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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1967
Page
6
The piece argues inflation remains a threat despite a stock rally and a new tax plan. It notes rising operating costs in private and public sectors, wage demands, and widespread renegotiations, including Cedar Rapids school board salaries. It warns stronger measures than a 6 percent surcharge may be needed to control inflation.
City faces shifting priorities as tax-levy proposals for bus service health center and housing loom. Court space expansion remains debated with uncertain reform, relocation, and a potential third judge. officials urge postponing a referendum amid cross-pressures until clearer public judgment emerges.
A 12 nation study shows American pupils rank low in mathematics behind Japan and ahead of Scotland England and France with Sweden also ahead. The piece questions the impact of new math and notes parental confusion over homework as a source of mixed feelings.
In a metropolitan New Jersey parish a liberal priest advises parishioners they may use artificial birth control in good conscience. He cites church history and practice while the Vatican studies the issue and Pope Paul VI awaits guidance amid lay and clergy debate.
Readers respond to a Linn County article on bus transport for parochial schools. The letter argues Jeffersons wall of separation was misinterpreted and cites Everson 1947 and Danbury letters, urging historical accuracy and caution against secular drift.
An opinion piece criticizes the CIA for secrecy, overclassification, and omniscience praising some successes while condemning internal dissent and corruption. It notes Richard Helms’s influence, debates morality, and calls for better discernment of genuine intelligence over quantity.
Editorial restates Ford Foundation and Carnegie Commission proposals to fund public television through a non profit corporation and a satellite network. It cites Johnson's 1967 education message and outlines costs, revenue from a TV set tax, and the goal of a nationwide public television system with hundreds of stations.
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