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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
2
Editorial calls juvenile delinquency a national issue and promotes Boy Scout Week in February with the theme Strengthen America Scouting Can Make The Difference. It cites 14 years of public acclaim for Scouts and urges wider public support to boost enrollment and values nationwide.
A collection of reader letters laments growing crime from petty theft to murder in the capital city and across the nation. They urge renewed national discipline and warn against decay after the president's death. Other excerpts contrast U S aid abroad with domestic moral concerns and a note on vodka shortages affecting Russia.
Rural free delivery has grown 40 percent in three decades and now serves over 35 million people. About 32 000 rural mailmen cover roughly 1.8 million miles daily, a vast modernized system with many heroic early-era stories. A recent anecdote from Oklahoma recalls a carrier who delivered a lost chicken egg and an unstamped letter with a humorous request to sample the egg.
Children are not born with a love for siblings and must be guided to share respect and family activities. Jealousy emerges when a new baby arrives, prompting regressive behavior or temper bursts. Prevention, advanced preparation, and gradual routine changes help ease rivalry and foster sibling bonds.
A younger child grows jealous of the alder with superior skis and abilities. The envy centers on size strength and privileges within the same competition. The piece frames how envy can be redirected into constructive rivalry and growth.
Seventy people attend Humboldt County Historical Association meeting in Humboldt on January 6 1964. Miss Nellie Pinney discusses early Humboldt activities and lauds Revererst S H Tat as a dreamer of dreams while reviewing his plans and desires.
Rev Taft planned a mill and gained D G Pinney of Lewis County New York to join the new Humboint colony. The Pinney family ties trace to Miss Pinney and McKitricks from Ohio. Early life featured informal entertainment, tea, dinners, sewing clubs, barn dances, skating, and church meetings in Harkness Hall.
The State University of Iowa in Iowa City maintains the only academic center in a national program of art conservation and restoration outside New York City.
The town awarded 2 725 degrees in 1969 marking a total near 90 000 degrees granted since the instruction began on the Low City campus in 1885.
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