Khrushchev’s Space Cooperation Talk Lags Behind Actions
The article contrasts Khrushchev’s pro cooperation rhetoric with actual Soviet boycott history of the 18 nation Peaceful Uses of Outer Space committee. It notes Zorin’s Feb 26 shift, Kennedy’s bilateral stance, and U S proposals since 1957 including NASA’s tracking network offer in 1959, arguing Kremlin offers are propaganda and unlikely to materialize.
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Khrushchev
United States
U. N
Russia
U. S
Valerian A. Zorin
Chad
Outer Mongolia
Morocco
Sierra Leone
Kennedy
John H. Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Zorin
Space
U.S
Congress
Kremlin
How Iowa Can Have Nation's Best Courts
Erwin D. Sias argues in the Sioux City Journal that Iowa voters on June 4 will decide a constitutional amendment to move judicial selections from politics. The plan creates governors appointing judges from non partisan lists, state and district nominating commissions, nonpartisan retention votes, and automatic retirement with recall.
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Iowa
Erwin D. Sias
The
Sioux City Journal
District Court
American Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
Association
Board of Governors
Supreme Court of Iowa
Does Government Always Know Best on Health Aid Plan
Paul F. Doering of Champaign Illinois argues in The National Observer that government led medical aid plans threaten individual choice. He questions voluntary savings limits and the burden of debt on future generations and the elderly.
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Paul F. Doering
Champaign
Ill
National Observer
Illinois
Doering
Why more lethal power is sought
The piece argues that both the United States and Russia possess overkill capacity and seek to increase it to deter retaliation. It suggests nations want the ability to strike so swiftly and completely that the other side cannot respond, a grim incentive grounded in civilization’s flawed logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Local community notes highlight visits and appointments
A stream of social calls and travel fills the page from Monticello to Manchester. Notables include Dick Turnis hosting guests in Farley, Ernie Gearhart visiting Onslow, and Roger Cross moving to Level Valley Dairy in West Bend. Several circles meet for book studies while hospital stays and hospital visits are noted for Anna Hugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Welter
Waukon
Hopkinton
Lloyd Nelson
Roger Cross
Hopkinton Co-Operative Creamery
Level Valley Dairy
West Bend
Wis
Gene Cross
Hopkinton Creamery
Iowa State University
Ames
Harold Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Manchester
Anna Hugh
Monticello
Castle Grove Social Roundup Gathers Neighbors and Guests
Weekend gatherings feature Olin Howie Jr and family from Albia hosting and Alpha club meeting at Alva Stadtmueller. Attendees include Pallock of Cedar Rapids Masterhand of Manchester Ambree of Anamosa Lechner of Perry and many local families with slides from Hawaii and Alaska photos.
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Castle Grove
Olin Howie, Jr
Sona
Kim
Albia
R. Howie
Alpha Club
Alva Stadtmueller
Claude Pallock
Cedar Rapids
Albert Masterhand
Manchester
Ray Ambree
Anamosa
Henry Adams
J. Ra Lechner
Perry
Adams
Hawaii
Walter Heath
Henry Marek
Art Weber
Henry Miller
Wayne King
Martelle
Herman Reth
George Rickels
Alva Stadumueller
E. J. Schneir
Clarence Kuriger
Community Notices From South Fork And Surrounding Areas
Local residents share visits and social events through the week. Edgar Turnis returns home from Monticello hospital. families from Worthington Monticello and Colona visit, with guests including Clett Hunt Kraus DeShaw Mohr and Bruggeman reception attendees.
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South Fork
Les White
Bert DeShaw
Manchester Hospital
James Brunkan
John Reynolds
Coggan
Ed Husak
Vining
Clarence Turnis
George Turnis
Bill Becker
Robert Turnis
Colona
Ill
Clarence Lahr
Mary Lahr
Wallace Neh
Monticello
Edgar Turnis
Fred Turnis
Monticello Hospital
Joe Catlett
Clyde
Bud) Hunt
Carl Kraus
Frank Turnis
Worthington
Shirley DeShaw
Hans Mohr
Donald R. Bruggeman
Delhi
Robert Schuster
Joe Trenkamp
al Luensmann
Leander Heid
Les
World War I Vet McElmeel Remains Critically Ill
Leo Hick McElmeel was found ill in his Hopkinton one room by neighbor William Murray Sr. He was moved to Memorial hospital Manchester then to the Iowa City veterans hospital. Condition improved by Friday after initial critical status and family was summoned. Presbyterian church circles met during the week with Mrs Thelma Johnston hosting the Priscilla group Monday night.
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Monticello Express
Nikita
America
OWA Press
Yassociarion
Jones County
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
Monticello Publishing Co
H. M. Jones
Betty J. Wagner
Bruce Froning
Iane Scott
Mollee Williams
Shep Supt
Bob Harlan
Ray Luckstedy
Bob Goodyear
Joan Steger
Eastman C
Orson Well
Hugh Marlowe
Nancy Gates
Forrest Griffith
A Ritter - Scott
Matinee
Snoopin
Dere
GMC
Dick Lo Monticello
Onslow
Donald Gearhart
Mary Lu Gearhart
Betty Roeglin
Langworthy
Vernon Becker
Eddie Meyers
Epworth
Vernon Melchert
Joe Horse
Mary Ann Grundmeyer
Worral Hospital
Anton Grundmeyer
Mary Ann
Helen Johnson
Esther Circle
Bernard Minert
Angie Marolf
Dorcas Circle
B. M. Ferguson
Hollyce Loop
Dan Reiger
Eva Royden
Scotch Grove
Jessie Keith
Adolph Bohlken
Leslie Smith
Ae Aylo Burinski
Water- 00
Delbert Weber
Robert Holub
John Janssen
Gerald Muller
Leo Donovan
Dale Mardorf
Gen Denham
Theodore Schemmel
Louise Good
Debbie King
Delmar King
Willam Delay
Paul Fleming
Francis Miller
Harry Sullivan
Mary Ann of
Ryan
Poplar Heights
L. R. Lechner
Raa
Liz
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