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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
8
The piece criticizes Julian Bond's SNCC backed denouncement of U.S. Vietnam policy urging draft avoidance and links it to the Georgia House refusal to seat Bond. It questions loyalty criteria for elected representatives, warns of precedent, and suggests courts may resolve the issue.
The MIT educator and presidential adviser runs for a nonpaid Watertown Massachusetts school committee seat amid local patronage tensions. The item notes educational standards suffer under partisan politics and cites a Feb 4 Democratic caucus decision as pivotal for his nomination.
A reader asks where to find argumentative in dictionaries. The author defends coining argumentative, noting its use in headlines and other publications. They argue the word should be recognized, likening it to preventative and whatsoever and urging lexicographers to streamline.
T J Johnson argues for limiting strikes against public welfare and applying anti trust laws to unions, criticizing Mike Quill and draft card protesters while defending patriotic display over antiwar extremists. He warns Congress to act and promises to send copies to senators and representatives.
W. Marvin Watson Jr another Johnson aide operates a system that records every outside caller to the White House and logs all aides stops at entrances and even passenger lists. Critics say the monitoring resembles big brother and undermines staff morale while Watson argues it boosts efficiency.
Sen B B Hick enlooper of Iowa told Chamber of Commerce members war may be avoided but if needed future weapons will exist. The Gazette photographed staffers examining Northwest News from Ellis YMCA. Additional notes include music judges, Scout officials, long serving Cherry Burrell workers, and prize winners in Des Moines pelt show.
Drew Pearson notes the New York transit strike tests organized labor and Mayor Lindsay as Mike Quill pushes to jail with aims at broad wage disputes. He argues the crisis could spur federal compulsory arbitration for public utilities and ripple to national wage policy.
Traffic safety experts cite the need for nationwide uniform laws and enforcement. Conflicting right of way rules and school bus stops cause fatal accidents across state lines, while calls for full time traffic judges and better court cooperation pursue stronger deterrence and consistent enforcement.
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