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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1965
Page
5
The article argues the United States chose the lesser of two evils by not pressing cases against Russia and other powers at the United Nations. It claims this weakens the U.N. and blames the U.S. for the flawed world body born in San Francisco two decades ago.
The piece argues that party labels now hinge on views of government size and role. It notes a shift from tariff-based identity to a test of whether government should be more or less involved in daily life, signaling Democrat or Republican affiliation accordingly.
Washington observers note diary fever as potential future books loom. Arthur Schlesinger Jr. released notes from JFK era sparking defense of Dean Rusk and questions about Johnson’s 1964 running mate choice. Critics accuse Schlesinger of premature reporting and blabbermouth tendencies.
An opinion poll in New York City shows rank-and-file Negro citizens rate job opportunities, drug addiction, and public housing as top concerns, with school busing and desegregation only 6.4 percent. Civilian review of police and welfare follow, while better schools trail.
The United Klans of America declares new aims while vowing to back law officers and promise immediate liberation if officers are overcome. The statement frames past Civil War outcomes as unresolved and signals intensified Klan activity in the Deep South and select Northern areas.
A brief item notes that hard work and legal acumen, plus knowing a president, can bring rewards such as a Supreme Court appointment. Mentions Mrs Abe Fortas in Washington.
Langworthy residents hosted Labor Day weekend visits with extended family. Mrs. Carl Harms celebrated her birthday with gatherings at the Harms and Schafer homes, including multiple families from nearby towns. Other social visits occurred at the Louis Schafer and Earl Kula households, and trips were made to Freddie's Beach at Delhi.
The Midland Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs Peter Sievers on Thursday September 2 with Mrs Fred Fritz as co host. Mrs Sievers spoke about her summer trip through western states and Canada. Mrs Lumir Holub led special activities and two guests attended along with several children.
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