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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle declares its policy to present both sides on major issues as space allows. Not all opinions on the page reflect the editors. It invites reader commentary on content, requiring submissions meet same editing standards as staff writing.
The Pella Community School District in Marion County Iowa issues a quarterly financial statement for the Schoolhouse Fund and Special Courses Fund ending June 30 1984. The report lists receipts warrants and expenditures with balances and a detailed list of warrants paid to banks vendors and individuals. It notes salaries and other expenditures and includes names of financial institutions and local officials. A public notice appears in The Pella Chronicle dated July 28 1964.
Page two item lists attendees including Debbie lie Alan Carol Mae Phyllis Joan from Sauk Village Illinois and Mr and Mrs Earl Toom Rich and Brenda of Bettendorf along with Pella residents John Toom Juanette Larry Hoks bergen Laura Marion N Toom Dave Bob Toom Micheli Denise.
A 1960s op-ed weighs the 324 billion dollar debt ceiling rise, notes economists split on spending cuts versus increases, cites Sen Byrd and Sen Douglas on debt versus assets, and urges caution without overstating risk. It argues the debt's grow is tied to wartime obligations and economic context, not simple reckoning.
A parable compares a frog boiled gradually to warn Americans about insidious federalism and socialism. The piece, signed by Basic Freedoms Inc and correspondents from Ft. Madison Iowa, urges vigilance against slow regulatory change and loss of constitutional rights.
A newspaper editor casts doubt on the Area Redevelopment Administration as a weapon in the war on poverty, citing government loans and land deals, job figures, and alleged abuses to justify opposition to increased federal funding and control. The piece uses examples across multiple states to argue the agency harms private enterprise and seeks higher appropriations.
The Wise family reunion took place Sunday July 19 at West Market Park with 53 attendees. A pot-luck dinner followed by an afternoon of visiting. The eldest present was Marion N Toom.
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