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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1966
Page
6
President Johnson’s Iowa swing drew warm welcomes and reinforced his Vietnam stance, while farmers’ views remain shaped by broader war concerns. The Des Moines and Omaha visits highlighted Iowa’s growing sophistication and political tensions as Republicans react to his trip.
Editorial extols patriotism and Pax Americana while praising U S aid after World War II. It highlights the United States as guardian of freedom, notes food relief to India and Egypt, and condemns critiques of America’s global role as treasonable. It urges Americans to rally around the flag on the Fourth of July.
Supreme Court ruling limits confessions to voluntary ones and requires warnings to suspects. The court reviewed FBI practice, noting warnings and right to counsel must precede interviews for a confession, while stating states may impose stricter standards without undermining law enforcement.
Hollywood figures from Reagan to Murphy move beyond entertainment to campaign influence as voters encounter familiar faces on rallies and fundraisers. Access and charm boost turnout, yet most actors favor liberal causes while few pursue heavy political roles or policy leadership.
A Cedar Rapids commission on low rent housing advocates a coordinated agency to address relocation due to urban renewal and the valley expressway. It calls for collaboration with the Cedar Rapids Nonprofit Housing Corporation, federal 221(d)(3) subsidies, and a public referendum to enable R-9 and R-13 projects, temporary leases, and purchases of existing units. The report emphasizes assisting elderly and low income groups, developing long term needs, and exploring revolving funds for housing loans while reducing taxpayer burden.
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