Weetlies critique on residency rules in U S Senate picks
The piece critiques residency requirements used for U S Senate appointments and cites cases like Pierre Salinger and Bobby Kennedy to question American representational norms. It argues the rule fosters dynastic politics and highlights New York Democrat leadership’s weakness for selecting a Massachusetts candidate.
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Pierre Salinger
Virginia
U.S
California
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Pierre Sallinger
Senate
American Motors
Hughes sees Johnson Humphrey win Iowa big at convention
Gov. Harold Hughes predicts Lyndon Johnson will carry Iowa by a comfortable margin aided by Hubert Humphrey as running mate. He notes Iowa support for Humphrey and credits Kennedy era losses as a guide, while describing security, press access, and crowd dynamics at the Atlantic City convention.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Timge
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
LBJ
John F. Kennedy
Hughes
Kennedy
Johnson
JFK
Evan Hultman
Waterloo
Congress
Neal Smith
Des Moines
H. R. Gross
Fred Schwengel
Bobby Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Reading Fine Print at the Fair
A visitor recalls a pleasant fair experience enjoying daily shows and noting how even the attendees’ outfits stood out. The trip left an impression of improved vision and clear reading without glasses.
Goldwater Victory Shifts GOP Power Westward
A reader recalls attending three Republican conventions and argues Goldwater’s nomination signaled a shift away from eastern financiers toward Western interests. He praises Western politicians, warns against eastern carpetbaggers, and urges reelecting Jim Bromwell in Iowa's Second district.
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Iowa
San Francisco
Congress
United States
Israel
Bank of America
Chase National Bank
Hickenloopers
Millers
Keatts
Javits
Goldwater
Republican
Rockefeller
Lodge
Scranton
Ike Mansfield
Johnson
Freeman
Culver
Pierre Salinger
Jim Bromwell
Scotch Grove Oak Drive club to hold food sale at September meet
The Oak Drive Community club's September meeting will be at Mrs. Irvin Husmann's home and feature the annual food sale. The Scotch Grove UPW started its fall and winter monthly meetings Sept 2 at Mrs. Ed Zirkelbach's home with assistants and a program by Mrs. Paul E. Paulsen and Mrs. Edwin Helgens. Local families attended the state fair in Des Moines and other trips included travels to Minnesota Canada Milwaukee.
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Oak Drive Club
Scotch Grove
Oak Drive
Scotch Grove Upw
Ed Zirkelbach
Henry Lorenzen
Paul E. Paulsen
Edwin Helgens
Minnesota
Canada
Paul Paulsen
John R. Wright
Milwaukee
Nosbisch
Monticello
Esther Sinclair
Clarence Biler
George A. Rickels
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Robert Buol
Ronald Paulsen
Donald Schrader
Truman Stantons
Robert von Spreecken
West Branch
President Herbert Hoover
Howard Andrews
John Alyea
Cheyenne
Wyo
Clara Alyea
Selma Edler
Tipton
Sarah Circle
Gladys McNeilly
Rachel Circle
John Gray
UPW
Mary Gray
Marietta Stanton
Center Jct
Midland
Center
Ruth Parker
Mildred Driebelbis
Emma Heidemann
Ida Tasker
Center Jct 1939 graduates hold 25th reunion
The Center Jct high school class of 1939 held its 25th reunion August 23 at the Presbyterian church basement. Five of the 12 classmates attended with families for a potluck and chats with former neighbors and friends.
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Center Jct
Center
Presbyterian Church
John Ketelsen
Marion
Glen Goldsmith
Scotch Grove
Betty McDonald Smith
Onslow
Max Moses
Solon
Hollyce Chase
Hopkinton
Irving Eilers
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau
Idaho
Des Moines
Fort Randall Dam
Bad Lands
Mt. Rushmore
South Dakota
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Thedaho Ranches
Grand Tetons National Park
Sandhill
Nebraska
Jones County Savings Bond Sales Reach $436,424
Savings bonds sold in Jones County for July totaled $122,459, announced by John W. McNamara volunteer chairman. The seven month figure reaches $436,424, about 45 percent of the 1964 goal.
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United States Savings
Jones County
John W. McNamara
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