Wallace Is Question in Wisconsin
The first northern campaign of Alabama Governor George C Wallace in his bid for the presidency shifts national attention to Wisconsin’s April 7 Democratic primary. The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes other CREA efforts including 12 000 booklets for parents and a $25 science fair prize, plus radio spots praising teachers. CREA is a Cedar Rapids teachers association recognized nationally for aiding new teachers.
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Milwaukee
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Sun
Clinton
Tom Riley
CREA
Professional Association of
Wallace
Johnson
Wisconsin primary shapes 1964 Democratic battle for 46 convention votes
Wallace presses for 100000 votes as Wisconsin Democrats debate cross party influence and civil rights issues. Reynolds leads pro Johnson slate while Byrnes heads lone Republican slate under state law. Voters face nonpartisan ballot with separate Democratic and Republican options.
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John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Wisconsin
Wallace
John W. Reynolds
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Byrnes
Reynolds
CREA to Enter Local Projects in Regional Competition
The Cedar Rapids Education Assn announces a four pronged public and teacher service program to be entered in the North Central Regional Classroom Teachers local project recognition. Mildred Webb, Monroe teacher and CREA project chair, outlines the selected projects and opens with an open to the public meeting on the Shaff reapportionment plan sponsored by CREA last winter. The event drew teachers, the public, and junior and senior high classes, with Senator David Shaff among the speakers.
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Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Mildred Webb
Monroe
CREA
Shaff
Sen
David Shaff
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