Senator Miller and the Teachers HAT at NEA convention
Iowa's junior senator Jack Miller warned teachers to stay aloof from partisan politics and avoid strikes to sway opinion. The piece argues organizations should pursue goals regardless of party while individual teachers may seek public office if on leave, noting teachers have produced leaders like Woodrow Wilson.
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Iowa
Jack Miller
National Education Association
Detroit
Miller
Chambers of Commerce
Labor Organizations
Manufacturers Associations
Woodrow Wilson
Not Russia ERE sparks spy ring arrest talk
The Washington couple identified as John and Jane Doe faced arrest on suspected communist spy ring ties. Jane Doe argues for proof and witnesses, praising due process while noting others in history were denied such rights.
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Washington
John
Jane Doe
United States
Powers That Be
Stalin
America
Parly Maneuvers Fail To Silence House Oratory
Washington Star editors chide Rep James E Bromwell and a bipartisan bloc for curbing speech in the House Critics say the dispute over unanimous consent and special orders hindered business but note the House must do more than merely avoid talking The editorial labels the clash a childish stunt yet welcomes a return to businesslike conduct without excessive chatter.
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Hays
Ohio
Jones
Missouri
Bramwell
Iowa
Utt
California
Iowa State Traveler: A Bachelor Rolling Stone
A humorous piece from the Iowa State traveler column explores bachelor life as a rolling stone, noting freedom and lack of a boss in a light, witty stance. The piece reflects playful gendered humor typical of the era.
Filibuster Threat in Civil Rights Debate
Roscoe Drummond argues that a Senate filibuster could force minority rule over civil rights legislation, risking national policy on racial justice. He warns continued debate without end may discredit Congress and weaken democratic governance.
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Ashington
Congress
Senate
Drummond
Goldwater Rally Draws 8000 Backers in Arizona Visit
Gov. Paul Fannin opened the rally calling Goldwater liberal and progressive, triggering a quiet pause among the crowd. The 8000 attendees at the armory praised Goldwater as a presidential nominee while organizers showcased banners, Young Americans for Freedom, and merchandise sales in a lively convention atmosphere.
People's Forum Urges Move on Rights Commission
A letter to the editor urges city leaders to adopt a human rights commission, arguing that current council inaction endangers progress on equal rights. The writer criticizes governance priorities and urges voters to demand leadership and clear action in the next city election to address injustices and misunderstandings.
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Sion
Papal News Thanks The Gazette for Pope John XXIII Death Coverage
Mr and Mrs J B Colbert Jr express gratitude for The Gazette's coverage of the death of Pope John XXIII and the election of Pope Paul VI. 228 Wilson avenue SW.
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The
Gazette
Pope John XXIII
Pope Paul VI
Mrs. J. B. Colbert, Jr
Wilson Avenue
Oleo Margarine Boom Fades Amid Legal Change In 1953 Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids merchants report oleo margarine sales rising but not as much as predicted before colored margarine became legal last week. Butter sales stay steady. Parking meters proposed for Sixteenth avenue SW district by 47 business leaders. Nissen Trio and De Vries Brothers performed at the Twixt Town Drive-In on its first anniversary. Fruehauf Trailer Co officials from Detroit met in Cedar Rapids to discuss a possible plant. Marilyn Shrimper and Margaret Bangrove reach semifinal in Red Cross handicap tennis. Honolulu mayor Lester Petrie visits Cedar Rapids on homeward leg from East Canada tour. 1933 incident notes two inches of rain flood city. traffic and streetcar service disrupted. 700 attend Daniels park program with ball game 15-14 and accordion recital by Elmer Young and pupils.
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Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Nissen
de Vries Brothers
Holland
Harvey Fruehauf
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Detroit
Marilyn Shrimper
Margaret Barngrover
Lester Petrie
Honolulu
Iels Park
Riverside
Daniels
Park Girls
Elmer Young
Barbara Ann Hurd
Doris Mae Newman
Huge Goldwater rally scenes with flags and signs
Photographs of Barry Goldwater dominate a campaign event with attendees from Cleveland and Georgia. A woman from Georgia shouts as Goldwater is shown carrying the South. a New York sign mocks Kennedy. The night opens with a flag salute and ends with God Bless America.
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Goldwater
Barry
Ohio
Cleveland
Georgia
South
America
New York
Pipe Trade hardships narrated by veteran worker
A veteran with a pipe wrench interrupts a plumber griping about long hours and few breaks. He recalls starting out when workers laid two pipe lengths before water was on, implying tougher conditions in the past.
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Baltimore Sunday Sun
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