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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
6
The editorial argues expediency should not trump constitutionality in Iowa’s Shaff plan. It questions whether a Dec. 3 special election or Nov. 3, 1964 general election would best reflect proper constitutional changes to Senate and House elections and suggests delaying submission to ensure clear, lawful implementation.
Iowa teachers average 5 176 dollars for the school year and 99 54 weekly this December, figures from the Iowa employment security commission indicate. The nine to ten month pay frame and limited summer income quote a bleak view of state commitment to quality.
Letter to the editor argues against unmarked highway patrol cars, citing Fourth Amendment concerns and possible overreach. It defends drivers as safety minded yet wary of clandestine policing and questions editorial coverage of a speech by Allan Kline at a Farmers club meeting.
In this analysis William S. White argues that Charles de Gaulle sought a third power bloc to dominate Europe, using power politics to isolate Britain and the United States. Economists and politicians alike misread the strategic aim as purely economic, underestimating France’s political objectives and De Gaulle’s skill in shaping a new balance between East and West.
The piece argues De Gaulle’s aim outpaced Anglo American hopes for a British entry to the European market. It criticizes reliance on economic experts and notes France’s strategic move under tough leadership. The author contends the game was lost when teams misread the game’s nature and fields.
Washington notes that De Gaulle’s veto against Britain entering the Common Market will raise tariffs on American farm products, cutting up to nearly 1.1 billion dollars in Western Europe. France and Germany keep wheat supports high, enticing French farmers to convert pasture to wheat and bypass cheap imports. The piece also mentions water pollution concerns raised by EP Bob Jones and Rep. John Blatnik, and a stalled congressional probe after Chairman William Dawson's differing views.
Roscoe Drummond argues the United States should pursue a nuclear defense policy inviting European nations to join. He asserts France’s veto of Britain’s EEC entry won’t stop other industrialized countries from developing their own nuclear capability and urges a forthright American role to deter this by offering allied nuclear options.
The 1953 Cedar Rapids land rezoning proposal hinges on further study by the planning zoning committee and the availability of 15000 dollars for the project. Other local items include school newsroom staffing changes at Roosevelt Record, theater admission prices reacting to war material needs, and political candidacies in Marion.
A realist plan argues the United States should share nuclear weapons with NATO for united defense. It urges European participation in control and veto rights, warns against de Gaulle’s independent capability, and calls Congress to reexamine the Atomic Energy Act.
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