Capitol News Letter Roundup Reflects Iowa Politics and Issues
Iowa lawmakers and officials report shifts in party endorsement stance as Governor Hughes signals openness to limited endorsements in a bid to align with the Democratic party. The issue frames sharing power between Hughes and Hawkins while underscoring a cooperative tone. The release also covers Hoover observances, military policy thoughts, road funding gains, water contamination hints, and state civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Press Association
Harold Hughes
Democratic State Central Committee
Hughes
Democratic Party
Cairman Lex Hawkins
Hawkins
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Miller
South Vietnam
Jack Miller
Sioux City
Republican
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Gerald Ford
Harrison Spangler
Republican Party
Spangler
GOP
Portland
Oregon
Legion
David Weichman
Newhall
American Legion
Weichman
Legionarres
United States
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Iowa
Social Security Q and A for Pella Chronicle readers
Arrangements with the Des Moines Social Security Office will answer readers questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Submit inquiries to W. C. Barclay in Des Moines. The column explains wife benefits for remarried widows and delayed birth records, plus address change issues affecting Social Security checks.
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Des Moines
The
Social Security Administration
Pella Chronicle
W. C. Barclay
205-12Th Street
Iowa
Social Security address change and field rep inquiry
The text directs updating address with the Social Security Administration using form 669 after noting only the reader and former postmaster know the new address. It then advises checking with the Postmaster to learn when and where a field representative will visit, and to obtain the district office servicing the county. It mentions applying at age 65 and the lawyer’s advice to start Social Security.
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Social Security Administration
Button collector showcases 100000 pieces in West Union
Mrs. Lawrence Bockenstet holds a 100000 plus button collection begun in 1937. The buttons are arranged on cards with 2000 per card and displayed in glass cases. She also makes button corsages bouquets and bracelets for visitors in August 1965.
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Lawrence Bockenstein
West Union
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Capitol News
Paul Franzenburg
Robert L. Morris
Hygenic Laboratory
Iowa City
Morris
State Board of Social Welfare
State Department of Health
Arthur Downing
State Welfare Board
Kenneth Owen
Willard Freed
Gowrie
Dairy Practices Commission
Freed
Mitchell Green
Toledo
John Mackey
C. Edwin Gilmour
Iowa Office of Economic Opportunity
Indian Village
Marshall B. McKusick
Cherokee
University of Iowa
McKusick
Main Street
Pella
Pell
Frigidaire
Westinghouse Electric
Philco
Eastman
T.V
Jacobsen
Morris H. Vermeer
Floyd Vender Zyl
FELCO
Farmer’s Elevator Service Company of
Fort Dodge, Iowa
the Farmer's Union Cooperative State Ex
Change of
Omaha
Nebr
Farmer's RE
Gional Cooperative
Fred Tomlinson
Alleman
Floyd Herman
Wilbur
Nebraska
Ctors
Statex
Farmer's Cooperative
Ernie Engbers
Mgr
Pella Chamber of Commerce
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