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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
1
The Che Pella Chronicle prints a policy page stating it will present both sides of major issues as space allows. The page invites reader comment on contents whether from staff or external sources and notes all contributions may be edited to fit standards.
A Chronicle editorial argues that opposition to conservatism is misread as extremism. It rejects fear of the John Birch Society, asserts both communism and Birchers seek mass domination, and cites Welch’s Blue Book and methods as dangerous.
Dr. Luther Terry urged immediate action against smoking at a news conference, citing a 387 page report by ten doctors and scientists. He warned lung cancer deaths are vastly higher for smokers and urged individuals to choose life over cigarette pleasures. Some groups acted, but the bill rests with personal choices and public health progress.
Senator Barry Goldwater says the President’s State of the Union message would increase federal power over citizens. He contends the administration seeks to do things people should handle themselves, warning of centralized control across many policy areas.
A reader letter praises the Chronicle for its editorial Which way the NFO and argues the National Farmers Organization is a dynamic national force. It notes growth in New York and New Jersey joining Idaho and Colorado, contracts with processors, and rising farm prices pressure. The writer defends NFO against critics, argues for price setting by farmers, and cites Capper Volstead Act and Sherman Act distinctions, urging unity among farmers and merchants. The letter closes urging support for the NFO to avert decline toward socialism.
The passage urges farmers to invest in the National Farmers Organization as a stand against perceived oppression. It frames farming families as equal citizens and calls for action to claim fair rights, appealing to farmers, cities, and the nation to awaken before it is too late.
Real estate transfers include Thomas O Goldsberry and Wanda to United States of America for Swan Second addition with $3.85 warranty deed. C L Hansen and Vivian M Hansen to Walter and Patricia Hoff for Lotsville Fairmead with $3.30. McCord Real Estate and Auction Co to Esco G and Wanda Wahl Elm View and Sunnyslope add with $16.50. Jim G Roose to Bert A and Johanna Van Zee for lot in Pella with $12.65. Joyce and Loren Cox to Clyde and Natalie M Fouch for portion of Sec W D rev st with $16.50. Dorthy Jean and Fay Alvin Dunn to United States of America for Part of Sec W D Tev st with $39.05.
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