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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
1
A fragmented editorial page mocks bias policy and invites reader opinion. It recalls a Kiwanis Travelog gag with a dollar bill hidden under seats and a joke from Knoxville Journal about getting a dog by asking for a baby brother.
Ralph Johnson of Melcher announced his candidacy for the Marion county west district supervisor seat to begin in 1967. A Republican, he has lived in the county 12 years and runs a hog buying business in Melcher. His wife teaches fourth grade at Melcher-Dallas and their son is a missionary in the Philippines and a senior at MD consolidated school. Johnson was raised on a farm and farmed in Humboldt County.
An Iowa debate centers on 33.7 million dollars held in state banks to earn 4 percent interest while government securities yield less. With rates rising to near 5 percent and a 300000 dollar gap, Drake University economists study whether leaving funds in banks boosts the economy enough to offset lost securities interest, highlighting law’s interference with free enterprise.
Robert M. Shaw argues licensing of news contradicts freedom, citing colonial press struggles and Ben Franklin. He warns official censorship and internal controls threaten democracy, asserting that absence of licensing preserves independent journalism and responsible free thought.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Reynolds of Maquoketa observed their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner there last March 21. The same day Mr Reynolds celebrated his 81st birthday. Mrs Reynolds will be 80 on June 1.
Mr and Mrs John Scott after service in Peru are stationed in Cordoba Argentina. Mrs Scott's mother Mrs Ethel Miller Grafton reports Mr Scott is now employed by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory researching satellites solar flares and related space work.
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