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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1965
Page
6
The piece weighs the Iowa Democratic debate over endorsing candidates in primaries. It notes no clear side to Hawkins proposal or HughesOpposition and says the two party system needs stronger responsibility and discipline within a democratic framework while seeking a middle ground between smoke-filled rooms and demagogues.
Editorial previews ERR CQS recommendations on committee procedures open hearings advance notices and faster access to transcripts. Calls for more informative reports showing intent and administration and minority options, plus open sessions barring security concerns. Mars photo critique follows with cautious science notes.
A 1965 snapshot shows competing Arab blocs in Yemen Iraq and Syria trading charges while Jordan’s premier calls for unity. The Cairo Alexandria summits promised cooperation and a Palestinian force, but tensions persist amid oil, borders, and Israel’s irrigation project.
Senator Monroney condemned the volume of material printed in Congressional Records and hearings, citing a $3.8 million yearly cost. The piece details a Senate subcommittee booklet of readings, along with a long roll of excerpts, editorials, speeches, and foreign policy notes filling the June 15 Record.
Harold Wilson reaffirms that the Elgin marbles will stay in England. The piece argues repatriation would strip museums worldwide and impoverish nations, noting Greece’s statues witness to shared heritage and Britain’s role in preserving them for a cosmopolitan public.
A grandfather and grandson discuss the meaning of liberalism amid Vietnam and sports. The elder laments that many liberals today abandon core liberal values, suppress opposing views, push for broad federal control, and tolerate extremists while acknowledging past liberal reforms led by La Follette Norris and the Roosevelts.
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