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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1972

Page

8

McGovern Rise Stirs South Dakota Political Debate

The Almanac of American Politics traces how George McGovern, a liberal Democrat from South Dakota, rose from a state with Republican governors to national prominence. Farmers and farm policy shaped voters, with McGovern's farm program advocacy helping him win elections and secure the Senate seat.

McGovern United States Senate South Dakota Karl Mundt Senate Washington Congress Michael Barone Grant Ujifusa Douglas Matthews George McGovern Prairie States Adlai Stevenson Kennedy Johnson Nixon Francis Case Department of Agriculture Agriculture Committee Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs

Impeachment Calls for Nixon Seen as Political Stunt

Eight congress members with antiwar backgrounds push for impeachment of President Nixon. A two page New York Times ad fuels the drive, but observers warn the effort is purely political and unlikely to succeed, drawing comparisons to past fringe campaigns.

Nixon Congress New York Times

Hanoi Waits It Out Election Pause Delays Vietnam Peace

Nixon projects to end the war but Hanoi demands a post election cease-fire. Secret talks may resume as Paris signals shift toward negotiation while military pace slows and U S air power gains. Kissinger expected in Paris as Hanoi weighs its options amid shifting Moscow Peking dynamics.

Ashington Nixon Vietnam Hanoi U.S White House Paris Peking Moscow Kissinger

No-Fault Auto Insurance Debated at National Level

President Nixon urged states to adopt no-fault auto insurance while critics push for a national bill. The piece argues no-fault could raise rates overall, cites Massachusetts experience, and warns that a federal standard may bypass state experiments and increase costs.

Ashington Nixon National Governors Conference Ted Stevens Alaska Herbert Denenberg Pennsylvania Erma Angevine Consumer Federation of America Congress Denenberg Massachusetts National Association of Independent Insurers Senate Commerce Committee Association Actuaries Senate

Optimism Cautions Airport Financing By User Tax

The editor weighs airport improvement plans in Cedar Rapids and questions funding by a head or user tax. While federal courts allow such taxes, Congress could end them, risking bond funding of 2.35 million for runways and taxiways. Officials doubt revenue bonds with 200 000 annual user tax income could be repaid within 15 years if Congress acts to restrict or revoke the tax.

Iowa Congress U.S. Supreme Court New Hampshire Indiana Cedar Rapids

Gazette Forum Letters Policy Summary

The Gazette invites readers to submit letters on issues or events not personalities. Letters are typically concise around one main topic and limited to about 400 words. Each writer may contribute one letter per month, may be shortened for publication, and letters are not anonymous. A writer’s telephone number follows name, address, and signature for authenticity checks.

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Life's Stage Brings Unpredictables in Politics

James Reston reflects on the human side of politics through front page scenes of loss and resilience. Dukes, Kennedys, Muskie, Humphrey, Wallace and others appear as losers and survivors, the families bearing the burden, while the public remains captivated by the drama and unpredictability of American politics.

Ashington Duchess of Windsor England Edward Kennedy Massachusetts Robert John Robert Kennedy Arlington Cemetery Ethel Ed Muskie Hubert Humphrey George McGovern Muskie National Press Club George Wallace Miami Beach United States Baltimore Windsor Paris Dike Bridge Chappaquiddick

Labor leaders seek to stop McGovern with Kennedy aid

A May meeting between AFL-CIO head George Meany and Senator Edward Kennedy sparked talk that Kennedy could derail McGovern’s nomination. Sources cite Meany pressing Kennedy to run, Kennedy’s noncommittal reply, and secrecy among labor leaders about the possibility.

Ashington George Meany Afl-Cio Edward M. Kennedy Big Labor George McGovern Meany Kennedy McGovern Aflcio Afl-Cio Executive Council Nixon California Hubert Humphrey Ted Kennedy Labor Lane Kirkland Joseph Beirne Communications Workers of America Vietnam Richard Nixon Humphrey

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