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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1966
Page
1
A policy stance outlines both sides of the diagonal I 35 highway proposal through north central Iowa. Farmers warn of land loss and reduced farm value while urging fair compensation and expert appraisal to balance costs and retained land use.
Editorial note requests comments on material published, stressing same standards as staff work and a right to edit submissions. Mentions a national crisis and wartime division over policy, with a Worthington Globe quote.
The Iowa visit drew 7 000 to Veterans Auditorium as President Johnson urged a firm yet peaceful Vietnam policy. He defended US strength, insisted negotiations are needed, and pledged perseverance against North Vietnamese aggression while courting support from 150 Iowans in the President's Club.
Charles Renaud arrived in Des Moines to join his mother sister and uncle after a March enlistment. He will furlough 15 days with family before heading to Perrin AFB Texas. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Dean Lewis and Dot on western state trip visiting relatives in California Colorado and Fort Collins. Other locals enjoy Midwest fishing and reunions in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa.
In La Porte Indiana Herald Argus the piece argues that inflation stems from government bigness and rising federal spending. It urges President Johnson to cut back non essential handouts, noting such cuts would be politically popular despite the concern.
A quotation attributes to Mao Tse-Tung the idea that political power grows from the barrel of a gun and that armed force and war are central to revolution. It claims the working class can defeat landlords only through gun power, transforming the world through force.
Ed Arlen learns the value of post visit correspondence after a weekend with friends in Connecticut. He starts a routine of thank you notes and brief letters to customers, boosting sales and relationships, and outlining guidance on effective personal style and frequent contact by mail.
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