03 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
1
The Chronicle outlines its policy to present both sides on major issues as space allows. Opinions expressed may not reflect staff views and readers may comment, with editorial standards applying to all contributions and the right to edit copy retained.
The Iowa House narrowly passes a union shop measure and a state mediation bill while Senate debates parimutuel betting. Other items include higher cigarette taxes, a pay raise for legislators, truck length allowances, and a 68,000 dollar airplane purchase for the highway commission. The session also discusses professional strike breakers and a comment from State Republican Chairman Robert Ray regarding a national matter.
The Chronicle notes the dairy sector supports four counties with Marion 45 percent Jasper 29 Powerhick 46 and Mahaska 33 percent of incomes from milk. About 2,903 farms tie to dairy, affecting 5, etc. Ver Meer and Bruxvoort praised industry progress, including pasteurization, homogenization, and vitamin D fortification for pure dairy products in Iowa.
The text discusses reactions to emancipation, noting no large slave uprisings in the South and many enslaved people remaining in households after emancipation. It contrasts Lincoln’s moral framing with legal measures and highlights enduring reverence for figures like Kennedy and King, linking liberation to ongoing moral fervor.
A detailed account describes explosions at Bein Hoa air base after anti-aircraft fire, leaving fighter bombers and crew destroyed on the ground. A helicopter photo shows about 50 planes parked wing tip to wing tip, prompting comparisons to historic Pearl Harbor and raising questions of sabotage versus accidental detonation.
Corydon Indiana reports quote a heated discussion on a bill granting secrecy for juvenile arrest records and court actions while allowing limited identity release to media. Critics warn of hidden felonies and dangers to hiring and public safety as lawmakers push wartime tax and policy measures.
A nine month old deer named Bamby, owned by Wayne and Dudley near Zearing, accompanies Denny and Vickie Dudley as they leave for school each morning at the school bus stop.
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