14 Sep 1965
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
1
The Pella paper presents a fiery call urging readers to engage in public discourse. It teases an open forum policy while noting opinions are the staff’s own and invites letters, with edits allowed to fit space.
A 1965 66 Women’s Federated Club program quotes Dutch forefathers guiding steps En trance Inquiring Expectation Experience Patience Confidence Perservance Independence Accomplishment It urges actions to mend quarrels seek forgotten friends dismiss suspicion write love letters share treasure give soft answers encourage youth
A reflective sermon theme notes how parental words shape children's futures and personal conduct. The Pella Chronicle lists numerous local legal deeds, court actions, tax matters, and public notices alongside items on Amish school prosecutions, state printing policy, scholarships, and a CAP grant to Appanoose Monroe Economic Development.
A program development award under the Community Action Program helps hire a director and staff to survey a community's problems, study existing anti-poverty measures, develop prioritized programs with disadvantaged participation, and survey local resources for remedial action. Scalise invites 1200 officials and civic leaders to the Midwest Conference on Bail and Right to Counsel in Des Moines.
Washington report details the 1965 Agriculture Act boosting farm income by 150 million dollars as Secretary Freeman notes. net farm income rises to about 13.5 billion this year with a 2 billion rise in five years. The act extends price supports, retires cropland, reduces surpluses, and adds a dairy reduction program while backing President Johnson's Great Society goals.
A long list of 1965 vehicles and owners from Knoxville, Pleasantville, Bussey, and surrounding towns. Includes makes such as Ford, Olds, Chevy, Dodge, Buick, Pontiac, Mercury, Honda. Models range from sedans to trucks and sport bikes, with numerous residents named alongside the vehicles. Some entries include partial addresses and cities like Runnells Otley Pella Bussey and Pleasantville.
A three judge federal panel voted two to one to stay federal proceedings and let state courts decide reapportionment questions under the Iowa constitution. Des Moines attorney David Belin urged the stay citing Scott vs Germano. dissenting judge McManus favored continuing federal action. Iowa's 1967 highway aid also noted with a $56,11987 share.
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