Our Opinion on Federal Land in Iowa and Indian Trusts
An editorial decries extensive federal land ownership across states led by Alaska and Nevada, noting Iowa’s minimal federal holdings compared to other states. It highlights rising land acquisitions for bases and projects, tribal treaties payments, and urges patience for Indian land returns while criticizing U.S. policy and endurance.
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Esmond
Uncle Sam
Iowa
Connecticut
U. S
Kansas
New York
Alaska
Hawaii
Red Man
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Expanded Program of Technical Assistance why it matters
Washington Journal explains the U N expanded program aids undeveloped nations by boosting output and industry. The United States is a major funder, but per capita contributions are small, with Americans paying under 11 cents while Kuwait Danes Norwegians Swedes and Swiss contribute higher amounts.
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Washington Journal
United Nations
United States
Kuwait
Local families join in holiday gatherings and new arrivals
The Leighton area notes multiple visits and family events during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin hosts with Gary Vande Voort family attending. Paul Bandstra Linda Glendening and Richard Glendening visit from Springfield Ohio and Madison Wisconsin. Beth Veenstra born at Pella hospital to Mr and Mrs Rom Veenstra. Grandparents Carl Van Dusseldorp. Doh Vos welcomes a son. Bruce Nickel family from Cathany visits John Boerélyn. Kansas City guests visit Bogaards. Everett Meinders returns from Fort Leonard Wood training. Kenneth Vos and family visit from Michigan en route to San Diego. Dewain Van Kooten family from Denver spend Christmas with Gerrit Van Kooter and Wm De Jong homes.
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Ad Winer
Marvin
Pleasantville
Gary Vande Voort
Paul Bandstra
Linda Glendening
Springfield
Ohio
Richard Glendening
Madison
Wisconsin
Howard Glendening
Rom. Veenstra
Pella
Beth
Pella Hospital
Harold. Vande Haar
Sandra Potts
Kansas City
Charles Bogaards
Nick Meinders
Everett Meinders
Fort Leon Wood
Kenneth Vos
Michigan
Peter Vos
San Diego
California
Dewain van Kooten
Denver
Colorado
Pe Gerrit van Kooter
Wm. de Jong
Cuban Families to Adjust to Language and Social Changes
The Christian Reformed churches in Pella are aiding six Cuban families who arrived last week. Children will be assisted daily at school by Mrs. Coralyn Vermette with language and social integration. An adult program will be led by Prof. James Smalley at Central College with weekly language lab sessions and home visits by Spanish-speaking locals.
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Pel- Histian Eleme
Pella
Christian Reformed Churches
Coralyn Vermett
Christian School
Ed Vander Weele
James Smalley
Central College
Central
Christmas Notes From Cordova And Nearby Towns
Cordova residents share Christmas memories and local tidbits including visits by Berlin Ballard and family, Timmerman trip to Dubuque to fetch a boat, health updates on May Van Hemert and Mrs. Bloodsworth, Messiah performance by Monroe schools, and community anecdotes about neighbors, travel, and old holiday traditions.
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Payne
Moines
McCuen
The
Chronicle
Des“Mointes
Ford
Ioadly
Rand
the Chronicle
se _ Arlen
Déioress Timmers
Bill Viantind Darlene
Karr
Dubuque
Timmerman
Berlin
Anna
Ballard
Cordova
May van Hemert
Churches of
Monroe
Donald Lash Arrested for Family Desertion
Donald Lash was arrested on December 20 by sheriff's officers for wife and child desertion and is held in Marion County jail. He pleaded guilty to the charge the same day in the justice of peace court of C. A. Bruce and now awaits sentencing by a district court judge.
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Donald Lash
Marion County
Justice of Peace Court
C. A. Bruce
Knoxville Journal
Christmas program at Buena Vista School No. 4
Newton News notes Buena Vista School No. 4 children presented a Christmas program with readings poems music dialogs and group singing under teacher Mrs Cecil Judy A social hour followed in the school basement. Mr and Mrs Leland E Smith of 301 E 17th St N welcome a son born Dec 19 at Skiff Hospital mother Julia Van Hal. Nearby residents share in funeral of Connie Van Hemert and extend sympathy to the family.
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Methodist
Presbyterian
WigCuen
Tom. Bloodsworth
Des Moines
Boyd
Wm. den Otter
Robert Brown
Sam
Ethel Nichols
Arl Haning
Knoxville
Ethel
Dean Wilson
Powers
Jla de Heer
Missouri
Joseph Earl Stevenson
Dean Stevenson
California
Dean
Joe
Myrtle Stevenson
Lida Kradle
Joy
Fred Smith
Illinois School Food Service Assn
Collinsville High School
I. W. van Haaften
Pella
John Phifer
Collins Hospital
May van Hemert
Bob
Pat Stines
LaVerle Knowles
Newton
Roy
Bob Kaldenberg
Fran
Buena Vista School No. 4
Cecil Judy
Leland E. Smith
E. 17Th St. N
Skiff Hospital
Julia van Hal
Eldred van Gorp
John Cooper
Marshalltown
Jack Butler
Johnson Funeral Home
Gerald van Hemert
Connie van Hemert
Splint
John van Gilst
Dale Slings
Marcile van Sant
Wilbur van Sant
Dick van Hall
Arie Schulenklopper
the Moines Hospital
Portable infra red heater for home and camp use
A compact sub three pound portable infra red heater offers propane fuel for indoor heating and camping cooking. A steel wool pad-holder with rhinestone-topped handle aids dishwashing. An electric toothbrush kit with four extra brushes, massager polisher and stain remover is set to debut in early 1963 by a California firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
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Ely
Leighton News
Gary Vande Heer
Hila
Standerdatread Waller
Charrie Weaver
John Deere
Donna Douglas
Andy Devine
Allen Jenkins
Byron Foulger
Titus Moody
Holland Theater
Hes Na Shaed Te Me
Spanis Speaking
Are
Er Tean Ict
Ward Vander Weele
John de Kruyter
Gerald van Oyen
Coralyn Vermeer
B. T. Haan
Isabel Bowie
Iowa City
Bell Mullins
Nola Roush
Feiihfaly Air
Fue Peck
Newton News
Mrs. Arthur Samson
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