Rockefeller to Speak in Cedar Rapids Next Thursday
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans a Cedar Rapids visit next Thursday to deliver a speech as a Republican presidential aspirant. Observers weigh whether the talk signals a draft or a substantive policy stance ahead of the national party platform and potential early candidacy.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Cedar Rapids
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Fettle
Rockefeller
Midwest
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Republican Party
Western Iowa College site plan faces heat of locate debate
An advisory committee says a New York firm will recommend the site in the 38 county Western Iowa region for a proposed state supported college. Regents decide location from studies while weighing the need and funding for another college amid highway costs and other state finances.
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OWA
Iowa
New York
Cresap, McCormick and Paget
State Board of Regents
Regents
Western Iowa College
Ball Will Be a Tough Dove in U N Post
James Reston notes President Johnson's choice of George Ball as ambassador to the United Nations signals a push for an honorable compromise peace in Vietnam. Ball, a former opponent of the war, is described as a blunt, legal-minded realist who will press for a fair settlement while remaining loyal to the administration.
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U.N. Post
James Reston
New York Times
Ashington
Johnson
George Ball
United States
United Nations
Hanoi
Washington
Vietnam
Ball
Kennedy
America
Arthur Goldberg
Sisted
Goldberg
U.N
Johnson-Rusk-McNamara-Rostow
Orlean
Blue Ridge
Virginia
Viet
Nam
Europe
Japan
State Rusk
Walt Rostow
White House
Iowa Congressman Defends Civil Rights Bill Rhetoric
Rep. Fred Schwengel of Iowa argues the civil rights measure is a human rights bill protecting individual liberty and equal opportunity. He cites Iowa’s broad fair housing law, notes federal preemption, and says the bill is workable despite flaws, with nonviolent progress as the aim. He discusses gun provisions restricting interstate firearm transport for rioters.
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Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Tion
Dr. King
Public Opinion Poll Sees Johnson Popularity Rise
A public opinion poll shows President Johnson's rising popularity after pledges to curb bombing of North Vietnam and not seek re election. The poll hints at voter approval may hinge on promises to give up power or further steps.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Black Defends Constitutional Faith as Free Speech Debate Grows
Justice Hugo L. Black rejects claims of shifting liberalism and defends a strict interpretation of the Constitution. In a three part lecture series at Columbia Law School he argues free speech must be protected but actions tied to speech can be regulated and emphasizes due process limits on judicial power.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
United Press International
Ashington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan, Jr
Abe Fortas
Columbia University Law School
New York
Warren Group
Clay County
Ala
United States Supreme Court
Wasteful Use of Metals Urges New Recycling Mindset
Walter R. Hibbard Jr of the Bureau of Mines argues in Science that America wastes minerals by discarding metals in everyday goods and dumps. He warns future needs will require reclaimed iron and other metals, citing millions of tons lost annually and urging conservation.
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America
Bureau of Mines
Walter R. Hibbard, Jr
Science
Hibbard
Russians Emulate Us By Axe a Moscow Coach Fired
A Moscow track coach aged 59 was fired after years of training nonchampions. A school spokesman cited that the coach failed to contribute to society, while observers note broader trends of profit motive and centralized planning in Russia and the United States.
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United States
Moscow
United Press International
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