01 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle announces space permitting will present both sides of important issues and invites reader opinions. Opinions expressed are not necessarily the paper's and comments may be edited to meet editorial requirements.
A critical excerpt reviews General Douglas MacArthur's disillusionment with political interference in the Korean War. It cites his Reminiscences remarks on orders limiting bombing of Manchuria and Yalu bridges, urging public vigilance against what the author sees as a shift toward world communism through government meddling.
New York reports on the printing industry showing 1963 output of 25 billion newspapers, over a billion hardback books, and 10 billion magazines. Ad buyers return to newspapers and magazines as printers ink cites them as top ad choices amid a television age. Trends also note future electronics and steel production gains and chemical industry sales rising in 1964 and 1965.
Open House in the new Farm Bureau Building drew 1500 attendees on August 27. Bobby Fisher and Jolene Jordan won the county essay contest "Why My Parents Should Vote" with Fisher also winning the Eighth District prize a free trip to the Lecture and luncheon at the new YMCA building with Gov. Norman Frice present. The Farm Bureau Legislative Committee organized the county event and a skit titled Mrs Minervia Moloney's First Vote was performed by Clay Township Women.
Senator Carroll Price and Representative Paul Eggers spoke on reapportionment while M Loynacan and El mer Ver Meer presented. Farm Bureau Women sponsored radio time for publicity and served chili to board members in December.
The text argues the Congo hostage crisis prompted United States and Belgium to act with Congolese government support, praising restraint and warning policies. It frames the operation as a shift toward stronger international stance under President Johnson and anticipates broader Southeast Asia implications, asserting American citizens will not be pawns.
A Rotary gathering recounts Herbert Hoover’s early risk with Paderewski contracts at Stanford. The story, relayed by a Polish official, links Hoover’s later humanitarian work to the moment he and a schoolmate faced unpaid bills and potential ruin, asserting Hoover saved Paderewski’s tour from collapse.
The Chamber of Commerce report notes 1968 fringe benefits averaged 1431 dollars per employee. Benefits include payroll based vacation and holiday payments and employer taxes for social security unemployment workman's comp.
Ralph T. Moore argues that freedom is misseen as government fiat rather than the people's effort. He attacks the rejection of gold backing, connects it to a volatile dollar and rising inflation, and warns that relative equity erodes the absolute standard.
In a Newsweek style reflection General Thomas D White argues against full public disclosure of military intelligence. He says Americans do not deserve every fact about our establishments or enemies and notes secrecy protects sensitive data like ICBM counts from Soviet forces.
A spokesman for the American Medical Association warns that leadership must be found at the local level among health teams employed in private industry and trained in preventive medicine to address growing community problems such as air pollution water pollution and traffic safety.
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