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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1963

Page

6

Cedar Rapids housing code nears final form at hearing

The Cedar Rapids housing code advances toward final action as supporters and opponents narrow differences. Key debates focus on bathroom sharing limits eight per room or dwelling unit, seven foot ceiling height and HHFA and Build America Better recommendations. The council should insist on firm enforcement staff and avoid weak standards to ensure safe, decent living conditions.

Cedar Rapids Housing and Home Finance Agency Build America Better Committee

Wilderness protection bill clears Senate vote with broad support

The Senate passed a wilderness protection measure by a 73 to 12 vote, backed by both Iowa senators, aiming to safeguard 14 million acres from unrestrained exploitation. Critics warned of hindering mineral development, but the bill layers review by the National Forest Service and the President, with potential reversion to national forest status if no decision is made within 14 years. The House faces a fair test next, and supporters urge open deliberation.

Iowa Senate U.S House Colorado Wayne N. Aspinall House Interior Committee National Forest Service Congress America Wayne Morse D-Ore Bob Kerr D-Okla Kerr Board of Ethics Executive Branch General Accounting Office Congressional Hiram Bingham R-Conn Connecticut Manufacturers Association Joe McCarthy R-Wis Andrew J. May D-Ky Parnell Thomas R-N.j Walter Brehm Ohio Ernest K. Bramblett Calif

Like Its Fences Congress Ethics Need Mending

Drew Pearson argues for a formal congressional ethics code. He urges registration of law firm clients, alignment of conflicts rules with executive standards, and mandatory disclosure by members who practice law. He cites Smathers cases benefiting clients and calls for uniform congressional disclosure.

Congress’ Ethics Ashington Adam Clayton Powell Congress George Smathers D-Fla Pan American Airways Seaboard Railroad Miami House Senate Secretary of Defense

McNamara Gilpatric push for stronger congressional probe

Washington The defense secretary and his deputy favor more and better congressional investigation to scrutinize Pentagon contracts. They support Case's bills establishing a joint defense and space contracts committee, public disclosure of communications, and early contract disclosure to enable thorough oversight. They urge a watchdog ethics board and GAO audits for Congress itself.

Ashington TFX Navy Air Force McNamara Congress Pentagon Sen. Case Defense Department Executive Branch Congressional

Goldwater Image Gains Ground as GOP Draft Moves Forward

A Washington analysis notes Barry Goldwater shifts from outsider to real 1964 GOP presidential contender. Texas led draft efforts by Peter O Donnell Jr positions Goldwater to command at least 13 state delegations, strengthening the possibility of a strong convention showing and potential power within the party.

Ing Nelson Rockefeller New York Goldwater Washington Peter O’donnell, Jr Texas G.O. P G.O.P United States

Kennedy steels stance seen as healthy influence amid price talks

In contrast to last year, President Kennedy signals restraint on steel price fixes. The administration will not fix prices across industries, urging targeted adjustments tied to supply and demand. He calls for wage restraint from the Steel Workers union as unemployment persists and warns against across the board increases risking inflation and unrest.

Ashington Kennedy National Econ Lawrence Steel Workers Union Eisenhower

To ledo AAU mat winner Dale Thomas claim second title

The 1953 Michigan State instructor and former Cornell star Dale Thomas won his second straight national AAU wrestling title at Toledo. The item notes high school and college links and mentions other Cedar Rapids civic items and university figures across the era.

Dale Thomas Michigan

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Wilderness Drew Pearson Secretary of the Treasury The Senate Banking and Currency Roscoe Drummond Drummond House Armed Services Committee Appropriations Senate Armed Services Committee Gilpatric Lord Fauntlerous Watchdog Board of Ethics William S. White JFK By David Lawrence Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club R. Bryan Cronbaugh Ludmil Prastka J. R. Wilson Earl C. Pickerill John Rosche Walter M. Badger Leo J. Arthurs Titus Evans Sui’s Radiation Research Laboratory Cedar Rapids Natural Science Club University of Iowa University Business Office Army John Gottsch Shenandoah SUI Ruth Rich Guy Rich Lydia C. Roberts Lowship Columbia University George W. Marshfield Detroit Peoples Church of Howard Kle Kar J. E. Klekar Washington High School Charles Houck Nature Den Cedar River Stephen W. Stookey Coe College Coe George Clark
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