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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1969

Page

4

Image change vs deeds in Iowa GOP support analyzed

The editorial argues deeds count more than speeches for political image. It cites Joe Namath and Harold Hughes as examples and endorses Governor Ray's program while noting potential tax increases. It questions how much can be enacted in one session and previews budget plans amid party dynamics and past shifts in Iowa politics.

Joe Namath New York Jets Baltimore Colts Harold Hughes Towa Dubuque Robert Ray Walsh Republican Party Ray Iowa Leo Hoegh

Hickel pledge eases Alaska land dispute in cabinet hearing

The article notes Walter J. Hickel pledging not to reverse Udall's landholdings order as Alaska faces federal versus state control. It argues his stance may aid Senate confirmation as secretary of the interior, while highlighting political accountability shared with President Nixon. The piece stresses the broader national stakes and the president's political caution.

Walter J. Hickel Hickel Alaska Udall Congress Senate Committee Nixon

Senate Ethics Committee and the Seniority Shuffle

In the senate the ethics committee sits among the most coveted panels. Seniority governs committee placement with long-time members filling vacancies on foreign relations, appropriations, finance, and armed services. Less senior lawmakers aim for banking, judiciary, commerce, or government operations while space and agriculture chair the least desired spots.

Steve Gerstel United Press International Ashington Senate Agricul

Ethics panel reshuffle struggles with resignations

The select committee on standards and conduct faces exits as two of five members seek off while leadership picks members for Democrats and Republicans. Former ethics lineup included Stennis Bennett Cooper and Pearson with Monroney and McCarthy under pressure to stay or leave.

Ture Post Office and Civil Service Public Works Select Committee On Standards and Conduct Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Bobby Baker John C. Stennis D-Miss Wallace F. Bennett Utah John Sherman Cooper R-Ky James B. Pearson R-Kan Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn Mike Monroney D-Okla Monroney McCarthy Pearson Stennis Cooper Bennett Dodd Kansas

New Iowa Governor Addresses Legacy and Goals

The piece reflects on Iowa’s first governor Ansel Briggs and the state’s early finances and education. It presents the current governor’s pledge to continue Briggs’s vision, stressing education, agriculture, internal improvements, and nonpartisan governance.

House of Ansel Briggs Briggs Iowa City

It Takes a Lot of Scratching From Iowa Leader

A Iowa leader pledges to build on past achievements not destroy them. He promises a constructive, expansive vision for Iowa, seeking public advice and humble support to meet today’s challenges and tomorrow’s promise.

Towa Iowa

Merger Proposal for Cedar Rapids Youth Groups

A letter argues to merge The Attic and Cedar Rapids Youth Council to avoid duplicating efforts. It cites shared goals, asks how youth with ideas should choose, and urges one inclusive organization for better recreation, leadership, and civic projects. The writer also condemns pollution industry fear and promotes cleaner water and air.

The Attic Cedar Rapids Youth Council the Attic Youth Council Ellis Park Kappa Ann KLWW Cedar Rapids

Reactionary Urges Strike a Liberal Good Guy's Conscience

A caller to Reactionaries Anonymous, Shumlin, frets about backsliding into liberalism after a night of brandy. The conversation debates race, segregation, and political loyalties, ending with Shumlin resigning to remain a “good guy.”

Ashington Shumlin Reactionaries Anonymous Brotherhood Mayor Daley Roy James North Carolina New York Daley York Times

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