By Pass Routes Urged After Cedar Rapids O D Study
An AX ENGINEER from the state highway department reviews Cedar Rapids origin and destination data. The report highlights potential by pass routes to ease downtown congestion and improve city planning with expert analysis urged. Also notes Hawaii and Alaska statehood could affect global perceptions of US vitality.
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State Highway Department
Cedar Rapids
Joop
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Kremlin
Russia
Two Star Reasons for Alaska and Hawaii Admission
Editorial notes Alaska and Hawaii joining the Union as a possible pep for the nation. The piece laments that these two states appear last in congressional priorities and expresses disappointment.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Congress
Union
NATO ministers meet in Copenhagen after Kremlin veto
The NATO foreign ministers opening session in Copenhagen signals that the Kremlin veto on an Arctic inspection plan may fracture the alliance. European leaders urge a solid Western front and push to strengthen NATO while patching long neglected rifts, including colonial issues and atomic armament.
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RueeLes
U.S
United Nations
Kremlin
NATO
Copenhagen
Russia
France
TIS
Britain
Tunisia
Labor policy clash tests senate unity this year
Senator Knowland and Democratic readers dispute how labor legislation can pass in the current year. The debate weighs members temperaments and the impact of union policy on national economic trends, arguing for legislation that better reflects rank and fileunion wishes and limits manipulation by leaders.
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Knowland
Democratic
Senate
Wich
Are Law Clerks Supreme Court Umpires
Washington A discussion by David Lawrence questions if law clerks act as covert Supreme Court evaluators. It notes each justice staffs two clerks and the chief four, who draft opinions and certify certiorari decisions while the Senate debates clerical roles and limits.
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David Lawrence
Supreme Court
Washington
William P. Rogers
Congress
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cedar Rapids notes on pay raises and local events
Ten years ago Cedar Rapids city council approved retroactive pay increases for municipal workers with raises of 74 percent of a cent hourly base and 14.30 dollars monthly for salaried staff. St Luke's Hospital fund drive reached 748258 dollars, nearing a million goal. Local leaders include FE Kemp elected Red Cross chair. centennial Pioneer locomotive arrival announced. twenty years ago equal opportunity and education funding discussed at the state AAUW convention in Cedar Rapids. Jarek Parrish earned a superior tuba rating in Iowa City contest. Dave Williams reelected secretary of the Town State Plumbers. YMCA scout leadership changes. DeWitt Wilcox injured in Bever Park accident. W R Corwin moved to manage Montgomery Ward opening in Lyman Building.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Java
American Association of University Women
Jarek Parrish
Roosevelt
Iowa City
Dave Williams
Journeymen
DeWitt Wilcox
Bever Park
Wilcox
Wr. W. Corwin
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Lyman Building
Community Letters Critique Cedar Rapids Play
Readers debate The People's Forum on a juveniles produced play in Greene Square. Criticism targets lack of depth and vulgarity while praising Public Safety Commissioner Johnson for oversight and civic leaders for guidance.
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Greene Square
Cedar Rapids
Public Safety
Robert M. L. Johnson
Lintering
Johnson
Gazette
People’s Forum
Move Along Rob Johnson Seeks Higher State Role in Democratic Push
Cedar Rapids safety commissioner Rob Johnson, known as an aggressive council member, has overhauled the city traffic system and now backs reshaping the First Amendment. A Democratic letter urges the governor to appoint him state penitentiary warden, with Badger to run the police department at reduced cost. The note is signed by James J Klein and mentions mail held by the postmaster.
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Rob Johnson
Cedar Rapids
United States
Badger
Ballyhoo
James J. ‘Klein BO
Young Cedar County Attorney Discusses Cattle Riots and Career
Interview with William M. Dallas of Cedar Rapids outlines early political bid as county attorney in Cedar County, 1930s cattle tuberculosis riots, National Guard intervention, and his legal career including joining Donnelly Lynch firm and wartime service. He cites advice to prepare for arising situations and gratitude for family and health.
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William M. Dallas
Donnelly, Lynch, Lymch and Dallas
Merchants National Bank
Forest Drive
Merricd
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Norman Baker
Muscatine
Baker
National Guard
Donnelly, Lynch
Donnelly, Lynch, Anderson and Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Atty
Florida
Dan Hinson
Grass Roots Report Backs Mutual Aid Explain Aid Hearing
Congress will hear from Rep. Carnahan and Rep. Merrow after 15,000 miles of nationwide touring across 26 states and 36 cities. The two lawmakers report that the public overwhelmingly supports foreign aid when given facts, with only about 5% opposing after the audiences hear the program’s results. They conclude the ultimate decision rests with the House, the Senate, and appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
House
Foreign Affairs
A. &. J. Carnahan
D-Ma
Chester E. Merrow
R-N. HL
Carnahan
Merrow
Omuaaroxn
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bryan
Dale Carnegie
Shortstop
United States
Angeles Dodgers
Einstein
U.S
Orf Penguins
Saudi Arabia
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Hep
Heartburn causes and remedies explained by Dr. Joseph
Reader questions on heartburn ulcers stomach pain and related conditions. Causes include ulcers gall bladder issues and stress. Advice favors early doctor visit and targeted treatment rather than just antacid relief.
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Linn County
American Red Cross
Nori Western
Pioneer
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Judith K. Zanka
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Iowa
University of Iowa
Republican Party
Tiie
Town City
Arthur Lund
Tipton
B. J. Maxwell
18Th Judicial District
William Dallas
Roscoe Drummond
Grass Roots
Dr. Joseph
Ord
F.W
George. Clark
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