. Ed Kirsch wake held in Dyersville Sunday with funeral Tuesday. Sunday callers included Ted Milroy and Mary Cousins from Dubuque and Monticello guests. Farm Bureau meet set for March 12 at Zirkelbach home. William Reade to show Japan slides. Miss Barbara Norris of Iowa City visited grandmother Mrs Hughes. Joanne Bonlken returning home.
The Scotch Grove Women's Community club meets March 18 at Mrs. William Henrichs home with Mrs. John Otten and Mrs. Donald Schrader as assisting hostesses. Ronald Paul sen leads recreation, and a report on the embroidery workshop by Mrs. L. S. Hughes will be presented.
Letter recalls National Salesmans Week and defends salespeople. It argues sales drive production, commerce, and freedom of choice, citing their impact on goods, services, and the economy while urging respect for sales professionals.
Mr and Mrs George Liebold attended the wake and funeral of Joseph Osterhaus in Independence. Sunday afternoon visitors in the George Leibold home included LaVern Liebold and family and Ed Harms of Amber. Mrs J C Price ill with a virus. The Brunkans hosted James Steve Sue and Sharon for Sunday dinner in Des Moines. Michele Heeren attended a Cedar Falls band concert. Elmer Heeren received a shower for Verna Aldrich who wed Norman Bietz March 8. James Hosch hospital bound in Monticello. The Batchelders hosted relatives in Central City and Center Junction. Turnis family visited Mrs John Kramer in Monticello. Heeren relatives attended Lou Bacon’s funeral in Manchester. Pamela Heeren was a patient at John McDonald hospital. John Turnis family visited the parental home.
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