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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1966

Page

1

Pella Chamber of Commerce urged to join informers

A Pella editorial urges local businesses to join the Chamber of Commerce, arguing membership boosts business, safeguards against client attrition, and supports a growing community. It counters excuses, notes the SBA finding of higher business for members, and asks readers to invest a small fee for collective benefit.

Pella Chamber of Commerce Publiation United States Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration Chamber of Busines Chamber

Bandstra vs Kyl telecast highlights budget cuts and tax fears

A Des Moines telecast shows Congressman Bert Bandstra and opponent John Kyl trading views on tax increases and federal spending cuts. The piece argues for eliminating war on poverty funds except Headstart and retraining, curbing foreign aid aiding Viet Nam foes, trimming federal staff, and recalling long outstanding loans to save money without tax hikes.

Bert Bandstra John Kyl Des Moines Viet Nam Bandstra Washington Grinnell Red China England Canada U.S Congress

Campaign clash over area community colleges in Iowa

Governor Harold Hughes and Republican opponent William Murray urge expansion of area vocational schools and community colleges. Hughes touts a statewide vocational-technical system as key to Iowa’s industrial growth, while Murray emphasizes colleges easing enrollment pressures and lowering costs for locals transferring to four year institutions.

Town Press Association Iowa Harold Hughes William G. Murray Hughes Cerro Gordo County Murray Iowa Falls Gubernat

Charter letters mailed to many. Chamber of Commerce urged to act

The article notes over 100 individuals and firms have not accepted Chamber invitations. It warns finances affect the program and calls for review if needed. It urges informed voting in November, urges participation in Industry Month with Roscreen Open House to showcase the area’s largest industry.

Pella Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Iowa Rosscreen Company

Governor Favours ADC Aid Increase to Full Subsistence

Governor Harold Hughes says he will urge the 1987 Iowa legislature to raise aid to dependent children grants to full subsistence needs from 75 per cent of need. Current average ADC payment is $42 per month. under the proposal it would rise to $56, costing nearly $4 million.

Harold Hughes Iowa Hughes

Two ISU Professors Run for High Office Share Past, Pets

E. B. Smith the Democratic Senate candidate and William Murray the Republican governor candidate are both Iowa State University professors in Ames. They are longtime neighbors five blocks apart and share a Sunday school class. Both have prior campaign experience. Murray paid a $5 fine for an expired license in Burlington, while Smith paid a $5 fine in Ames Municipal Court for letting a dog run at large named Rex.

E. B. Smith U.S. Senate William Murray Iowa State University Ames Murray Burlington Smith Washington, D.C Rex

Dilley voices Vietnam victory plan and tax cuts

Robert D. Dilley of the American Constitution Party pledges a quick easy victory in Vietnam and peace with honor while urging tax cuts through spending reductions and the Liberty Amendment. He accuses government of waste and cites a Perry speech on fiscal policy. Nebraska and Iowa issues about drafts and electric needs are also noted.

Robert D. Dilley American Constitution Party U.S. Senate Vietnam Perry Dilley

Right to Work Drives Iowa Campaign And Insurance Outlook

Dr. Arend D. Lubbers becomes chair of Iowans for Right to Work as William Ruggles of the Dallas News credits non union workers as the backbone of America. Iowa fights to preserve right to work and Taft Hartley 14B while Midwest insurers cite more drivers, higher claims, and inflation at a Des Moines conference. Minors’ licenses will be stamped under 21 to curb falsified IDs for liquor purchases per state safety chief Gene Needles.

Arend D. Lubbers Central College At Pella William B. Ruggles Dallas Midwest Des Moines Gene Needles

Social Security Qs Answered in Pella Chronicle Column

Arrangements have been made with the Des Moines office of the Social Security Administration to answer readers questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. General interest questions will be published in this column. Send inquiries to Mr. W C Barclay Field Representative at 205 12th.

Des Moines The Social Security Administration Pella Chronicle W. C. Barclay

Medicare and Social Security Inquiries For Iowa Residents

Answers explain where to send refund claims for Medicare in Iowa and for Railroad Retirement annuity, and outline rules on widow's benefits at age 60, filing for Social Security, Medicare eligibility, and a special 72nd birthday benefit with guidance to contact the Social Security office and request pamphlet OASI-1966.

Travelers Insurance Company Insurance Exchange Des Moines Iowa Social Security Social Security District Social Security Office

Advertising in newspapers drives reader interest in ads

A readers survey finds 85 percent favor newspapers containing advertisements. The result suggests ads are a valued part of the paper, reflecting a preference for commercial content alongside news and features.

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