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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1976

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Gazette Editorial Page Theme for Aug 25 1976

Editorial page from the Cedar Rapids Gazette dated Wednesday August 25 1976 presents opinions on local politics, civic issues, and social concerns of the era. The page reflects 1970s community discourse and reader engagement with local institutions.

VP rule 16 c in GOP nominating fight analyzed

The piece argues that delegates did not truly vote on rule 16 c but on Ford or Reagan as GOP leaders. It notes Ford favored studying the rule for 1980, but warns such timing could limit VP options and affect support. It suggests examining the idea between campaigns to weigh benefits and harms.

Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan Mississippi New Hampshire Tennessee Michigan Pennsylvania

Overpolicing of party police threatens all

The SWP sues the FBI for harassment and break ins, alleging a six year pattern of covert activity against the party. Documents show repeated burglaries, stonewalling by the FBI, and a pattern echoing Watergate era secrecy. The piece argues this policing threatens political liberty for all Americans.

Socialist Workers Party SWP FBI U.S New York Timothy Redfearn Denver Federal Bureau of Perpetual Investigation

Democracy forum clash over party unity and police reform

A letter to the editor defends ongoing support for Ferris and criticizes Linn County Democratic central committee tactics. It praises Ed Colton for safety leadership, condemns LaPeters, and calls for police department changes. A reformatory inmate describes harsh rules and a nighttime lockup as an adult asking for transparency and fairness.

Mr. Wells Linn County Democratic Central Committee

Scripture Reference Reminder in Forum Prompt

A reader cites passages from Hebrews 10 30 and Deuteronomy 32 35 and Matthew 18 21 22 to locate biblical answers. The note suggests using Cruden's concordance for locating passages in the Bible.

Shebetka People’s Forum

Roselli’s rise and fall mirrors Hollywood’s mob ties

The piece traces Damon Runyan’s take on John Roselli, once a Capone recruit and later a Hollywood favorite despite extortion convictions. It notes his testimony to the senate, alleged CIA links to Castro plots, a murder found in a barrel, and the clash between celebrity glamour and mob crimes.

Damon Runyan Time Magazine John Roselli al Capone Chicago Johnny Roselli Capital Senate Intelligence Committee CIA Fidel Castro

Happiness Strikes Reader in Monday’s Paper

A reader writes to the editor expressing rare happiness upon picking up the Monday issue dated August. The brief note conveys personal relief and satisfaction with the newspaper.

Reagan Loses Bid but Earns Widespread Respect

Ronald Reagan fought a hard campaign facing Ford’s incumbency and party rules. He matched Ford in 22 primaries, carried 22 states, and remained a forceful advocate. His team, notably John Sears and Nancy Reagan, endured losses and warned of a hard road ahead while earning credit for a clean, determined race.

Schweiker Reagan Ford Kansas City Ronald Reagan Gerald Ford United States Nancy Nancy Reagan John Sears Municipal Auditorium Sears

Also Mentioned on This Page

Che Cedar Rapids Gaizette Republican National Committee By Don Oakley U.S. District Court Manhattan Redfearn Washington Watergate Clarence Kelley Bureau Newspaper Enterprise Association John C. Calhoun Raymond Wells Democratic Central Committee George Ferris Central Committee Ferris Democratic Party Workman Party Ed Colton Office of Safety Commissioner LaPeters Colton Mr. Colton Police Big Cedar Rapids Swat Team Big C.R Time LaPeters Anamosa Reformatory Runyan Johnny Roselli Hollywood Frank Sinatra Georgie Jessel Friars Club North Miami Beach By Tom Wicker Jimmy Carter Richard Schweiker John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Franklin Roosevelt John Nance Garner Walter Mondale Plank Jesse Helms North Carolina California New York Times Service By James J. Kilpatrick Ron White House Senate Washington Star Syndicate
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