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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1967

Page

6

Western Iowa sales tax debate shifts toward state aid

The western Iowa region now supports adding one cent to the sales tax for state school aid as Nebraska considers a similar levy. The shift aligns regional self interest with statewide needs amid high property taxes and school funding reliance on property levies. The piece argues for proportionate sharing and new revenue sources while noting opposition has waned in the west.

Iowa Council Bluffs Sioux City Nebraska

Why Desist From Accepting Humane Slaughter Rules

The piece notes Iowa legislators resisted broadening a humane slaughter bill to include plants under 200 000 pounds yearly. Senator Riley and Ely pushed to cover smaller plants, but sponsor Franklin Main argued most small plants already meet the standards. The article argues expanding the law would prevent future use of inhumane methods even if current practice appears compliant.

Senate Riley and Ely Cedar Rapids Franklin Main Lamoni

Russia education reform judged by American educators

United Press International interviews educators who argue Russian schooling failed to deliver long term gains and that American systems, though imperfect, encourage individual exploration. They note Russia’s focus on drilling math and tech but weak humanities, with high dropout rates and a monolithic curriculum.

Russia United Press International America United States Tion Mikhail Prokofyev National Education Association Alex G. Korol Mas Boston Red Sox Green Bay Packers Theodore Sizer Harvard Department of Education Ohio Martin Essex Essex

Ozark Air Lines to inaugurate Cedar Rapids service

The 1957 plan calls three daily Ozark flights north south with stops at Cedar Rapids and Rochester, starting April 28 between Moline and Minneapolis. Also noted: Cedar Rapids Chamber adds 204 new members in one day.

Ozark Air Lines Cedar Rapids Moline Minneapolis Rochester Ozark Les Edmonds Standard Appliance Co Homeco Edwin Owen Edmonds

Iowa Leaders Urge Support For Supreme Court Plan

A form letter from State Chairman E. H. Birmingham urged county party officials to contact Iowa's senators and congressmen to back Roosevelt's plan to expand the Supreme Court to 15 justices. The Armstrong Clothing Company was finishing air conditioning, likely making its building Iowa's second fully climate controlled department store.

Washington Roosevelt Supreme Court E. H. Birmingham Iowa Armstrong Clothing Company Armstrong

Public Opinion Opposes 6 Percent Tax Surcharge

A Louis Harris poll shows 65 percent oppose a 6 percent surcharge in federal income taxes and 24 percent support. Voters cite strained finances and concern that a tax rise would hurt the economy, with many urging budget trimming first.

Public views shift on tax hike as inflation eases

A 1967 cross section shows affluents now oppose a six percent tax increase, 66 to 28 percent, contrasting with last year’s 48 to 44 split in favor. Voters express patience on inflation, with 1967 sentiment favoring cutting federal spending to curb rising prices.

Vietnam Johnson

Forum Letter Supports Youth Voting and Service Soldiers

The writer, 19 and soon to be drafted, argues that immaturity exists at all ages and urges respect for 18 year olds as voters. A Vietnam sergeant asks for letters and volunteers to help with mail, clerical work, and a package of support for weary soldiers. Mrs. Henry Neal offers contact details for volunteering.

Henry Neal J Avenue NW

Miller Watches Debaters On Capitol Hill Fail To Debate

In a spirited but unfocused session, Senator Jack Miller notes a former Miss Iowa amid a volley of war and peace talk. Democratic doves and Republican hawks divide over the consular treaty as Senators spar over Johnson’s Vietnam policy and a $4.4 billion military supplemental.

Edward Wallis Warfield Simpson Queen Victoria Queen Alexandria Simpson Iowa Ashington Capitol Hill Vietnam Senate Edmund Burke Webster Calhoun Jack Miller American National Heart Assn LBJ Johnson North Vietnam Soviet Union Joseph S. Clark Miller Hruska Roman Hruska Peter Dominick R-Colo Clark Frank O. Lausche Ohio Kosygin London U.S Lyndon B. Johnson Richard B. Russell The Armed Services Committee

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