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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
1
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Governor Harold Hughes delivering the state of the state address told lawmakers that Iowa must shed old prejudices and recognize workers as neighbors and contributors. He urged cooperation among labor business farmer and government to advance the state and reduce anti labor sentiment. The speech touched on right to work debate and the need for unity across occupations and communities.
Jim Collison argues through Citizens for Educational Freedom that taxes for education must fund child training for citizenship in a democracy rather than fund school buildings or systems. He advocates universal bus service and safety for all children, including private school riders, as a fair public service.
The piece quotes Changing Times forecasts for 1965 with playful figures. It notes millions of children outgrowing shoes, roads safer with few accidents, many teens staying in school, tax returns accurate, and even a lone Friday the thirteenth.
A Modern Builder column contrasts the Little Red Hen tale with modern politics, arguing profits fuel jobs and growth. H S Kuyper of the Iowa Manufacturers Association defends profit within free enterprise, counters Marxist views, and urges youth to understand profit’s role. A Democratic Headquarters worker closes with hopeful party reflection.
A Beatrice Nebraska Daily Sun letter to Republican workers after an election reflects pride in victory yet acknowledges the hard work by the losing side. The writer notes the message remains timely and frames the piece as an expression of reflection rather than condolence.
The Department of Agriculture estimates about 300000 full time farmers live off their farms and commute to work, roughly 10 percent of U.S. farmers. This compares with 7.6 percent in 1959 and 5.1 percent in 1950, per the last agricultural census.
In a Delavan Wisconsin Enterprise excerpt the writer laments rising federal and state debt. The piece argues that government borrowing trends push debt upward and that ordinary citizens experience steady increases in public obligations.
A practical hook disgorger can be made from a low cost screw driver by using a long shank and filing a slot in the blade. This simple modification yields a handy tool.
Funeral services for Miss Cornelia Rhynsburger 85 were conducted Saturday at the Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home. She died January 13 at Pella Hospital. Rev Harmon Wierenga officiated. burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
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