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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
11
The Che Pella Chronicle lists Marion De Zwarte James Hueser Merle Pratt as publisher and editor with the remaining staff roles including ad manager.
The text argues that compulsory dues deductions from workers pay should require written authorization and that unions seek a one way system forcing employers to collect dues while workers faces loss of job rights depending on union status. It contends that a persons right to work should not hinge on union membership and warns against revoking job rights or granting power to a small group.
A Minnesota party faction backed a challenger to the incumbent governor but the voters chose the sitting leader. The piece warns against dictating nominations and condemns outside influence in Marion County’s state representative primary, urging voters to resist bosses and outside forces.
Iowa voters hear little on repealing the right to work in the primary, but the issue remains alive. Labor groups are ready to fund candidates for repeal, while governors show mixed signals about revision and union shop concepts. The law protects the right to join a union while preventing firing for union membership or refusal to join, a point of contention with unions pressing stronger limits.
Political round up notes Nixon will tour Oskaloosa to back GOP congressional hopeful John Kyl. Reports show Nixon as favored by national GOP leaders while Romney leads Iowa voters at a Des Moines fundraiser poll. Romney topped the fundraiser poll with 275 of 642 votes. Nixon 215. Reagan 72. Hatfield 28. Lindsay 26. Goldwater 17. Miller and others 1 each. Bill Murray backs tax refund split among aides. auto safety law faces mixed opinions from Miller, Smith, and two gubernatorial hopefuls. Democrats mount a bus tour. Hughes campaigns to save small towns alongside LBJ comment. Kyl denounces Democrats over small farmer plans in the fourth district.
Donald T Butler of Pella Iowa writes in to challenge the editorial LBJ vs Business claiming media bias and urging data backed critique. He cites Treasury figures on Economic Opportunity expenditures, notes Rural Family Loan and small business loans, and argues tax credits and depreciation are part of inflation controls while asking if taxpayers have spoken.
Dear Mr. Hueser expresses pleasure at his appointment as editor of the Pella Chronicle. The writer, Bert Bandstra, Member of Congress, extends best wishes and congratulations for the new role.
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rejects extending New York Times libel rules to private plaintiffs in a case from the Washington Afro American involving a white druggist who ceased selling the paper after private complaints. The court upholds a $500 compensatory award, overturns privacy and punitive elements, and clarifies the Times doctrine does not apply to non public figures. The report also covers unemployment compensation delay, antitrust actions against the World Journal Tribune, the new 1.60 minimum wage law, postal modernization, and cost-ascertainment debates.
The 1967 Chevy pickup debuts with striking styling and a tough all steel body. It features a full-depth double-wall pickup box, an expanded color keyed cab interior, better visibility, and added safety features for versatile use.
The Soil Conservation District offers to cover a Marion County teacher's tuition for the Fall Workshop Conference for Teachers this fall. Any county teacher is eligible, and the district hopes to sponsor one attendee. The conference runs noon October 7 to noon October 8 at the 4-H Camp near Luther, hosted by the Iowa Conservation Education Council, the State Department of Public Instruction, and the State Conservation Commission, with the theme Effective Conservation Teaching How To Do It.
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