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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1965
Page
6
An editorial urges a careful review of proposed reforms from the legislative court study commission. It supports eliminating justices of the peace and redrawing court districts but flags questions about magistrate selection by district judges and automatic handling of minor traffic cases.
A new California law beginning next September will require all public school pupils in grades six to eight to study a foreign language. Spanish leads popular choice, with 2,000 to 3,000 teachers sought for courses in French Spanish German Russian or Italian.
The article discusses the lengthy Pat. Pend. notices on products as patent applications linger. Washington reports propose speeding patent approvals, arguing laws have not changed in over a century. The goal is to align protection with fast paced modern development.
Resident Johnson argues about a $3 billion federal education aid push while Sen. Dirksen may back White House plans. The piece warns against focusing on spending totals as overall school quality declines, noting no shortage of college facilities and a shift from teachers colleges to liberal arts in states like California.
The Archdiocese of Dubuque cites Cedar Rapids and Waterloo as models of mature civic leadership. Cedar Rapids, Iowa's fastest growing city, has progressed in housing discrimination reduction and in expanding facilities for the mentally disabled and handicapped while fostering a wholesome Christian atmosphere.
A kaleidoscope of notes ranges from a radio disruption incident on a Philadelphia bus to Waterloo Iowa receiving a $12 million Urban Renewal grant. The column critiques schooling, junior high design, English instruction, and federal funding, urging prudent policy and long term vision.
Canadian author Terence Robertson portrays how missteps in U S Britain and France during the 1956 Suez crisis shaped postwar policy. He argues Dulles Eden Mollet and allies bore responsibility for driving Nasser’s victory and widening East West tensions with long lasting effects on NATO and U N peace efforts.
The piece argues that if the Supreme Court upholds one man one vote Iowa should study unicameral government as a cost effective alternative. It cites Nebraska as a model with 49 senators for a population about twice Iowa’s and notes the value of evaluating single chamber representation while acknowledging bicameral strengths.
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