Hughes urged to stay Iowa governor not Congress
In The Pella Chronicle editorial dated January 4 1966 the writer rebuts rumors that Governor Harold Hughes will run for Congress against Senator Miller. The piece argues Hughes should stay in Des Moines to advance Iowa programs and serve Towans, suggesting Johnson seeks a proven Democrat to shore up his delegation. It urges patience and focus on state work over national office.
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Harold Hughes
Congress
Miller
Hughes
Johnson
Iowa
Jack Anderson Leads Staff Across Coming Year
Jack Anderson announced plans to guide the entire staff through the year ahead, outlining priorities and expectations. The statement signals continued leadership and a focus on stable operations and growth.
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Jack Anderson
You Are the Salesman Armed With Knowledge
A training piece argues sales skill hinges on self knowledge and customer insight. It stresses reading customers, planning days, and maintaining ethics and composure to win trust. The article shares anecdotes from salesmen and includes a self evaluation checklist for improvement.
Editorial praise for county official scrutiny in Pella
The Voice of The Public praises the Dec 16 editorial on "What's going on at the County Court House" in Pella Chronicle. It commends the paper for defending taxpayers and criticizing county supervisors for lacking competitive bidding and incomplete proceedings reporting.
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Pella
Iowa
Chronicle
Thanks for modern media from Iowa Methodists in 1965
Jack Anderson, Director, thanks Des Moines reporters for Christmas 1965. The Iowa Methodist Conference expresses appreciation for mass media's role in lifting significant events and shaping church renewal. Communications Sunday, January 16, marks the seventh year observing the importance of Christian communication across face to face talks and media outlets.
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Iowa Methodist Information
Chestnut Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Jack Anderson
Iowa Methodists
Chronicle readers seek fuller Central College sports coverage
Peter J. Schakel writes to complain that Central College sports are under covered by the Chronicle. He notes football scores missing from Tuesday issues and basketball coverage sparse since the season began. He urges more timely game stories and photos like the recent Parsons feature to satisfy former Pella residents and Centralites.
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Chronicle
Parsons
Pella
Peter J. Schakel
Van Zee charged after crash at flashing red light
C L Van Zee 51 of Ren ville Minn was charged Tuesday Dec 14 at 6 30 am after his 1963 International Travelall collided with Miles H Morgan 53 of 616 Elm Pella in the intersection of Highway 163. Van Zee faces failing to yield at a flashing red light. Morgan’s 1954 Ford was totaled. Van Zee’s vehicle sustained $300 damage.
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C. L. van Zee
Renville
Minn
Miles H. Morgan
Elm
Pella
van Zee
Morgan
Grand Jury Drops Charges Against Two Defendants
The Marion County District Grand Jury reported to Judge M. C. Herrick on December 13 and dismissed charges against two defendants. The cases were State vs. Robert Budding for child desertion and State vs. Tom Mefford for false drawing or uttering of a check.
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Marion County District Grand Jury
M. C. Herrick
State
Robert Budding
Tom Mefford
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