21 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
1
This newspaper explains its policy to present titles on important issues as space allows. It invites free reader opinions on any published material and editorial columns while reserving the right to edit submissions to meet standards.
A letter to the editor from Joan and Tan Davies of Whitley Bay England recalls the simplicity and joy of early life. They contrast frugal, self reliant childhood chores and handmade toys with modern luxury, sharing humorous incidents from their youth and thanking the Pella Chronicle for its community portraits.
A January 1965 letter from H. S. Kuyper, president of the Iowa Manufacturers Association, praises Chronicle coverage aiding public understanding of state legislative matters. The page also notes Jim Nutzman, Wall Lake, Iowa, graduate of Wall Lake High School in 1964, who missed only a half day of school in 12 years, suggesting a potential state record.
Margaret Chase Smith accepting the Myrtle Wreath Award urges readers to act on duty to others. She condemns evil wrought by bystanders, cites crimes and indifference, and argues for character over pragmatism, defining a true square as one who keeps commitments and helps others.
A major test of union power looms in the 89th Congress as leaders push to repeal section 14 b of the Taft-Hartley Act. They seek to remove barriers that allow states to prohibit compulsory union membership as a condition of employment, aiming to extend union influence across all workers. Public opinion polls show broad support for voluntary unionism, including among many union members, while supporters of 14 b mobilize to defend it. The outcome hinges on how strongly Americans express their views to their representatives in Washington.
A reader from Whitney Bay thanks the paper for sending The Pella Chronicle and reports that Anne, who left home last July, is now very happy in Pella and has made friends. The note hints at concern earlier but emphasizes Anne's successful adjustment.
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