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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1968

Page

17

Administrator's resolve to defend teacher deferments

The piece praises Arnold Salisbury Cedar Rapids superintendent of schools for resisting drafting competent teachers. It argues school administrators should advocate deferments emphasizing competence, since individual teachers face bias and hardship proving their value while educators must ensure no generation of students loses essential learning due to dips in teaching quality.

Arnold Salisbury Cedar Rapids

Brundage and Amateurism Define Olympic Debate

The piece criticizes Avery Brundage and IOC for clinging to rigid amateurism definitions. It argues their view misreads public taste and threatens Olympic relevance by suggesting dropping team sports or even the Winter Games. It warns of a phony, distorted Olympics if leadership persists.

Avery Brundage Christian Science Monitor Brundage

Humphrey's Quiet March Toward the 1968 Nomination

James Reston outlines Hubert Humphrey as the likeliest late entrant in the Democratic race, noting his talent and public appeal despite repeated setbacks. The piece compares him to Stevenson, discusses key rivals Kennedy and McCarthy, and explores how labor, business, and regional attitudes shape his bid.

James Reston New York Times Ashington Hubert Humphrey Kennedy McCarthy al Smith Adlai Stevenson Senate Hubert John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Mike Mansfield ADA Joe Rauh Reinhold Niebuhr James Loeb Robert Kennedy Gene McCarthy Nebraska Johnson Humphreys Vietnam White House California New York New England Illinois Ohio New Jersey

Senate Ethics Code Flawed Says Opposing View

The piece argues the U S Senate failed to police itself over a two year draft of a conduct code, citing loopholes and lax disclosures. It notes Nixon era slush funds, hidden holdings via spouses, loopholes on legal fees, and under 300 dollar disclosure exemptions. George Aiken is praised for speaking truth.

Ashington Senate of United States Melvin Price D-Ill House Senate Richard Nixon Nixon California Sen Bernard Goldfine Baker Dodd Capitol Hill Senate Ethics Committee Tom Dodd Boyd George Aiken Vermont Aiken Putney

Iowa Cycle Rules Spark Reader Complaint and Debate

The letter from C. B. Fillenworth criticizes state safety rules for motorcycles as unfair to riders. He cites rental riders, alcohol and driving, and car-centered drivers, urging broader vehicle checks and public education. Another brief note praises licensed practical nurses and their duties, urging public recognition of LPNs as professional nurses.

Iowa State Safety Commission Iowa Safety Department Roberta Simms Lpn Ninth Avenue SE

Residents object to Cedar Rapids street paving plan

A Cedar Rapids home owner writes that local council plans to pave gutters between blocks in the northeast area at this troubling time, arguing the project is unnecessary and would raise taxes. She warns of possible civil unrest if taxes rise further and praises a Prairie production of The Unsinkable Molly Brown by Molly/Jean Barta and cast.

Cedar Rapids Jean Barta Molly Molly Brown Prairie

Tornado warning system discussed by Cedar Rapids experts

The 1958 edition notes C E Lamouraux and Fred Carstens discussing the tornado warning system with spotters Don Osenosak Wayne Stein Harold Rammelsberg and Frank Young. The Cedar Rapids Home Show committee checks Hawkeye Downs facilities ahead of the April 10 opening while Linn county marks New London’s 93rd birthday.

Iowa Des Moines Fred Carstens Linn County Civil Defense Don Osenosak Cedar Rapids Wayne Stein Newhall Harold Rammelsberg Atkins Frank Young Amana Gazette Hawkeye Downs Ken Borschel Andy Hanson L. M. Duffy Robert Condon Linn County Board of Supervisors New London Springville Harold Meyn FTA Council

Eastern Iowa Snow Storm Relief Returns Amid Damage

After a two day snow storm Eastern Iowa eases as utilities tally hundreds of broken poles and thousands of snapped wires. Slush floods Cedar Rapids streets while a Toledo business district fire causes $12,000 damage.

Iowa Cedar Rapids Toledo

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