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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
1
A policy note states the newspaper aims to present both sides on major issues and invites readers to freely exchange opinions. It underscores that not all editorials reflect the paper's own views and that space permits coverage of diverse viewpoints.
The text invites readers to comment on material published on the pages whether by staff or from other sources. It states contributions must meet the same requirements as staff writings and may be edited accordingly. It ends with a request to sign the comments.
Des Moines SSA field rep answers readers questions on Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. The column explains wife benefits at 65 or 62, quarters needed for eligibility, and hospital insurance and supplementary benefits with Readers advised to contact the SSA for details.
The notice urges seniors to enroll in the supplementary voluntary health insurance program by March 31, 1966 to cover physician services. It explains eligibility for those age 65 or older and states benefits may be withheld if earnings are too high. Applicants are guided to contact authorities to apply, even if retirement is not planned.
In the Pella business district a weeklong fund drive aims to finance the Wyatt Earp area restoration with $5100 raised from four businesses and one organization. The plan spans three homes and land behind, enlarging the Historical Museum, restoring a mill, and adding displays while boosting local economy and drawing visitors ahead of Red Rock dam impacts. F. J. H.
In northeast Iowa the Amish face fines under Iowa compulsory education laws for refusing to send children to public schools. Editorials voice mixed feelings, arguing for enforcement of state authority while acknowledging sincerity of conscientious parents. A separate note from Waterloo Courier cites a wage increase from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars potentially limiting youth employment.
Young job seekers ask how to gain experience when employers want it. The House Labor Committee proposes raising the minimum wage to 1.75 an hour, affecting small business entries.
A brief notice reports the Knights plan to visit stores in Kentucky urging merchants to stop carrying pornographic literature. It notes possible link to the Legion for Decent Literature and the Catholic Legion of Decency, and praises the campaign amid liberal court rulings on indecent material.
Off The Square With Uncle Bud in the Clarinda Herald Journal notes a saying about enemies signaling past success and reflects on public reception and reputation.
A brief column reflects on community voice through Dale Ahern's My Little Sown in Decorah Public Opinion, noting how local writing mirrors neighborhood life and occasional sharp observations about civic spirit.
A humorous line notes that life insurance, bought on installments, remains the one item a husband must still pay for after his death, with the wife already covered. The quip appears in Hi-Lines From The Mersld by Cliff Murray in The Hudson Nesold.
A simple fix to prevent gas can staining a boat involves splitting a length of garden hose and fitting it around the rim at the bottom of the can. The setup also helps stop barks and scrapes.
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