Nixon Knows What He's Doing Says Editorial
The editorial defends Nixon's cautious campaign approach while criticizing Rockefeller's demands for clarity. It argues Nixon should wait to present views when the Republican convention nears, noting his maturity and current prominence. It also praises Iowa’s highway patrol on its 25th anniversary for saving lives and guarding roads.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Washington
United States
Rockefeller
Nixon
Gov. Rockefeller
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Dr. Robert Johnson Named Senior Adviser to Viet Nam Budget Director
University of Iowa faculty member Dr. Robert Johnson earns a two year post as senior technical adviser to the Viet Nam budget director and coordinator of foreign aid. His minority report from Iowa tax studies in 1955 to 1957 drew notable praise and may influence 1961 tax reforms. Johnson, previously executive assistant to Gov. Loveless, strengthens Viet Nam’s budget setup as it asserts its newly independent status.
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Robert Johnson
University of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa Legislative Taxation
Loveless
Johnson
Viet Nam
The Doorways of Difficulty and Divine Providences
A salesman rises on commissions then loses his job after a policy change. He prays, stays inwardly quiet, and after a year and a half a vacancy opens at a major service group. The lesson: hardship can open better opportunities for those who trust divine providence.
Canadians View Us as Big Neighbor Yet Friend
Canadians express frustration with American power and culture while denying anti American sentiment. They criticize policy, ed ucation, and morality citing the influence of the United States on Canada and fear being pulled into U S driven wars. They deem themselves pro Canadian not anti American and note Americans’ wealth and global leadership as both admired and resented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles
United States
Cuba
Russia
China
Canada
Congressional
John Diefenbaker
Eisenhower
Edmonton
Alberta
Nova Scotia
49Th Parallel
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Business Political Action Programs Stir Labor Debates
The piece details corporate political education efforts and labor unions reaction. Ford and the United Auto Workers clash over political activity and funding while Allied Paper and American Can leaders caution on business political involvement. Programs at Gulf Oil Aerojet General and the Chamber of Commerce strive to train voters to engage in politics.
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Ashington
Ford
William T. Gossett
National Ford Council
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
All Corporation
Auto Workers
Arnold H. Maremont
Allied Paper Co
Chicago
American Management Assn
William P. Stork
American Can Co
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
Gulf Oil
Small Business Men’s Assn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Arthur H. Motley
New York's De Sapio Faces Uncertain Future After Primary Loss
The Democratic reform movement led by Lehman and Mrs. Roosevelt routed Carmine De Sapio in last Tuesday's primary, signaling diminished boss power. Rebels claim the party is now more liberal and responsive, with potential impact on Mayor Wagner and the 1961 city election as nonpartisan fusion grows plausible.
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Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
de Sapio
Charles F. Murphy
Carmine de Sapio
Buffalo
Wagner
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EDSON
Fied
Aerojet General
California
Henry Ford, II
New York
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