23 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1965
Page
1
This newspaper states that the editorial page will present as many distinct opinions as space allows. It clarifies that the Chronicle does not necessarily endorse all views and invites reader comments while reserving the right to edit submissions to standard requirements.
An Eddyville editorial from January 28 argues the state department's 1500 pupil minimum endangers small districts like Eddyville and potentially others such as Pella, urging citizens to contact legislators. It recalls 1957 reorganizations, cites declines in local businesses after district shifts, and promotes community action including a town survey and a 125th anniversary planning meeting.
Renaud of Otley area and son Paul Roorda Jr of Coleg, along with five grandchildren, sister Jeannette of Pella, brothers Marion H of Pella and John H of Knoxville, mourn the death. Services were held Wednesday afternoon Feb 17 in Denver with all relatives attending. he was a former Pella resident with family in Peoria and Sully communities.
Senator Strom Thurmond argues that current military strength reflects decisions of 5 to 10 years ago and stresses the importance of future planning. He cites a "lead time" for weapons development and notes a minimum five year gap from conception to delivery for major strategic systems.
A collection of humorous lines notes little change in mens pockets this season. A bachelor is defined as one who cooks and cleans for one, not two. It jokes that the man with everything needs help with payments and that America taxes outsmart the income. Noah is recalled as the first financier in a fragmentary reminiscence about floatation and finances.
A reader responds to a February editorial urging farmers to act. The writer argues for action and a personal choice of organization and emphasizes public relations to gain respect for farming as a business. He suggests farmers must craft a public relations program to improve image and support.
The Pella Community School District moves parent teacher conferences to March 12 1965 due to World Day of Prayer. Classes run March 5 but March 12 is canceled to accommodate the conferences.
Paul H. Roorda died Sunday afternoon in Denver of a heart attack at his home. He is survived by his wife Cora and a daughter Patricia, Mrs. Mark. Funeral rites are set for Wednesday, with details to follow.
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