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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1965
Page
1
This newspaper presents both titles of important issues within space limits. Opinions here are not necessarily those of the paper. Readers may comment on content, whether by staff or external sources. Contributions are subject to same requirements and may be edited.
A reader argues the NFO program is morally right to address farm poverty and fair prices. The letter cites biblical verses, quotes leaders, and contends Congress and states must restrain market forces, urging farmers to unite with the NFO and act as Christians in stewardship.
Easter Seals were mailed to residents in Pella and Lake Prairie township. The materials state recipients may keep and use the seals even without contributing to the Crippled Children. The notice appears in The Pella Chronicle on April 1, 1985.
Reuben Schakel, Pella, chairman of the annual drive, urged giving what you can and added that those unable to contribute can still help by using Easter Seals on letters and packages. He said the seals call attention to the needs of the handicapped and are symbols of service and help.
A jetliner crash with 118 aboard draws concern while highway deaths in 1963 total 43,400. A Los Angeles woman at Selma civil rights gathering urges Christ in all, citing Robert Kriesel of Wartburg College.
The Laguna Pueblo of New Mexico secured a $118000 grant from the Area Redevelopment Administration while holding at least $9 million in tribal funds from uranium operations. The GAO cites sloppy processing and poor CFA communication as reasons, noting ARA failed to inform CFA of tribal wealth and that the tribe’s “lack of sophistication” influenced decisions. The item ends with a cautious jab at Indian discretion in dealings with the federal government.
A speaker denounces a Supreme Court ruling as unconstitutional and questions constitutional powers. The writer asserts the need to defend checks and balances and recalls the slogan No taxation without representation while seeking constitutional grounding.
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