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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1966

Page

9

Butler County Rejects Waterloo Area Vocational Board Plan

Butler county's school board again votes against joining the Waterloo Cedar Falls vocational district citing disproportionate seat allocation. Attorney General Scalise clarifies that district populations must be nearly equal, limiting variance. State board action urged to uphold the law and curb future objections.

Utler County Board of Education Waterloo-area Butler County Waterloo Cedar Falls Area Cedar Rapids-area Sioux City-area Black Hawk County Atty Scalise Waterloo Area State Board of Public Instruction Linn Johnson County

Wilson seeks bigger Labour majority in pivotal UK election

Prime Minister Harold Wilson announces a national election for March 31 to gain a stronger Commons majority. Observers note his government held a slim three-seat edge, with Liberal defections making continued governance precarious and prompting the call for clearer leadership.

Ear Harold Wilson Labor House of Commons Wilson U.S Vietnam Britain England

British Election Preview Faces Wilson Heath Showdown

The March 31 vote pits Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Labour against Edward Heath of the Conservatives. Polls show Labour ahead, with analysts citing cabinet strains, nationalization hopes, and a slim 3 seat majority that could shape a new government for a full term or more.

Wilson Harold Wilson Labor Party Edward Heath Britain Heath Alec Douglas-Home London Times Labor Conservative

Nixon to Start National Syndicated Column Says Chamberlain

Columnist John Chamberlain reports Vice President Nixon plans a national syndication column and many speeches before 1968. The piece cautions against ghost writing and argues candidates should defend their own ideas rather than rely on others.

Ormer Nixon John Chamberlain Goldwater

Disarming Watts Hard-Core Kids Through Group Therapy

In Los Angeles a new Youth Opportunities unit uses group therapy to reform unemployed Watts youths. Trainees role-play as supervisors and applicants to shed attitudes, with hat etiquette and daily routines used to restructure behavior. About a dozen have been hired, mainly by the county library system, as staff note lasting need for meaningful relationships beyond work.

OS Angeles Watts Los Angeles County Civil Service Commission Department of Labor Herbert Kaplan McGrory Kaplan Carmen

Americans look at life education tops list of disappointments

Louis Harris survey finds Americans report high fulfillment in family and friends yet express dissatisfaction with education money status and looks. Two thirds of high school non completers frustrated by education while suburbanites seek higher income and women wealthier individuals lament looks.

America Harris

Justice Has Boxed Civil Rights Compass at White House Dinner

Hugo Black marked his 80th birthday with a White House dinner that brought together senior figures in government and law. The discussion touched on civil rights, with Black reportedly expressing qualms about progress and his recent dissents on a Louisiana sit in and voting rights case.

Justice Ashington White House Hugo Black Supreme Court Alabama Ku Klux Klan Black Senate Hugo Louisiana Hugo, Jr Miami Sterling New Mexico Washington Tommy Corcoran Ben Cohen Thurman Arnold Earl Warren Abe Fortas Bill Douglas

Fishing trip quip between partners in a Lion cartoon

Cartoon caption where a business partner jokes on a fishing trip that they forgot to lock the safe. The other retorts that being together makes no difference. The Lion styles the exchange in a dry, amber-hued humor.

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