Pella Editorial Promotes Free Exchange of Opinion
The Chronicle editorial page invites readers to comment on issues and writings, stating its policy to present both sides where space permits and to edit submitted copy while allowing open discussion.
21 Dec 1965
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1965
Page
1
The Chronicle editorial page invites readers to comment on issues and writings, stating its policy to present both sides where space permits and to edit submitted copy while allowing open discussion.
The Voice of The Public editorial from year editor Caught your Nov. 16 piece endorses restoration of Earp and storefront projects, urging continued backing with no substitute.
A December 21 1965 Pella Chronicle letter from Vince Caudle director of Tourism and Travel Division credits strong editorial support for local undertakings. He encourages continued backing and wishes a happy holiday season, signing CC to the editor.
The Pella business community gains a major boost as Pella Rolscreen establishes a fund with the Chamber of Commerce to cover up to 400 dollars per building for design and architectural services of Dutch fronts for remodels. The gesture eases financial burden and showcases community cooperation.
The piece reviews America's postwar economic gains and the steady rise in production and living standards. It notes the need for collaboration among business, industry, labor, and government, cites 1962 steel price debates, and discusses the gov ernment aluminum stockpile action as a test of policy. It argues that public welfare must guide business in limiting government intervention.
The 1965 Iowa Publisher report shows journalism graduates receiving more job offers and higher salaries than ever. Employers sought experienced alumni across radio television magazine advertising teaching and technical writing with average salaries around 142.65 dollars and top newspaper writer pay at 114 dollars.
Nearly five million dollars in federal funds were awarded to Iowa agencies and individuals under the Economic Opportunity Program with an additional 1.2 million requested. The work experience program leads the allocations. Dutch elm disease spreads to ten more counties, with 28 counties still unaffected. Plastic ball products face stop sale orders. health officials warn about contamination risks. The State Board of Public Instruction plans vocational schools in nine counties with ten million dollars for new sites. The University of Iowa hires Ray Nagel as head football coach succeeding Jerry Burns. The Iowa Good Roads Association urges faster completion of a four lane freeway system and restudy of areas to prioritize improvements.
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