McIntyre urges approval of five Iowa constitutional amendments
State Rep. Scott McIntyre Jr. of Cedar Rapids endorses five amendments passed by the 1965 1967 legislatures that would be voted on in the November general election. He argues annual sessions would improve responsiveness and budget accuracy, noting the current biennial system leads to rushed laws and fluctuating surpluses.
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Scott McIntyre, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
McIintyre
62Nd
General Assembly
62Nd General Assembly
Congress
Backstairs parallels Truman Johnson in 1948 and 1968
Merriman Smith compares Johnson's political woes with Truman's 1948 race. Truman faced two tough rivals and relied on strong campaigning while Johnson lacks a big overseas war to blame and must appeal through television and living rooms. A forthcoming book reviews the Truman victory.
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UPI
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Washington
Johnson
Harry S Truman
Truman
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New Deal
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South Carolina
Dewey
Vietnam
80Th Congress
Dreath
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
Harry
Bobby Kennedy
H.S.T
L.B.J
America
Irwin Ross
New American Library
Too Many Corporals in Canada Warms Up Rank Debate
Ottawa reports a rising corporal majority in the Canadian armed forces threatens the rank system. MPs Marcel Lambert and Douglas Harkness argue promotions driven by pay and skill training dilute leadership, while Lt. Gen. E. J. Reyne defends the move as a retention tactic amid civilian market pressures.
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Canada
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House of Commons
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Commons Defense Committee
Douglas Harkness
E. J. Reyne
United Force
Reyne
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