Rights and limits of assembly and a studded tire law
Column explores the balance between free assembly and public peace, noteing that rioting injures rights for all, and Iowa rules require five months of studded tires from Nov 1 to Apr 1. Compare Iowa practices with neighboring states and question conservative posture versus winter climate.
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Roscoe Drummond
U.S
Congress
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
California
Wisconsin
Kansas
New Jersey
Transit vote looms for Hiawatha route in Cedar Rapids
October figures show operating loss shrank to under 4000 while ridership hit a seven month high. The Hiawatha line remains underused with only 17.50 in fares toward a 350 monthly town guarantee, prompting talk of a public vote or service shutdown as officials monitor all routes for possible cuts and revisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Hiawatha
Regional Transit Authority
RTA
Cedar Rapids Marion pact extended six months for sewer service
The Cedar Rapids council approved a six month extension of the 1956 agreement to provide sewer service for Marion’s Glenbrook Cove area, covering up to 50 houses along First Avenue. The extension keeps temporary service in place as both cities continue the shared arrangement.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Glenbrook Cove
First Avenue
Edward Teller
Russia
Teller
Senate
Forest Evashevsky
Iowa
Paul Brechler
Evy
Robert —_— Blue
Coralville
Des Moines
H. G. Hershey
Iowa City
Dr Charles Cogswell 93 Dies In Pasadena Home
Dr Charles Cogswell, 93, a Cedar Rapids physician for more than 50 years and longtime Masonic leader, died at his son’s home in Pasadena California. Amana Society officials faced challenges in training future farmers to manage 26 000 acres of cooperative land as youth in the colonies showed limited interest in farming as a life work.
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Charles Cogswell
Cedar Rapids
Charles Cogswell, Jr
Pasadena
Calif
Amana Society
Fatigue and Recruitment Plague Johnson Administration
The piece argues fatigue and recruiting difficulty mark Johnson's fifth year in office. It notes Dean Rusk and Robert S. McNamara endure 12 to 13 hour days amid travel and crises, while Johnson resists acknowledging fatigue. It predicts future resignations as the White House struggles to fill top posts with capable, loyal appointees.
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Defense
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
San Francisco
McNamara
State Department
Johnson
War Powers Debate Sparks Demand for Congressional Check
Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges reassertion of Congress power to declare war as a check on presidential authority. The piece argues this debate could restore balance between branches and shape future foreign policy decisions amid Vietnam era tensions.
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Tom Wicker
W York Times News
Ashington
Vietnam
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Ten
Truman
Tion
Korea
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Kennedy
North Vietnam
How Xmas Got Its X A look at ancient Christ symbols
A reader wonders about the X in Xmas and finds World Book Encyclopedia noting X stands for Christ. The Rev Eric G Gration explains the usage dates to early Christianity with chi and chi ro symbols and Greek abbreviations. It argues spelling matters less than keeping the season’s meaning.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Portland
Christ
Chi
Christos Soter
Jesus Christ Savior
Answer to Anxiety with China U S Soviet Pact Could Unscare Russia
Washington argues that Soviet fears about China could be eased by improving U S Soviet ties and by shaping a regional peace plan. A U S Soviet understanding might curtail Chinese expansion in the Western Pacific, end the Vietnam conflict, and avoid a Sino Soviet split from widening into a global clash.
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China
Russia
Ashington
Moscow
Peking
United States
Vietnam
Mao ‘Tsetung
Drummond
Soviet Union
U.S
Southeast Asia
Red China
Western Pacific
Washington
South Vietnam
Asia
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White House
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Health, Education and Welfare
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Carnegie Foundation For
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Lyndon Johnson
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New York Times
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