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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
6
The editorial argues for a broadened program beyond current measures, centering social security taxes. It notes competing financing options including federal subsidies and private premiums, and stresses shared costs, compulsory participation, and timing to avoid rushed, flawed solutions while preserving incentives for growth.
Editorial lauds Iowa's constitutional amendment for appointive judicial selection with nominating commissions and retention votes, arguing it reduces political pressure and improves efficiency. It cites Illinois as example and cites Cook County case backlog while urging Illinois to adopt modern court reforms.
A Washington column warns against two extremist camps misrepresenting conservatism and liberalism, arguing they threaten public confidence and risk a recession. The piece urges responsible business to separate from fringe voices and focus on restoring faith in the U.S. economy.
An observer mocks prejudice in housing rules by illustrating how a person may hide bias behind protective measures. The piece argues true dislike would prevent profit from trade or any interaction, suggesting hypocrisy in anti liberty policies.
The Rev. F. Crowley was ordained a priest in the Immaculate Conception church Cedar Rapids performing the rite the first in the church and the second in Cedar Rapids history. Auxiliary Bishop Loras Lane presided. The list also notes a six week tennis clinic led by the Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation commission and a retirement from the Cedar Rapids post office after 42 years of service by Edward M. Bruna.
A London Evening Standard piece argues Americans lack a hereditary elite, noting how status seekers rely on birth or connections. It critiques private clubs and housing discrimination while defending private property rights and personal choice. The author cites Epste in Forster and uses sharp humor about social hierarchies and manners.
The piece argues President Kennedy should curb nonessential welfare and foreign spending, clarify tax policy, and push a pro growth plan. It urges forming councils of experienced business leaders and labor figures to guide policy, emphasize investment in modernizing industry, and reduce ceremonial duties to focus on economic recovery.
More women pursued congressional and legislative seats this year than in memory with six Democrats and four Republicans winning nominations. Delma Dale Dever of Iowa City sought the Democratic secretary of state nomination, the first Iowa woman candidate for state office in years.
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