Pella on the Way Up Message
A policy note invites reader comment on opinion pages while stating the newspaper presents multiple sides. It emphasizes space limits and editorial freedom to edit submissions.
18 Nov 1965
Page 1
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
1
A policy note invites reader comment on opinion pages while stating the newspaper presents multiple sides. It emphasizes space limits and editorial freedom to edit submissions.
A Central College football season ended with the Flying Dutchmen undefeated to claim the conference title. Coach Schipper and his squad earned praise while the student body organized a tasteful, widely enjoyed torchlight snake dance and celebratory events across the town.
Iowa's tax commission outlines three methods for withholding state income tax next year. A printed table will align with federal tables for easy cross reading. Employment figures show 757,700 Iowans employed, with unemployment down to 14,700 and 3,416 receiving state unemployment benefits in September.
A reader named Bill Rhynsburger warns in a Letter to the Editor that if clippings about Central College dormitories continue, local students will come to the paper and mob the staff. The missive, dated November 10, 1965, reflects campus gossip and editor involvement in campus life at Pella Iowa based Central College.
A reader questions Chronicle’s omission of homecoming images while noting last year featured a queen photo. The writer expresses concern that Central is underrepresented and invites clarification from Chronicle editors.
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