16 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1965
Page
1
A letter from Edward C. Booth of Ames Iowa voices support for open editorials and reader comments while noting the paper may edit contributions. He recalls experiences from a 1965 spring field trip to Pella and reflects on student responsibility and independence in journalism.
Nearly 100 scientists are visiting Iowa schools this year as part of a five year program funded by the National Science Foundation. The effort, linked to Nis professional activities, includes membership in the American Association of Physics Teachers and the Iowa Academy of Science.
In a public hearing last week the zoning ordinance splits Marion County along urban rural lines with accusations of manipulation and emotion. Opponents accuse proponents of ramming change while supporters defend open discussion and education for a fair decision on future relations and outcomes.
Bar associations propose guidelines to protect defendants. worry arises over press access to police records. The editorial argues against secret police and favors informed public, noting society’s capacity for impartial juries and the value of modern communication in justice. The piece reflects on Kennedy’s assassination and public generosity to those in need.
More than 200000 messages of sympathy and encouragement poured in to singer Nat King Cole after news of his illness. Despite population worries, adoption requests exceed the capacity of orphanages and similar institutions.
Dr Norman Vincent Beale argues health and happiness come from God and the Spirit, not fad diets or overzealous exercise. He notes modern searches for joy fail if rooted in pleasure or circumstance and cites Jesus Beatitudes as paths to true happiness through faith. He urges starting from the Bible with "In the beginning God" to achieve real well being.
The Grinnell Herald-Register argues against a travel tax of 50 or 100 dollars on Americans traveling abroad. It cites the right to travel, benefits to international understanding, and reciprocity with efforts to attract foreign visitors, warning such a tax would hinder people-to-people contact in a troubled world.
Florence L and Clarence K Agan transfer to James C and Gloria K Beard. Pearl E and J H Johnson to Fred E and Nita Brent. Dana and Robert R Rhodes et al to Floyd and Goldie Collins. Mott and others to Floy Goldie Collins. Mildred and Haldene Gurney et al to Floyd Collins. Lorene Mott et al to Floyd Collins. Hobert and Neva Mott et al to Floyd Collins. Merle A and Albert Lorentz et al to Floyd Collins. Ralph H and Louise F Hill et al to Albert L and Marie F Davis. Van Houwelingen Marinus E and Ida to Max James and Jessie Irene De Jong. Ronald Wayne and Joyce Van der Leest to Gene and Annette Dop. Guy B and Rena Elscott to Lester Elscott.
ISU editor thanks Chronicle staff for a week in Pell a praising Pel la stay and the Chronicle’s production of a twice weekly newspaper The letter notes student comments on the trip and highlights the freedom given to students as key to the program's success
Professor G Chester Leu from Central College will visit Russell Community High School on March 18 as part of the Town Visiting Scientist Program. The physics professor will discuss dielectrics and surface charges, sharing insights from his research and education background.
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