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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
6
The editorial questions the Kennedy tax cut plan proposing a 10 billion dollar private spend surge over three years to spur growth. It notes diminishing returns may cap revenue gains and urges a gingerly approach, comparing the idea to a gas-saving gadget parade that risks overflow.
Iowa lawmakers face a choice on the Shaff reapportionment plan worded as proposed. Some lawyers urge adopting wording to reflect that only people can adopt a constitutional amendment, while others expect court tests. The piece also notes space contamination fears and ongoing terrestrial pollution from DDT detergents smog and strontium 90.
The United States has given about 1.7 million daily in grants and loans since 1948, sparking fierce debate over aid efficacy. Critics fault administration and outcomes while supporters note long term security gains and aid to nations like Japan and Germany. President Kennedy backs reform and has tapped Gen. Lucius Clay to head a bipartisan review to assess value and relative spending.
Washington delegates study Charles de Gaulle's stance and its impact on NATO amid unresolved questions about France's future role. Observers note his independence from Khrushchev era pressures may redefine European security alignments and French leadership in the alliance.
The column argues labor leaders and Kennedy share fault for crippling strikes that hurt press freedom and shipping. It cites Meany Brown Powers and past leaders, warns anti labor sentiment may rise, and urges frank friendship with criticism to protect the nation’s interests.
In 1953 Williams known as the Tommy Manville of Cedar Rapids died of a heart attack in his apartment. Doris Hearter was crowned Immaculate Conception school homecoming queen, with Bob Kindig as co-captain. Also noted are church rallies against the RSV Bible, bread slicing protests, YMCA membership offers to graduates, Red Cross life membership for Sophia Pulkrab, and local civic changes.
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