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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle states it aims to present both sides of important issues as space allows. It notes not all opinions reflect the editor’s views and invites reader comments on any published material. Contributions are subject to editorial standards and may be edited.
Dear editor: I reflect on Prof. Butler's article and compare it to a tale about two eggs and three. I discuss why many professors support government spending, critique private debt, and warn that Rome and other nations fell due to over spending. The piece argues government income mirrors citizens’ income and cautions against inflation and debt. It also notes local 4 H club meetings and officer elections with details on members.
Mrs. Earl Huene of Mt. Pleasant has built a 528 bell collection since 1951 representing nearly every country and many bell uses. Her display features bells made from diverse materials and combinations, reflecting wide global variety.
The Pella Jaycees aim to raise 200 dollars as part of a national effort to fund the U S Olympic team bound for Tokyo. They will pass the hat at the Friday Pella Community home game and the following Saturday Central College game, then cover any shortfall from their treasury.
The piece contrasts Democrat and Republican platforms, noting Johnson’s Vietnam pressure and Goldwater’s demand for direct confrontation with communism. It questions postconvention lines, assesses risks of an air strike warning, and portrays Goldwater’s hawkish views against current defense spending.
In the aftermath of tensions in Southeast Asia the article recalls the near war risk as major powers hovered on the brink. President Johnson authorized a limited strike on North Vietnam forces to deter actions against U.S. ships without signaling a larger attack on China, with the Vietnamese side informed of the nature of the action.
The Lynn Grove Hustlers 4 H club held a regular meeting led by President Gary Brand at the Brand residence. Ten members and two leaders attended. Doug Huyser joined as a new member. The two main topics were discussed.
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