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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle explains its policy of presenting multiple sides on important issues within space limits. It notes that not all opinions on the page reflect staff views and invites reader comment on content, whether by staff or outsiders, with the same editorial standards applied.
The Pella Chronicle prints a public letter dated February 13 1964 from John W Beardslee III arguing the Civil Rights Bill lacks the police state provisions claimed and praising church groups for support while urging constructive discussion and confirming Section 203 forbids incitement to illegal action. It references H R 7152 and notes church endorsement by Iowa Council of Churches and the Reformed Church in America.
The author, famed novelist and lawyer, uses twelve episodes to reveal the internal workings of a large New York law office. Each piece follows a different member of the fictional Tower firm, blending legal practice with literary insight.
A columnist attacks Thomas Gleason and the International Longshoremen's Union for trying to block wheat shipments to Russia, arguing that foreign policy rests with the President and Congress. The piece praises Walter Reuther for criticizing the action and urges union members to follow democratic processes.
A Warren County perspective on Iowa General Assembly redistricting notes potential steady representation amid Marion County. The column also reviews USDA beef import policy shifts, noting 3 cent duties, global imports, and calls for voluntary quotas as the U.S. moves toward liberalization without becoming a dumping ground for world beef.
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