Pella on the rise and readers urged to act
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
1
A policy statement invites reader opinions on important issues and explains editing rights. It encourages contributions while asserting space limits and editorial standards for published writings.
At the Republican state convention in Des Moines delegates approved a progressive platform after a close vote. The platform removed a plank for gubernatorial appointment of three state officials and added a return to primary elections. Sen. Jack Miller delivered the keynote on inflation, postal service, and farm policy amid a two day gathering with 3,000 delegates.
Pella Chronicle dated June 28 1966 reports community notes, upcoming events, and local happenings with brief notices from residents and groups. Includes civic updates, school activities, and city announcements shaping the week's pace.
Robert P. Hauth a safety inspector at 409 South Sixth Street Knoxville Town received 15 dollars for suggesting purchasing a device to measure soil density readings. Dale C Wellman a clerk at 303 West Fourth Street Pella Iowa in the Red Rock Dam field office got 15 dollars for recommending buying an air conditioner to keep telemetering gear measuring river levels in the Red Rock area functioning properly.
The call urges the city to welcome young caravanners for eight weeks of church outreach in the inner city. Central college aids the effort, inviting all of Pella to share in the opportunity to accompany and support the visitors as they engage homes, churches, and youth groups through Christian service and personal contact.
Three employees of the Corps of Engineers field office overseeing Red Rock Dam and Lake Red Rock on the Des Moines River between Knoxville and Pella Iowa received cash awards after their suggestions were adopted to improve district operations Albert E Hansen of Knoxville Iowa supervising relocation projects for Red Rock received 25 for recommending the use of a special form to notify contractors of additions
Jasper ASCS spot checks 57 farmer electors in the township to select farms at random for acreage and land use verification under the Farm Grain and Wheat Program. Chairman Roy A Thompson notes the shift to farmer certification with 25 percent of farms, including all ASCS employees and committee members, subjected to verification.
The Rock Island District of the Corps of Engineers will construct a levee to protect Carlisle's east side from Red Rock Dam impacts. It will shield about 30 residences and the Carlisle Brick and Tile Company located east of the railroad tracks and will average eight feet in height.
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