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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
7
The discussion of low income elderly housing shifts to a pragmatic, phased approach with smaller seven story buildings ruled out. A broader planning base, documented needs, clear cost analyses, and a feasible funding to tax impact plan are required to win public support and move forward within about two years.
The article argues that durable peace requires not only a UN role and border security but also addressing the 1.3 million Palestinian refugees in camps across Jordan and Gaza. It condemns past ostrich actions and warns against blocking the Gulf of Aqaba while urging renewed international engagement.
The Supreme Court ruled 9 to 0 that states cannot criminalize interracial marriage, extending the ruling beyond Virginia to 15 other states. The decision declares such laws unconstitutional, reinforcing equal protection and fundamental freedoms for all citizens despite regional social pressures.
The article argues Democratic doves in the U S Senate shift from antiwar rhetoric to defending Pentagon policy and state duties. It notes Ed Muskie George McGovern and Frank Church reframe runs as individual and Johnson aligned. It also assesses Israel Middle East policy and UN relief aid, calling for realistic peace efforts and power-driven settlements.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette shows Scotty McLeod receiving Eisenhower's wishes as ambassador to Ireland. The Cedar Rapids Police Reserve formed to aid regular police in emergencies and to act as night watchmen. Donald C. Collins elected Grand Knights Council 909 of the Knights of Columbus. Cedar Rapids braces for a 36 hour flood crest with residents warned to leave the area near Second Street SE. University of Iowa reports a record summer enrollment of 4,937. Professor Davies predicts a minor U.S. recession before year end. The LaVogue beauty ads advertise perms, haircuts, and finger waves at low prices. University of Iowa baseball names Eddie Kadell captain for 1938. L. M. Garman promotes Thornwood Amusement Co. plans.
Improvements were being made on the recreation center on Hawthorne drive and Water street, costing several thousand dollars. Speeder Machinery Co purchased the land and buildings it occupied on Sixth street SW from Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.
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