Five freshman congressmen face GOP push in Iowa races
Des Moines report on 1966 Iowa contests notes Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes and Sen. Jack Miller favored to win. Five 1964 freshman Democrats defend seats in districts targeted by Republicans, who blame Johnson administration for high costs. Crop prosperity looms over voter sentiment.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription notice details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces subscription rates and delivery options. Night edition five issues weekly, 25 cents per issue, $13 per year. afternoon and Sunday seven issues per month, $14 a year. outside states $23.40 yearly. No mail subscriptions in towns with Gazette carrier service. The paper is owned by The Gazette Co. and published at 500 Third Ave SE, Cedar Rapids IA. The Associated Press content is for republication.
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Officials Inspect Wilderness Area In Jones County
Three men from the state conservation commission explored the Maquoketa river wilderness area near Monticello in a two day inspection. The team assessed the rock formations wildlife and scenic beauty and found the area very favorable for recreation and camping potential. They planned a feasibility report and considered a wilderness endora and uncle arthur creek area with a dam across the river downstream.
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Debated Civil Rights and Education Policy In Mt Vernon
State Rep Richard Rad warned that swift civil rights programs risk economic upheaval and a new form of tyranny unless education, hard work, and saving are emphasized. Joan Lipsky urged broader public involvement and increased state aid to education to reduce property taxes and equalize opportunities.
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Abandon Old Library Buildings Debated in Iowa
Frederick Wezeman of the University of Iowa argues for evaluating old Carnegie libraries for suitability and replacing unsuited structures. He notes a publication surge, growing role of computers in catalogs, and calls for cooperation among public and academic libraries aided by federal and state funds.
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Iowa Library Assn
Mason City
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University of Iowa
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U. of S.’s Library School
Population Gain in Waterloo Reported in Special Census
Waterloo's population rose by 2,268 to 74,023 according to a special census. The increase will boost the city's share of state road use taxes and liquor store receipts allocated by population.
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