Pella’s Tulip Time praise and political tirades
A Pella oriented column blends civic pride with editorials on Civil Rights ads and Great Society costs. It quotes Rep. Passman’s harsh critique of Johnson programs and Sen. Miller warning of inflation, then notes McNamara seeking funds for new generals’ homes at Florida and Colorado bases.
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Indianola Herald
Help Wanted
Durward G. Hall
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Missouri
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Congressman Hall
U.S
Great Society
Passman
America
Johnson
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Spices Committee
Florida
Colorado
McNamara
Citizens arrests boost Pella law enforcement effort
Civic-minded residents in Pella file three citizen arrests for reckless driving and improper passing, with two resulting in justice court convictions. The editorial urges more citizens to sign information and pressure for stronger enforcement, noting police can only do so much without public action.
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Pella
Justice of the Peace
Sion
F.J.H
Car Driver Peeves and Budget Talk Compare
Readers laugh at common driving annoyances from signal neglect to lane drifting while a Georgia newspaper weighs austerity. The Red Oak Express notes Britain trims spending to strengthen the pound as a contrast to U S deficits and questions why Washington leaders won’t adopt similar pay as you go policies.
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Straddler
Red Oak Express
Great Britain
Washington
Osceola Sentinel
Why Not the U.S. Too Budget Critics Warn of Excess
The piece argues that only a few balanced budgets have occurred in decades while the administration pursues spending and debt growth. It cites a near 320 billion dollar federal debt and a possible debt limit rise, warning that continued deficits risk a fiscal collapse. It notes advisers favor higher spending despite tax receipts.
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Great Britain
The Tourist Outflow and See America First Idea
A House Banking and Currency subcommittee notes tourists spend about 20 billion yearly and tourism supports three times more jobs than auto manufacturing. Americans spend about 8 billion more abroad than foreigners spend in the U S, matching the gold deficit balance. The panel urges a see America first stance to attract more international visitors.
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United States
Johnson rent subsidies bill stirs House debate
President Johnson seeks to fund rent subsidies for middle income families as part of a $6.3 billion housing bill. A Federal Housing Administrator would cover part of a tenant’s rent up to the gap between rent and one fourth of income. The measure faces a House vote within two weeks following requests from the House Banking and Currency Committee.
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U.S. Congress
Johnson
House of Representatives
Hout Banking and Currency Com
Rent subsidy plan draws GOP critique and city eligibility
A Washington Republican committee cites a government table of city income ceilings for rent subsidy eligibility. NYC thresholds reach 8900, Milwaukee 8300, Philadelphia 6900, with families at or below these amounts likely to qualify. Rep. E. Y. Berry warns the program shifts from self reliance to government reliance.
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Republican Congressional Committee
New York City
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Midwest
Rep. E. Y. Berry
S.D
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Pella Publiarion de Zwarte
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Fred Hawker
Merle Pratt
Merion, Mahaska
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Breen & Kelderman
General Electric Home Appliances
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Robert Allen
Frank Dewit
Nelson
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Robert Honser
John Hoeksema
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Jack Cook
Howard Glendening
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Kiwanis Club
Sai AL de Wild
Dirk van Zante
Rotary Club
Clifford White -Everett
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Izaak Waltons
Larry Toom
Elmer van Dusseldorp
Pella Jaycees
Roger Duven
Actin Harvey
Women’s Federated
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Robert Evera
T.T.T. Society
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Fred Whalley
American Legion
Henry van Weelden
Warren van Sittert
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Mira
Cornte Vanden Berg
Barreka
van Hemetz
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Public Library
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Tank Wagon Service
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Gary Gerel
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