Israelis Dictate Pace as Middle East Conflict Winds Down
The piece argues the United States and the Soviet Union should stay back as Israelis and Arabs shape their own cease fire terms. It praises Israel’s decisive victory and suggests international meddling may not aid durable peace, urging neighbors to refrain from external pressures.
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NCE
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
United Nations
Health complex bill clears final hurdle in Iowa counties
The Iowa House approved the health-welfare complex bill 74 to 36 and sent it to the governor after the Senate’s 43 to 5 endorsement. Linn County previously sought enabling legislation before a public vote, while the measure now requires a 60 percent voter approval and a two mill levy.
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FTER
Iowa
House
Senate
Linn
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Nasser and the Bay of Pigs Parallel in Arab Crisis
The piece argues Nasser’s blame of Arab losses on U S and British air support was a false alibi. It notes Soviet silence and lack of evidence from Moscow, suggesting a warning to other puppet leaders about provoking risky confrontations.
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United Arab Republic
Nasser
Israel
Moscow
Russia
Red China
Press, Politics and Thomas Dodd in Connecticut
The piece argues Connecticut editors largely ignored the Dodd story while national papers and foreign outlets carried it. It highlights remarks by Dodd and by Yoakum on media influence, press networks, and Connecticut’s perceived silence during the 1966 Dodd revelations.
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Canan
Gannett
Hartford Times
Yoakum
Connecticut
Dodd
Charles B. Lenahan
Hamden Chronicle
Silent Press
Lenahan
Saigon
Senator Dodd
Bangkok World
Saigon Post
Hong Kong
South China Post
Tokyo
Asahi Evening News
Far East
Kennedy Ends One Man One Vote Quarrel In Senate
Senator Edward M Kennedy orchestrated a successful amendment to the Ervin bill redefining district size limits to narrow variance to ten percent. The measure passed 57 to 25 after Kennedy secured private support, with help from his brother Robert and 12 Republicans, signaling strong action toward equal representation nationwide.
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Ashington
Middle East
Senate
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen
Teddy Kennedy
Robert
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Ervin
Judiciary Committee
Edward Kennedy
Notable 1957 Linn County Appointments and Local News
John E. Greenbee g was re appointed to a three year term on the Linn County Soldiers Relief Commission by the county board of supervisors. Helen Beckman was valedictorian of Mt. Vernon 1957 senior class with Pat Caldwell salutatorian. Don Hart of Iowa State Teachers College signed to coach and direct junior high athletics at Marengo high school. A Cedar Rapids flood crest threatened higher levels than 1929 prompting dike construction along the river east bank. Eastern Iowa weather cut attendance at the Iowa State Bar Assn convention in Cedar Rapids. Estella Myers visited Cedar Rapids from French Equatorial Africa. Cedar Rapids earned the 1938 VFW encampment.
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John E. Greenbee ~G
Linn County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Helen Beckman
Bruno Beckmans
Mt. Vernon
Pat Caldwell
Gilbert Caldwells
Don Hart
Iowa State Teachers College
Marengo High School
Cedar Rapids
David L. Williams
Iowa
Iowa State Bar Assn
Estella Myers
The
Brethren Church
French Equatorial Africa
Raymond L. Stoner
Independence Day Prep at Frontier Park
Members of the Hanford American Legion post planned June 20 work at Frontier Park to groom the grounds for the Independence Day celebration sponsored by the post on July 5.
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Hanford
Honest Force and Honest Negotiation in the Middle East
The piece lauds Israel's military successes as restoring credibility to self defense and argues that U S and Britain pressured the Soviet Union to curb Nasser. It contends the United Nations failed by appeasing communists and urges replacing force with negotiation while recognizing Arab needs.
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Ashington
Israel
United States
Middle East
Nasser Egypt
Egypt
United Nations
U Thant
Nasser
U.N
Gaza Strip
Britain
Soviet Union
France
Gulf of Aqaba
Liberals Split Over Vietnam Within ADA Monomania Clash
Americans for Democratic Action faces a deep internal rift over President Johnson and Vietnam. Schlesinger and Goodwin pushed a new pro restraint resolution, challenging Johnson loyalty as liberals debate backing a candidate from either party offering restraint and peaceful resolution.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Johnson
Vietnam
Goodwin
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Texas
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