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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1960
Page
6
The piece urges businessmen and professionals in Cedar Rapids and nationwide to study political mechanics and public issues alike. It argues that practical political literacy, beyond campaign know-how, would lead to clearer opinions based on facts, reduce bickering, ease official pressures, and foster wiser, economical government.
An old idea of moon radio signals gains traction as a practical step toward a manned moon mission. Observers warn against neglecting the moon’s potential as an electronic relay and weather monitor while focusing on spectacular feats.
The piece argues Americans sympathize with Algerian insurgents seeking self government, likening them to American colonists. It notes De Gaulle's leadership as stabilizing amid French political chaos and urges a measured view on U.S. missile policy without inflaming politicians.
A census from the county treasurer's office shows 23 motorists in Linn County bought automobile licenses during December and January. The 1900s notes mention schooling visits and local civic events while recounting a winter cold snap near Cable Wisconsin.
Dear Dr. Mother answers a father's note on a six year old drinking two quarts of milk daily. The doctor endorses milk for children and adults in moderate amounts, warns against replacing other foods, and stresses a balanced diet including vegetables fruit vitamin C protein eggs cheese and grains.
The Forum urges a constitutional convention only with a public ratification vote and outlines reforms such as reapportionment annual sessions 4 year terms and reduced boards. It cites the Model State Constitution and warns even models evolve urging pace with progress while respecting core protections. The letter references Thomas Jefferson and calls for modern governance at Cornell College Mt. Vernon Iowa.
A Cedar Rapids reader commends streets commissioner Woody Stolba for improving city streets during a muddy period. The letter notes better urban roads compared with last spring and criticizes rural gravel roads as still poor. The writer contrasts cinders with salt and cites tire damage from harsh weather.
The planned apartment block for 1,317 families on the former Ebbets Field site will be the citys largest. Ghostly Dodgers figures like Babe Herman and Mickey Owen are described roaming the building in a humorous New York Herald Tribune tribute to the teams past.
Two cowpokes discuss their dead friend in a brief line from The Lica. The exchange reveals Bill’s death after a fall from scaffolding while he was up high. The informal reminiscence captures frontier dialog and local color.
Thruston Morton, Kentucky senator and new national GOP chairman, travels across 38 states, preaching unity and a soft selling approach. He keeps gains for Eisenhower and a hopeful view of House and White House wins, while avoiding direct attacks on Democrats and emphasizing calm, centrist messaging.
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