04 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle states a policy of presenting both sides on important issues as space allows. It invites reader opinions on anything published, including outside submissions, but reserves the right to edit copy to meet editorial standards.
June is Dairy Month highlighting the dairy sector for 28 years. The piece notes dairying as a fifth of farm activity in Marion Jasper and Mahaska counties, with 4 249 area farms supported by milk. It praises dairy industry growth, jobs, and local commerce, and includes personal reminiscences and recipes, ending with questions about Social Security processes and employment privacy.
The Des Moines audience heard Democratic notes on farm incomes and government subsidies while Cedar Rapids Gazette rebutted claims about farm prosperity. In South Viet Nam coverage, readers saw critiques of MacNamara and military gear. Carlton County News Graph reports on the Democratic convention delegates under Governor Hughes in a partisan frame.
The Minneapolis Star quotes Khrushchev declaring that socialism cannot be built on U S wheat and Tito retorts Those who know how can do it while those who do not know how will not even be able to build socialism on their own wheat The line ends with a jab that it’s better to be fed than Red.
Extension horticulturist Ben Vance of Iowa State University analyzes staking and pruning tomatoes. Benefits include improved fruit quality, easier harvesting, cleaner fruit, earlier ripening, better pest control, and stronger air circulation. Drawbacks cover higher costs, more blossom-end rot, sunburn risk, cracking, and potential virus spread during handling. He suggests trying a few plants to test worth under local conditions.
The text explains a free postcard form to check earned Social Security credits, promising a earnings statement about two weeks after mailing. It notes self employed individuals earning about six thousand yearly may miss months. you can be paid for any month you do not work, regardless of total earnings. It ends with a question about the benefit of applying.
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