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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1964
Page
7
In Che Gedur Rapids editorial tone, the piece argues Goldwater remains steady while rivals like Rockefeller Scranton wobble. It notes panic moves to challenge Goldwater lack coherence and could harm the Republican Party, urging caution as election trends from past decades loom.
The Case bill seeks full annual disclosure of earnings assets liabilities securities and real estate for all congress members and top staff plus ethical aims to curb improper influence. It follows Bobby Baker era cynicism with calls to extend such rules to state and local offices as well. Wisconsin pavilion at the Worlds Fair draws criticism for being over commercial and lacking dignity while Iowa declines participation.
Soviet China split drives U S policy rethink as Cold War II unfolds. The piece outlines how Moscow faces pressure from a fragmenting communist bloc, with Peking challenging Moscow and satellites seeking independence. It notes Western alliances strain and the need for tailored U S approaches to China, Moscow, and developing nations.
The piece notes a gender balance concern raised by women in America and hints at social implications of a surplus of men, signaling a discussion on marriage markets and population trends.
In the Wall Street Journal Henry Gemmill surveys the evolving role of state governors amid expanding federal programs. He notes budgets swell with federal aid, calls for more from Washington, and hints a shift toward greater federal integration of state governance. He cites Rhodes, Brown, Fannin and others debating reform and possible constitutional moves. The piece also contrasts Chinese Soviet tensions and women in work, framing a widening, dangerous Cold War landscape.
Nikita Khrushchev plans a four‑country Scandinavian tour from June 17 to July 2. Security tightens as Denmark Sweden and Norway prepare state visits with limited public access and measures to deter potential protests. An anti Khrushchev faction, led by Birger Nerman, pushes for a silent reception and distribution of critical folders, aiming to disrupt the visit.
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