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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1958

Page

4

Reapportionment Debate Shapes Iowa Lawmakers Face

A Tawa area letter argues voter parity cannot solve state problems like education roads and institutions. Farm Bureau official Glenn Taylor says reapportionment is not a guaranteed fix and justice system reforms may follow court review and unified trial court restructuring proposals.

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Iowa Bar Proposes Sweeping Court System Reorganization

A plan by the Iowa State Bar Association committee on judicial administration calls for major changes to district courts. The board of governors will decide this week, with a 6 month period for consideration before possible submission to the Iowa Supreme Court.

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Go Jump a River and the Mobility Gadget

The piece satirically discusses a hypothetical device called Go Jump a River that would enable a man to jump rivers and greatly increase troop mobility. It questions public acceptance and warns of clashes if the device enters civilian use, noting dangers to safety and social order.

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Our Thinking Preconditions Our Lives

Norman Vincent Peale shares a parable of a sleeper on a train to illustrate that thoughts precondition life. He argues that mind renewal through positive thinking shapes outcomes, contrasting a restless traveler with a content sleeper to show how attitude determines happiness or misery.

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War talk and college halls mark 40 years ago

Sixty years ago the scene recalls former creamene William Howard Taft addressing an audience in an early auditorium, urging resolve in Europe and the price of war. Voorhees Hall at Coe College was dedicated with speeches by Rev Samuel J Rowland President Mara Leonard and Vivian Peabody. Heavy rains cut rail links Cedar Rapids to Des Moines, flooding tracks west. A medical band concert by the Fatz Riley unit followed by a Linn County Medical Association dinner highlighted local events. A Strand Theater feature starred Kimball Young in Taming Husband, while gardening costumes showcased blue and white crètonne and rose accents.

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Public Pulse urges more science and math in schools

The piece cites Elmo Roper and associates noting 64 percent support for boosting science teaching and 5 percent opposition. It argues high schools should emphasize science and math while expanding practical skills and language competence, with mixed public preferences across subjects and extracurriculars.

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Anamosa Journal and Eureka owner recalls career

Interview with long time editor and owner recounts buying the Anamosa Journal in 1930 and Eureka in 1953. He explains merging practices, editorial decisions, local projects they backed, and his 53 hour weekly schedule. He notes frustrations and pride in serving Anamosa Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities.

Teacher's Reflections on American and Australian Education

Montague Brown, a visiting teacher under the Pulbright exchange, offers a detailed report from Washington High School Cedar Rapids. He compares American and Australian education, urges reforms in grading, subject variety, external testing, and supervision, and stresses student responsibility, parental involvement, and strong leadership by the school board.

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