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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1964

Page

18

A Choice at Least for the G O P Editorial

The piece weighs Goldwater’s 1964 bid after Kennedy’s assassination and examines party direction. It notes his shifting leverage across regions, Johnson’s liberal stance questions, and Goldwater’s conservatism relative to Rockefeller. It argues for a decisive conservative choice to define the GOP’s future.

Barry Goldwater Kennedy Goldwater Johnson Senator Goldwater

Bromwell on Taxes at Cedar Rapids Lions Club

Congressman Bromwell spoke on tax reform noting broad scope beyond the current bill and floated a four year commission study similar to Hoover’s restructuring commission. He highlighted a Byrd committee tax bill amendment aiding college expenses as federal aid for education and criticized prioritizing the tax bill over civil rights legislation as likely to fuel Senate filibusters.

Cedar Rapids Lions Club Bromwell Senate House Rep Bramwell Congress Hoover Senate Finance Committee Byrd Ribicoff Connecticut Rep. Bromwell Johnson

Machine to sort mail may flood boxes with junk mail

A post office plan hires three engineering firms to design a machine reading ZIP coded letters at 17 000 per hour to speed mass mail. While praised for efficiency, readers fear a machine error could dump thousands of copies to one recipient.

Post Office Department

Canadians See Long Term Merge With U S Says Canadian Opinion

Jean Howarth reports on a self conducted survey across British Columbia Alberta Ontario and chatty interviews with pensioners millionaires lawyers and workers. The unanimous view is that union with the United States is inevitable though feelings vary from reluctant to eager. Some see advantages in a combined nation while others fear loss of identity yet many want a voice in shaping policies. The author urges a candid national discussion with leadership to determine Canada US union views now.

United States British Columbia Alberta Quebec West Ontario

Correspondents Report Global Censorship Conditions

The Associated Press survey finds censorship shaping the flow of news worldwide. Reporters face redaction and restrictions at national borders and within domestic media. Some nations report gains in press freedom, while others show losses amid the postcolonial shifts in Africa and beyond.

Associated Press Countries Africa Freedom of the South Africa Algeria United Arab Republic Israel Turkey China Peking Venezuela Brazil Louis Stein Copley News Service Argentina Arturo Illia Peru Mexico Colombia Bolivia Cuba Havana

Good Teacher Traits Revealed by National Study

A UPI report summarizes NEA findings on what constitutes a good teacher. Intelligence matters but is not crucial. subject mastery is less predictive, while experience boosts perceived effectiveness for about five years, then levels off. Attitude and voice matter slightly. discipline and cooperation drive success more than health or background. Married teachers face no inferiority to singles.

Portugal Spain Ministry of Information Italy Vatican Ecumenical Council France de Gaulle West Germany Britain

Iowa rejects one county one vote reapportionment plan

Florida notes Shaff defeat Iowa decision cheered as hope grows states may adopt fair legislative reapportionment. The 17 most populous counties backed a plan to create 58 senate seats by population while granting each county a house member. Voters in urban counties opposed 3 to 1, sending the measure back to a federal court amid debates on constitutional viability.

Iowa Senate House of Representatives House United States Congress

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