Merger Dilemma in Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha Sewage Talks
The piece weighs annexation by mutual consent as Cedar Rapids and Hiawatha consider merging to improve services and growth. It contrasts current levies 98.379 and 85.495 mills with future tax questions, asking if a merger would raise rates and how long-term costs align with civic stability.
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Iawatha
Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Birth Record Quandary Delays Social Security Claim
A 65 year old retiree in a nearby city cannot prove his birth details, born in New York City before records required. He has filed four affidavits yet lacks a birth certificate, delaying Social Security benefits and prompting calls for possible legal action or congressional help. The writer notes frustration at government procedures and ponders repayment if funds were misallocated.
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Social Security
New York City
Congress
Eastern GOP Liberals Face Goldwater Draft Clash
In 1964 the liberal wing of the eastern Republican Party fears losing power as Goldwater gains steam. With Rockefeller's collapse, they lack a clear frontrunner and consider Romney or Scranton, but stand-off chances fade as mass media builds potential front runners. The Conservative party threat adds pressure to accept Goldwater.
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Goldwater
Denver
Republican National Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealth
Franklin Roosevelt
TVA
Tom Dewey
Ike Eisenhower
Robert Alt
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Romney
Warren G. Harding
Leonard Wood
Frank O. Lowden
Cuba
Madison Avenue
Conservative Party of
New York
New York State
Rockefeller
Kennedy's Europe mission and Western nuclear partnership
Drummond argues Kennedy raised American leadership in Europe but warns the U S lacks a real nuclear sharing policy. He urges a bold step to empower a united Europe with independent nuclear capability under European control, beyond a multinational Polaris force, to ensure true equal partnership with the United States.
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Kennedy
Europe
West Germany
Cologne
Bonn
Frankfurt
Berlin
United States
Drummond
Germany
Western Europe
U.S
NATO
European
Western
de Gaulle
France
Adenauer
Ludwig Er
Who Will Lead Britain’s Conservatives After Macmillan
The resignation of Harold Macmillan prompts intense speculation on his successor. Reginald Maudling leads the field, with R. A. Butler, Lord Hailsham, and Lord Home as contenders. Peers may renounce titles to open the path for plain leadership. The party seeks a young, vigorous figure to guide a comeback in the general election.
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Ondon
Harold Macmillan
France
de Gaulle
Italy
Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keller
Reginald Maudling
R. A. Butler
Lord Hailsham
Lord Home
Butler
House of Commons
Quintin Hogg
Maudling
United States
Dence
Disraeli
Neville Chamberlain
Labor
Chamberlain
Profumo
Cedar Rapids Sales Growth and Fireworks Permits Highlight 1953
Iowa State Tax Commission reports retail sales in Cedar Rapids rising faster than in Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Dubuque and Sioux City. Linn County issued 42 July 4 fireworks permits, denying one within city limits. Kathy Kelly wins Linn county 4-H poultry sweepstakes at Hawkeye Downs.
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Iowa State Tax Commission
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Kathy Kelly
Springville
Hawkeye Downs
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Willy Brandt
Great Britain
Tom Cullen
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Lord Salisbury
Stanley Baldwin
Balfour
Austen
Churchill
Eden
Bonar Law
Arthur Collins
Collins Radio, Co
E. M. Pinney
A. T. Pleune
Linn County War Price and Rationing Board
Merchants National Bank
J. F. Currell
Iowa Bakers Aqsn
George Clark
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