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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1971
Page
6
The article weighs reaction to the senate's killing of the foreign aid program, noting most aid funds purchase U.S. goods and the policy's mixed results. It argues continued aid may reemerge, urging responsible conduct by both donors and recipients and a renewed look at attitudes and benefits amidst disruption.
AURICE VAN NOSTRAND, longtime Iowa commerce commission chairman, moonlights as a Des Moines taxi driver on weekends to supplement his 15 000 annual state salary. The piece notes his conservative rise, political shifts, and calls attention to state-employee compensation.
A satirical piece contrasts the 100 members of the U S senate with an aging elite likened to Potomacus Ex oticus. It mocks borrowed time renewal by machines and notes calls for a revised calendar omitting troubled years and era shifts, citing Bierce and Kipling to underscore cynicism about politics.
Marquis Childs argues at the United Nations that U.S. policy risks retreat and impotence as India and Pakistan clash. He notes mass refugee flows, hunger, and the potential for broader conflict, urging urgent relief and diplomatic unity to avert catastrophe.
The essay argues that denying privilege and enjoyment delays progress and risks eroding national spirit. It warns that abandoning ambitious ventures like lunar trips harms morale, while suburban progress and private commemorations can honor heritage if tied to practical equality. It cautions against ruinous reactions to inequality and urges balanced reform.
Washington insiders expect Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to enter the Nixon administration at a top level such as secretary of state or defense before the 1972 election. A Rockefeller accession would require cabinet reshuffles, with Rogers or Laird moving to new posts or out. The plan hinges on Rockefeller’s alliance with Nixon and his desire to exit Albany, paving the way for Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson.
Readers debate network reporting highlighted by Edith Efron and Joseph Keeley critiques. Roscoe Drummond praises the books while Jim Bormann and Agnew are cited for challenging press practices. The Gazette editor cautions against microphoned sensationalism and urges constructive editorial use.
The Gazette welcomes readers opinions on issues or events not personalities. Short letters focus on one topic for best readership. About 400 words, one letter per month per writer. All letters may be shortened and none published anonymously. Writer's telephone number follows name address and signature.
Readers urge action after the October 22 Love American Style episode showing a nude wedding. They advise letters to ABC and FCC headquarters in Washington, D.C. to curb similar broadcasts and deter future producers from airing nudity on television.
A peevish editorial labeled Senseless Secrecy argues that its spurious concern over a criminal investigation being hampered by secrecy undermines public trust. It critiques the handling of information and questions transparency and accountability.
A concerned young writer urges readers to act on pollution. The note stresses the impact on future generations and the necessity of clean air water and food. It calls for picking up litter and following simple rules to improve the world for millions of people.
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