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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1972

Page

8

Freeway plan faces scrutiny across Cedar Rapids-Marion

City officials business groups and the public urged revisions to the southwest-northeast corridor proposal. State highway commission will formally settle the fate of the plan and data sheets and design work will proceed with local and state guidance. Mayor Canney and Senator Riley pressed for continued planning to improve First avenue and surface streets while re evaluating the 1-380 alignment.

State Highway Commission Cedar Rapids-Marion Canney First Avenue Tom Riley

Secrecy lessons spark debate on journalism ethics

The commentary questions Pat Buchanan and the Nixon era press team over secrecy and honesty. It contrasts Pulitzer winners The New York Times and Jack Anderson for exposing documents with Buchanan’s claim that such work teaches dangerous lessons. It also notes Ronald Ziegler’s Camp David misstatement on Kissinger and asks what officials should learn.

Patrick J. Buchanan Nixon Pat Buchanan New York Times Jack Anderson Buchanan Pulitzer Committee National Security Council The Times Ronald Ziegler Ziegler Henry Kissinger Camp David Moscow Mr. Kissinger Mr. Buchanan

Isn’t It the Truth by Carl Riblet Jr

Opinion piece discussing money manipulation across global markets and the desire to obtain dollars in the United States. It argues money eases worry and helps sleep, reflecting on economic anxieties and the allure of wealth.

London Zurich Paris Bonn U.S.A

Hypocrisy by James Reston on Nixon and the Soviets

The piece argues Moscow is playing a waiting game with President Nixon over the Vietnam crisis. It claims the Soviets publicly rebuke U S actions while privately engaging with Washington, pressing for Berlin, arms control, and trade deals, and waiting to see the Hue battle unfold.

Ashington Nixon North Vietnam White House Vietnam Hue Kontum Moscow Berlin Germany Soviet Union Washington Haiphong Hanoi United States Peking-Hanoi Peking Thieu Saigon Ruhr Elbe Hitler

Advisers Vacant as Summit Pressure Rises

They question Nixon’s options to halt arms flow via rail from the USSR through China to North Vietnam. The piece notes condemnation of Haiphong mining while avoiding a decisive move to end the war, urging a test of the blockade's impact on Hue and signaling uncertain next steps.

U.S.S.R China North Vietnam Haiphong Nixon Hue United States Richard Nixon Moscow South Vietnam

Seniors tax relief and water-rate proposal letters to editor

Letters discuss Cedar Rapids ordinance for reduced water rates for households under 4200 income effective July 1 1972 and a push for broader property tax relief. a citizen urges support from legislators and cites senior concerns.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Senate House Iowa Senate

Gazette Forum Letters Guidelines Friendly readers share opinions

Editorial page invites letters on issues or events not people. Short pieces focus on one topic and engage readers. About 400 words per letter, one per month per writer. Anonymous submissions are not published. Include name address signature and telephone for verification.

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Jane Boyd Community House Praises Family Focus

The Jane Boyd Community House notes praise for its emphasis on the family unit and working with individuals within. The approach aims to address deep seated patterns as well as present needs.

United Community Services UCS Jane Boyd

Sound and Fury Signifying What

Buckley argues Nixon’s speech galvanizes some support while outlining four flawed peace terms. He critiques open ended concessions, four month troop withdrawal, and South Vietnamese vulnerability without American airpower, warning of a weakened stance amid Soviet maneuvering.

Nixon Indo- China

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