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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1964

Page

6

Governor Defends Reforms At Iowa Conventions

At the Republican and Democratic state conventions Governor Hughes and Attorney General Hultman pressed their agendas. Hughes urged tightening the highway commission probe and defending penal corrections programs while signaling openness to conflict of interest scrutiny and accountability.

Iowa Hultman Hughes Highway Commission Legislative Interim Committee Grinnell Iowa City Legisla

Castro's Economic Plight Holds Catastrophe Threat

Washington analysis by Roscoe Drummond outlines Cuba's worsening economy under Castro. It details declining sugar exports, 1958-63 GNP drop, shrinking agricultural and industrial output, massive emigration, mounting foreign debt, and a Soviet tie that compounds the regime's challenges. A French communist's Havana report warns of imminent catastrophe if reforms falter.

Ashington Castro Cuba Soviet Union Havana

Memorial Day Origin in Iowa and National Observance

The Palimpsest notes Memorial Day began in 1868 for Civil War dead, became a legal holiday in Iowa on March 12, 1880, and evolved to honor all who died defending the nation. General Logan's May 5 1868 orders framed the observance to decorate graves and remember an undivided Republic.

William J. Petersen State Historical Society of Iowa Gear 18Th General Assembly Petersen Norton P. Chipman John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Washington Logan

Goldwater Clash With Military Voice Distracts Californians

In San Diego and across California Senator Barry Goldwater and his military adviser persona clash as he discusses defoliation and bombing notions. McGrory notes his remarks spark alarm while Goldwater seeks to clarify, insisting ideas were not his. The exchange with Ike Eisenhower and a fervent partisan crowd frames a tense GOP dynamic.

AN Diego Barry Goldwater Air Force Reserve South Vietnam California Department San Diego Goldwater Red China Red Coi South China Red River Valley North Vietnam Arizona Eisenhower Ike Senator Goldwater

Pullouts Trigger Economic Pain Main Defense

The piece argues that distrust of government fuels opposition to social planning and civil rights reform. It notes Hickenlooper’s anti-bureaucracy stance, McGovern’s reconversion bill, and delays in a White House committee. It highlights job losses from base closures and the lack of federal staff to aid displaced workers.

Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Senate Hickenlooper McGovern Black Hills South Dakota Gardiner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers Department of Defense Office of Economic Adjustment Department Congressional

Hawkeye Downs to Host Tournament of Thrills June 3

Shorty Martin of Tipton, stock car veteran, will be among stuntmen in the Tournament of Thrills at Hawkeye Downs on June 3 as Hawkeye 1954 coverage notes the event. The Gazette reports Republican straw poll results with Leo Hoegh earning 41.49 percent of 347 votes. Art Andrews wins his second straight Iowa high school tennis title at Grinnell.

Hawkeye Downs Andy Hanson Shorty Martin Tipton Iowa Hawkeye Downs Atty Leo A. Hoegh The Gazette Art Andrews Iowa City Grinnell

CIA Backs Cuban Raids That Spare Oil Refineries

The CIA orders Cuban commandos not to strike Havana refineries Esso Texaco and Shell to avoid crippling Castro while funds and equipment flow to the Artime exile group. An aide notes exiles receive boats arms and monthly pay from the CIA, though officials deny involvement.

Ashington Castro Central Intelligence Agency Havana Esso Texaco CIA Manuel Artime Artime

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Roscoe Drummond Drummond U. S Cas Tro Gross National Mary McGrory Marquis Childs Congress Joseph Clark D-Pa Childs Pentagon Robert McNamara Senator Hickenlooper Robert Vlach Office of Civilian Defense Paper Collection Agency Peggy Lake Roosevelt High School Cedar Rapids Danceland Memorial Coliseum Linwood Cemetery Leo J. Custer American Legion Carl Carver Marion Ganization of Iowa Independent Dairymen Lael Abbott Community Players Board of Herbert Stamats Arthur Poe George Clark By Jack Anderson
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