Taxi Plan Fizzles in Cedar Rapids for Senior Transit
The Cedar Rapids taxi fare experiment for residents over 65 failed as many trips were nonessential or outside eligibility. Buses remain the long-haul solution while drivers’ strikes and current franchise rules hinder a settlement. City studies new ownership and funding options to provide workable transit.
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Lurleen Wallace Wins Alabama Governorship
Alabama voters backed Lurleen Wallace by about two to one as her husband George nears the end of his term. The piece notes debate over a female governor and cites international reaction including a Briton calling her a phenomenon.
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Denis Brogan
Cambridge
U.S
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
P. G. Wodehouse
Disability Amendment debate and state ratifications progress
The article tracks the Twenty fifth amendment proposal on presidential disability and succession. It notes 31 states have ratified, seven more needed, with 29 yet to approve. Iowa and others are expected to act in 1967 as the need grows clearer.
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Humphrey
Congress
Town
Iowa
Reagan Win Proclaimed Amid Democratic Split and War Debate
A forum letter lauds Reagan’s California victory aided by Democrats independents and unions while criticizing the Kennedy and Humphrey wings and labor leaders. The writer questions Vietnam policy urging dramatic preemptive strikes and warns of costly deaths and rising arms. The piece condemns liberal commentators and reflects on family losses and national tensions.
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California
Kennedy Brothers
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Democratic Party
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President’s Club
Missile Defense Push Gains Momentum in Congress
The piece argues Johnson faces pressure from Congress and military leaders to deploy Nike X anti-missile defense. It notes McNamara hedges publicly while Pentagon pushes speed, citing Soviet deployment and a potential $7 billion yearly cost. Congress likely approves. timing depends on executive choice.
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Lbj Ranch
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American Security Council
Joint Chiefs
Romney Nixon Shootout May Come Early In 1966
The piece argues the GOP faces a war lord era after 1964 losses and must unify under a single leader. It notes Nixon as a potential compromise figure between conservative and moderate war lords and highlights Romney’s Michigan reelection victory and Griffin’s Senate win as signs of shifting party strength.
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China
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City Officials Appoint McGuire To New Legal Post In 1956
The city welcomed Attorney David F. McGuire to a newly created position in the legal department alongside City Attorney C. W. Garberson and Assistant City Attorney Kenneth Moon. Other items note a push for more parking, election of Mrs. Jack Wilson as president of the Iowa Council of Republican Women, and various local civic updates.
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C. W. Garberson
Kenneth Moon
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Sheraton- Montrose Hotel
Turnover Impending More Stars on Reagan Team
In a fast moving Reagan transition California figures loom large. President Clark Kerr may resign as UC president to be replaced by John McCone to probe the university. Actor John Wayne or Chuck Connors could seek the Senate seat, while Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty is eyed to fill the Senate vacancy.
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John McCone
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Berkeley
John Wayne
Alaska
Chuck Connor
Rifleman
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
George Murphy
Yorty
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Kennedy
Brown
Mexico
Coconut Grove
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