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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1966
Page
1
A Pella newspaper weighs its direction as a policy statement explains balanced opinions. The piece asserts the paper presents both sides on major issues and clarifies that opinions on the page are not necessarily those of the publication.
The Chronicle invites editorial comments on anything printed, whether by staff or outside sources. Submissions must conform to the same requirements as Chronicle writings and may be edited for clarity and length.
Arnold Palmer captures the $70,000 Los Angeles Open in a three stroke victory marking a bright start to the new year. The piece notes political quips about labor, Reagan, Birch Society, and Viet Nam in 1966 context.
A letter from W A Frandt urges coordinated planning as Iowa officials shelve a north of Pella four lane project and route traffic via 163 to Ottumwa. The item cites editorials and the Chamber of Commerce on regional highway decisions, calling for practical, unified action to secure better access and a future north south connection.
A Knoxville Express editorial argues county business should be run like a business with scheduled meetings open to the public and press, minutes published by law, and no decision making by field votes or personalities. It notes new board members as a chance to start new procedures toward transparency.
Chinese restraint in Viet Nam is analyzed through Lin Piao's defense ministry statement that revolutions win on their own and China will not back war unless its territory is attacked. The piece notes Beijing's failures to supply weapons, its border proximity to U S forces, and hints at possible aims to provoke Russia while avoiding direct combat.
Washington County Florida News discusses fears of an emerging Indifferent Man who withdraws from civic duty. President Carey warns that growing complexity of space-age living should spur individuals to defend rights and responsibilities, not become statistics in a free society.
Carnegie-Viersen Library highlights recent titles including Mission with Lemay by Curtis LeMay with MacKinlay Kantor. Robert St. John offers Roll Jordan Roll about the Jordan River Valley while Paul Gallico looks back at 1920s-30s athletic stars in The Golden People.
TM club members and husbands shared a turkey dinner at Mr and Mrs Ten is Van Wyk residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Orville Masters Mr and Mrs Leroy Miller Mr and Mrs Ernest Wagner Mr and Mrs Bob Robinson Mr and Mrs John Throckmorton Mr and Mrs Wayne Van Wyk Mr and Mrs Guy De Reus Mrs S B Nimmo and others. Bessie Nimmo, 81, was later honored with a 50th wedding anniversary gift.
Mr Robert C Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced a January address reporting period. All aliens in the United States with few exceptions must report their addresses to the government during that month. Forms will be available at all post offices and INS offices in January.
Mr Wilson urges all aliens to comply with reporting requirements. Willful failure to do so may lead to serious consequences.
Claude Bi ron retired after long service on the Akron section crew of the Milwaukee Road. His work on maintaining tracks and signaling ensured safe, reliable transit for local freight and passenger trains.
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