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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
6
The editorial notes De Gaulle's Monday news conference was a dud with no dramatic or important new stand. He said the nuclear test ban pact changes nothing and France will not sign, a stance unlikely to alter Cold War dynamics or France's weapon developments.
A Wisconsin attorney general opinion finds ordinary citizens must copy letters to all 133 legislators to avoid lobbying law violations, while registered lobbyists may contact any legislator. The ruling clashes with constitutional petition rights, prompting imminent court tests as editors threaten action to force a legal challenge.
The interstate billboard ban bill would extend the deadline for states to qualify for bonus highway funds from July 1, 1963 to July 1, 1965. If the Senate agrees and the bill becomes law, Iowa lawmakers may resume efforts to push a billboard bill out of committee for a vote.
A 1953 snapshot shows Mayor M H Biddick elected permanent chairman of the Great er Marion committee with Merrill Smith as secretary. The All Iowa Agricultural Assn faced a city loud speaker truck request denial. Bill Kibbie and Renee Wagner win 18 under mixed doubles. Cedar Rapids War Chest funds and Navy cadets aid Mt Vernon seed field. 1933 youths tour Chicago expo. playground budget dispute prompting resignation. Bela Lugosi swims at Marion pool en route to New York
John Chamberlain critiques a Miami Beach Governor's Conference panel on cold war education. He argues for direct exposure to Cuban refugees and real experiences with Castro's regime, urging civics courses to include contemporary events and concrete realities of communism in the Americas.
In Macon County Alabama a Associated Press report explores segregationists who claim Negro progress is not yet ready for full equality. It traces patrons of paternalism with mixed personal ties to Negro workers, the bigot as fear-driven, and the belief that whites must guide Negro advancement. The piece surveys schooling, housing, dining, and voting attitudes and concludes habit underlies much support for segregation.
Washington analysts say a limited test ban has been reached after five years of effort. President Kennedy and his advisers weigh Soviet motives, including fear of nuclear spread and a possible new arms race, as Khrushchev presses Berlin and Germany issues while a summit lingered in unresolved lines.
The piece outlines tensions over a nuclear test ban after the Cuba crisis, noting possible senate support led by Sen. Stuart Symington and a bloc including Stennis and Jackson. It cites new monitoring techniques and intelligence breakthroughs as pivotal factors shaping ratification prospects and global relief at a potential pause in the arms race.
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