Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Backed By Both Presidents
The piece argues the nonproliferation treaty deserves credit for both Johnson and Nixon, despite political motives. It stresses ratification and timely effect, and notes that real success depends on Soviet follow through and benefits to developing nations from peaceful nuclear power. It concludes the framework for safer future actions is emerging.
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Iowa Faces Tight Budget With No Easy Fixes
Iowa lawmakers confront a historically tight budget as Governor Ray presses for nearly 50 percent more funds without new taxes. Surplus is down to about 3.6 million, with revenue shortfalls from the 3 percent sales tax and farm income declines. Key questions include shifting driver education funding and liquor price increases to balance the books.
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Iowa
Ray
Selden
Des Moines
Democracies Outweighed in an Unfree World
An analysis contrasts Kennedy and Nixon calls for freedom with global realities showing 59% of the world’s population lives under undemocratic rule. It notes 3.356 billion people, with 1.4 billion under authoritarian rule, and discusses Latin America’s still widespread military rule despite aid and reform efforts.
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Francisco Franco
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Mohammad Ayub Khan
Sukarno
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Synthetics May Arrest World Famine
Editorial discusses future food tech including soybeans and fish flour, noting potential to avert hunger as population nears six billion. It cites Snow's pessimism and Gand's optimism, describes soy as major protein source, and explains preservation methods like irradiation and oxygen-free storage, with concerns over safety and trials.
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William S. Gand
U.S
China
United States
General Mills
Thomas J. Lipton
India
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
Food and Drug Administration
F.D.A
A.E.C
Standard Oil Company
Nixon shows restraint in first fortnight as president
The new president outlines a cautious opening sprint, balancing personal control with open policy stance. He prioritizes a Europe trip to gain visibility while avoiding offense, seeks broad appeal, and addresses trust among Negroes without claiming fixed solutions.
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Europe
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Nixon Faces Early Tests As President Evaluate Character
The article notes voters seek to gauge Nixon’s character and style in the initial two weeks, with policy plans to come later. It highlights his management of personal challenges and readiness to handle interactions, rather than specific policy detail. New York Times Service
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New York Times Service
Citizens oppose cross town freeway plan for Cedar Rapids
Charles E. Parks of Cedar Rapids urges readers to pause before a freeway through the city. He warns such corridors destroy beauty, neighborhoods and retail districts, urging planners to include architects landscape designers and a noise consultant to assess esthetic and economic impacts.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Charleston
D.C
Marion
Charles E. Parks
Ridgeway Drive
Prospects for Catholic school aid bill in current session
The piece questions the general assembly's handling of conscience money to Catholic and private schools as a means to ease abortion law liberalization opponents. It urges Rep Lipsky to push for study and slow progress, contrasting with a past tax bill under contest and potential revisions this session. Mrs. Trene E Murphy Iowa City.
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Trene E. Murphy
Lowa City
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