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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
5
Britain plans a two week Moscow exposition costing about 5.6 million dollars on 23 acres with 621 firms. About a million Russians are expected to attend as Britain seeks profitable ties behind the Iron Curtain.
Analysis argues that many Asian African and Latin American nations fear Western colonial powers more than Soviet or Chinese tyranny. It notes anti colonial sentiment stems from long histories of rule and distant awareness of Communist regimes. Moscow and Peiping use free society rhetoric to spread influence while traditional powers grant independence.
A columnist notes Dillon claims nearly 25 billion in taxable income is mispoid by federal tax collectors and that 4 575 agents could add 5 to 7 billion to receipts. The piece questions the payroll expansion and suggests a phased approach.
A Mexico City report suggests Fidel Castro and Rafael Trujillo may be reaching an understanding before confirmation. The piece argues that despite ideological differences, dictators share common methods and that history shows such power deals often echo earlier pacts like Stalin and Hitler.
Publication information for the Monticello Express weekly issue lists circulation, mailing details, staff roles, and rates. It notes the paper’s status as the official Monticello and Jones county newspaper, with editors, production staff, and service classifications.
The speaker denounces strikers and business crooks in the missile and space programs as traitors to the country. The message frames these groups as villainous conspirators deserving punishment and loyalty tests.
Washington D C reports five years ago engagement of Julie DeShaw to Frederick Nosek. Vows repeated by Hoffman and Gerdes in Nashua. Amber and Monticello residents mark anniversaries and engagements. Jones county officers elected in American Legion district meeting in Dubuque. Veishea scholar Dale Volkman named at Iowa State. Plus 10 and 25 year recollections of local alumni, insurance losses, drivers exams and community events.
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