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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle sets forth a policy to publish important issues within space limits and invites reader comments on editorials and supplied content. It states opinions may not reflect the staff and may be edited to fit requirements, preserving rights to edit copy.
A letter urges expanding adult education beyond leisure focus in Pella including speed reading and remedial math for adults. It argues education must reach workers farmers and townspeople, with a call for a public poll and local programs to improve lifelong learning and comprehension.
Indiana Republican Representative Earl Wilson warned of a Kennedy plan to buy military hardware to pump up the economy. Defense officials say procurement may be shifted to stimulate growth, with a high level group sharing details of McNamara's five year plan. Gilpatric urged intelligent press coverage to explain defense problems and questioned how life and death controls can be wielded without Congress.
A brief tip explains keeping dead bait in good condition by mimicking live minnows storage. It mentions maintaining freshness at the dock and avoiding spoilage during long trips.
The message urges belief in Christ’s resurrection over Easter garb and urges churchgoing. It cites Havner and Billy Graham on salvation and eternal life and warns that faith in Jesus brings no condemnation in Christ. The text emphasizes trusting in the Cross and the Resurrection for eternal life.
A reader praises a Pella Chronicle piece on James Murray Cox’s seven and a half months in a Civil War prison. The letter disputes Shiloh as a prison site and adds A Civil Rights Bill debate details with Senate quorum counts and calls for constituent letters to Senators Hickenlooper and Miller urging swift action.
A Social Security Administration field representative will be in Pella Iowa at the Public Safety Building on April 7 from 9 30 a.m. to 12 00 noon to answer reader questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance Send questions to W C Barclay Des Moines address The reader asks if an 80 year old disabled for seven years will continue to receive benefits and at what amount
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