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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1961
Page
3
Guide to charcoal broiled chicken with two whole split chickens, oil or basting sauce, and salt and pepper. Brush with oil, grill skin side up, brown both sides, then baste. Cook at least one hour until no pink shows, checking thickest drumstick.
Iowa Falls residents Mr and Mrs Lowell Pieper recently returned from Cuba where they taught children of U S employees at Guantanamo Naval Base. Pieper compares life under Castro unfavorably to Batista, noting mass nationalization and loss of private property among Cubans, with 25 000 workers on the base facing harassment and labor suppression by authorities.
Pieper argues Castro will keep pressuring the Guantanamo base and harassing Cuban and American workers, but direct attack risks U S intervention. He notes inequality under Batista and the base's 300 to 400 Marines as a deterrent, predicting Castro’s grip will endure for a long time.
Pella's three Hawkeye Boy Staters spoke to Rotarians about a week at Camp Dodge. Each lad described his assignment titles in a mock 51st state as speakers included Governor Erbe, Robert Gray, J. Edgar Hoover's rep, Donald Johnston, Jim Zabel, and Rev Bob Richards. The event highlighted legislative activity with a caravan of army jeeps and bill actions. No Rotary meeting next Tuesday due to Independence Day.
Renault Inc reports a rise in American vacation activity with 82 percent planning trips in 1960 style surveys across 48 states. Eighty eight percent travel by car, with average trip spending at 516 dollars this year versus 507 last year, highlighting a 25 billion auto vacation impact.
National outdoor writer Dick Wolff shares tackle tips for anglers. Use polarized sunglasses to reduce glare and see fish. Wear an aluminum foil lined hat for a cooler head in sun. Pack insect repellent and sun lotion. Include Nestea instant tea for a quick pick me up. Scale and clean catch streamside to preserve taste and please companions.
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