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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1961

Page

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Serviceable cooperation grows between doctors and osteopaths

Iowa joins a national push toward closer cooperation between medical doctors and osteopathic physicians. Legal barriers linger yet dialogue continues, with Iowa's liaison committee holding meetings since 1960 to explore merger or closer accord while public patients benefit from shared expertise and mutual respect.

ILE Iowa California A.M.A American Osteopathic Association Iowa Medical-Osteopathic Liaison

Kennedy Blame Shared Over School Aid Mess

President Kennedy faces a stalled school aid package as a rules committee blockage and religious issue split lawmakers. Roscoe Drummond notes opposition from Southern Democrats Republicans and some administration allies blocking passage despite White House pressure.

Kennedy

Kennedy Aministration Faces House Gridlock Over School Aid

The piece criticizes the Kennedy administration for failing to unite Democrats on school aid, noting Speaker Sam Rayburn and Majority Leader John W. McCormack oppose the bill or demand religious-school concessions. It argues the deadlock stems from the rules committee and urges President Kennedy to state a clear position on using public funds for church schools, highlighting 437 Congress members silenced by eight committee members.

Ashington Kennedy House Rules Committee Congress Drummond Rules Committee House White House House Labor and Education Committee Sam Rayburn John W. McCormack Rayburn McCormack Reformed Rules Committee

Observing Kennedy Fitness Plan Faces School Hurdles

The piece argues instructional quality drives fitness gains and critiques existing physical training in schools. It notes Kennedy’s 15 minutes daily would require 1 hour 15 minutes weekly five days, but many towns meet only 50 minutes weekly. It calls for inspired, health-focused instruction to raise personal and national fitness.

Kennedy State Department of Public Instruction Towa Hue

Locker system gains ground in Iowa clubs liquor handling

Indications from 1951 show Iowa clubs shifting to locker systems for liquor as an attorney reports two southeast towns halted sale by the drink and police agree most legitimate clubs will soon adopt the method. Walter Fleischmann returns to SUI to portray Hamlet next year as a favor to Prof. E C Mabie.

Iowa State Beer Permit Board Walter Fleischmann Anthony Dexter Valentino Sui Hamlet E. C. Mabie Dramatic Arts Department

President Kennedy and the Berlin crisis

The piece casts Kennedy as a lone decision maker shaping a measured rise in military strength to deter Khrushchev. It praises restraint, calls for a broad political coalition, and outlines ideas from Sen. Cooper and Sen. Humphrey for negotiated settlements and a four power conference to avert war.

Khrushchev United States John Sherman Cooper Kentucky Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Berlin Humphrey West West Berlin United Nations Security Council General Assembly Cooper Soviet Union East Germany

Indian Development Push Urged to Lift U S Indians

The Udall task force presents a development plan for Native Americans focusing on education vocational training and outside investment to move from dependency to independence. It calls for stronger water rights clearer land policy and slower termination while noting long standing poverty and health gaps on reservations.

Oday U.S Interior Udall Task Force On Congress Oregon Wisconsin

Federal funds may loosen for civil defense strategy

Officials consider a national shelter program as civil defense debates intensify. Kennedy administration backs financing to start surveys and shelter installations in housing, offices, schools and warehouses, aiming to shield major cities from nuclear fallout while urging state and local aid. Kansas City, Missouri, cited as a preliminary safe example without new construction.

Ashington Congress Uncle Sam Kennedy Kansas City

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