02 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1965
Page
1
The Chronicle outlines its policy to present multiple sides of important issues when space allows. It notes that not all opinions on the page are the paper’s own, invites reader comments, and states that contributions are subject to the same editing standards as staff writing.
A Bloomfield editorials urges residents to form a “hope chest” to lure industry, comparing the town to sister cities Centerville Mt. Pleasant Fairfield and Ottumwa. The piece calls on all citizens plus the Chamber of Commerce to contribute money and effort, funding publicity and a coordinated campaign for 1965. It highlights benefits like higher tax base and school funding, and notes state help from the Iowa Development Commission.
Des Moines SSA field rep answers readers questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. Topics cover deducting expenses, 1964 earnings, refiguring benefits, and how household workers gain social security protection including employer records, tax deductions, and quarterly IRS reports.
The article explains that private home babysitters’ earnings must be reported and domestic employers seeking guidance on social security protection or quarterly filing should contact the Social Security office at 205-12th Street, Des Moines, or the nearest IRS representative.
In rocky waters where hang ups occur, use a three way swivel. Tie line to the swivel, hook on one eye and the sinker on the other. Attach the sinker with very light line. If you hang up, the light line will break and you lose only the sinker.
A self discussion program on Financing Our Public Services begins next month in Marion County. Over 30 families and organizations, guided by the Extension Service and Extension Council, plan weekly home meetings for four weeks to discuss how to finance public services. The effort stresses informed voter input to elected officials at city, county, state and federal levels.
A reader laments youth disobedience and moral decline while noting adults bear some blame. The piece cites disrespect, reckless behavior, and unity strikes impacting the economy, then contrasts this with youths doing mission work abroad for peanuts and argues lack of adult inspiration fuels delinquency. It includes quotes from Henry Ford II, J Edgar Hoover, Billy Graham, and reflections from Chet McClure and Paul Dean. It closes with a rural-Iowa community voice on money value.
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