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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1964

Page

6

Where To Dump In Cedar Rapids Sparks Debate On Landfill Or Incinerator

The Cedar Rapids Editorial Page weighs landfill against incinerator for refuse disposal. It notes land use value, capital costs around two to three million for burning plants, and potential resale or development gains from land. It cites a Long Island protest as a cautionary tale and stresses truck traffic and open ground supply.

Cedar Rapids Jones Park Long Island N.Y C Street

Wise Up Ballot Battle in Oregon Women Demand Inclusion

Irate Oregon women plan a 1000 signature petition to force Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr to place Margaret Chase Smith on the presidential primary ballot. The appeal argues men outnumber women by 15 000 voting ages and warns of political exclusion in the next election.

Oregon Howell Appling, Jr Brother Appling Margaret Chase Smith Mrs. Smith Secretary Appling

Foot Mouth Gaffe Dampens St Louis Baseball Talk

President LBJ sparked controversy at St Louis anniversary by claiming the city leads in many things and is no longer last in the American League. The mishap, noting Browns move to Baltimore and Cardinals success, drew critique as a double foot in mouth moment during a historic event.

LBJ St. Louis Browns Baltimore Cardinals

Maine Senator Smith Seeks Presidential Nomination in Quiet Campaign

Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine pursues the Republican nomination with a low profile tour through New Hampshire. She rejects smoke-filled rooms and favors hands-on campaigning 12 hours a day five days a week, meeting voters in small towns and stores. Her bid marks her as the first woman to mount a serious major party presidential run.

Acomia N.H Maine Sen Margaret Chase Smith Senator Smith House Senate New England New Hampshire

Will Mrs Smith Compete for President in New Hampshire

The piece portrays Mrs. Smith as a modest, capable candidate using Horatio Alger like ascent in a New Hampshire primary. Voters perceive her as an economical conservative, not a liberal, and speculate on how many votes she might win without a delegate slate. She remains focused on her chosen course amid wary rivals.

New Hampshire Sen Joe McCarthy Washington Goldwater Rockefeller Mrs. Smith

Japanese wish Ike to visit and open 1964 Tokyo Games

Roscoe Drummond urges General Eisenhower to visit Japan in October to help open the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. He argues Japanese public opinion shifted since 1960 riots, showing strong pro American sentiment and support for a presidential visit this year.

Eisenhower Japan U.S Tokyo

British PM Visit Signals World History at Critical Phase

The piece argues Western unity is strained by diplomacy that glosses over core differences with the Soviet bloc. It cites Castro in Cuba, water cutoff at Guantanamo, and Western appeasement parallels to 1930s Munich, warning any miscalculation could invite further communist aggression.

America Mikoyan Moscow U.S Castro Guantanamo Naval Base Japan Times Hitler Frankli D. Roosevelt Im- Lawrence Free World Cuba Kennedy Johnson Guantanamo United States Washington White House State Department Cyprus Ghana Red China Africa Peiping Venezuela Com Munich Europe Canada China France N.Y

The American Negro Takes Pride in Race and Country

A reader argues that being Negro means belonging to a united community and an American heritage. The essay asserts integration exists in history and economy, ownership of identity, and faith in a more perfect union, urging non Negroes to have faith and the Negro to embrace pride in being American and Black. Carole Reed Cedar Rapids.

America Africa United States Carole Reed Box Cedar Rapids

Weather and local notes from the era

A 64 degree Feb high broke records, followed by a 53 degree peak as a cold front moved through Iowa. Twelve Elkader businesswomen formed a Business and Professional Women’s club with Marion I. Bink as president. Linn County reached its war loan target but fell short on Series E bonds. Local officials discussed price stabilization plans, while Lions Club members debated film stars and prospecting methods. Sam Clark led the Unemployed Relief Association and submitted nominations.

Iowa Elkader Marion I. Bink Linn County Cyril L. Kegler Bishop Stoddard Cafeteria Co CPA Cedar Rapids

Voters Set Primary for Mayor Nomination

The Neighbors view papers for the office of mayor. He would oppose W H Stepanek incumbent and J Earle Booth in the primary March 13.

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Cedar Rapids Gazette Marquis Childs Nois California Hagerty Roscoe Drummond Kyo Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower Palm Springs Calif Gen. Eisenhower Diet Jim Hagerty Outer Space Robert Kennedy Waseda University By David Lawrence U. S England Russia the People’s Forum Lions Club Ann Harding Sam Clark Unemployed Relief Assn George Clark
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