Take It to the Courts Editorial on Legislature and Courts
The Iowa attorney general says spending provisions in several appropriations bills violate constitutional delegation by the legislature. Governor Hughes may sign these bills despite court questions, risking a future judiciary ruling as executive and legislative powers clash. The piece urges cooperation and warns unilateral power grabs threaten government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan L. Hultman
Legislative Budget and Financial Control
John M. Ely, Jr
Dcedar Rapids
House
Hughes
Judiciary
Ruling on Segregation Sparks Debate on Causes and Solutions
The New Jersey education commissioner calls illegal a school with 99 percent Negro enrollment in a 50 50 system when segregation results from residence. The piece argues against judicial coercion and urges transport-based integration to avoid extra costs while targeting the true form of discrimination as described by civil rights precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
U. S
NAACP
Supreme Court
Goldwater Faces Balancing Act In Presidential Hopes
Senator Barry Goldwater grapples with a premature national boom as he weighs a 1964 or 1960 presidential bid. The whispering campaign accelerates while rivals like Rockefeller Scranton Romney and governors await decisions and potential challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller Remarriage and Goldwater Campaign Prospects
Rockefeller's remarriage to a divorced woman unsettles some Republicans who once opposed Goldwater but now view him as politically hurt. Goldwater believes he could fund a strong race if he runs, yet hesitates, uncertain he can beat Kennedy or sustain conservatism. Birch Society influence worries him as he seeks time for reflection on Kennedy's popularity and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Wall Street
Kennedy
Republican Party
Tam-Toms
John Birch Society
Chang
Red
China
Long Hours and Low Wages for Chinese Factory Worker
The piece notes that average Chinese workers earn about 70 yuan per month, with Wuhan Iron and Steel apprentices at 15 yuan and skilled workers up to 50 yuan. Managers top just over 100 yuan. Housing costs range 2 to 5 yuan monthly, based on family income, shaping how far wages stretch for basic living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuhan Iron and Steel Company
Shanghai
Frivolous U.N. Social Life Under Fire By H R Gross
The article contrasts Rep. H R Gross's watchdog stance on U N affairs with Rep. Robert Barry's defense of hospitality for U N officials. It details Stevenson’s testimony on housing needs, the U N social calendar, and gross skepticism about U N entertainment being paid by U S. government funds, with Stevenson noting strain from frequent events and the World House idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Service
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
House
Rep. Gross
Robert R. Barry
R-N.y
Stevenson
Gross
U.S
Barry
North Bar
South Bar
U.S. Mission
Peace Corps
Red Cross aid urged for disaster victims in Linn County
The 1953 notice reaffirms Linn County Red Cross readiness to help anyone hit hard by the recent disaster who cannot bear the financial loss without hardship. Three families had already registered for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Linn County
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
William S. White
Barry Goldwater
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Suboly
Gov
Richard P. Lister
Associated Press
Mary McGrory
Mr. Stevenson
Mao Tze-tung
Sheila Mulroney
Elkader
Eastern Iowa
Edwin Franko Goldman
Kingston Stadium
Charles Kurt
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors
Elmer A. Johnson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Tennis Assn
Eugene
Brown
The
American Red Cross
James H. Douglas
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Area
William Behrens
Alex Fidler
Milwaukee
Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
Gus Sonnenberg
George Clark
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