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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
1
The Chronicle of Pella presents a policy statement inviting free exchange of facts and opinions on its editorial pages. It notes not all opinions are the paper's and reserves editing rights, with space permitting coverage of major issues. A stray line mentions Belin and a docket about 45 days plus 30 days.
Mrs Ary Spencer returned from a visit to Omaha Nebras Luke G Vander Linden entered the Home for the Aged on Friday living on second floor room 26 Bill Watertor of Bussey called on his father C Watertor Mrs Marie Swank spent the fourth of July at the home of her daughter Mr and Mrs Pete Van Kooten at Rose Hill Mr and Mrs John Swank and Norman of Newton called on his mother Mrs Marie Swank last Sunday Mrs Tunis Nikkel and Edith Stek of Sully visited Mrs Marie Swank last Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Herman Hasselman of Oskaloosa called on Alicia Elscott Sunday afternoon Bert Brouwer visited Clip a portion of your min now s tail fin off and he ll catch a fish faster for you Wobble signals bait is injured Spells an easy meal for perch bass or pike.
A reflective piece contrasts genuine courage shown by workers in Congo and Vietnam with local brash youths in Des Moines area riots and Pella Peoria gang acts. The author laments vandalism and intimidation while praising brave individuals risking lives for others, urging acknowledgment of real front line courage over petty bravado.
Paul Smith argues in Rock Bounds Reporter that school boards are the final authority in hiring and firing, and must wield power to ensure harmony. He notes rare abuses but defends boards as intelligent, trustworthy bodies essential to district operation and accountability.
A Green County paper reprints a debate on editorials in politics and the ethics of editors, lawyers, and lawmakers. The piece recalls a quip about why some view attorneys as crooks and argues for high standards in journalism and public service. It notes Senators OMalley and Frommell cautioning about influence by utilities.
The Iowa trade mission returned from Europe with Gov. Hughes calling it highly successful and estimating at least 5 million dollars in business for Iowa firms over two years, possibly rising to 23 million, with follow up trips and broader sell Iowa aims discussed. The piece also covers legislative open hours policy for courthouses, July 4th safety plans, Hilton’s retirement at Iowa State, and other state developments.
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