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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1966
Page
4
Simple meal ideas feature veal rolls stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese using a chicken coating mix and a beef and corn casserole with bread eggs and cottage cheese. Instructions cover prep bake times and seasonings for family friendly variations.
Morris, a Mt. Pleasant native with World War I service and World War II advisory roles in Washington, outlines a plan to reform Iowa politics. He calls for tax system revision, elimination of personal property taxes, and continuation of the right to work, pledging to work for a better Iowa. He chairs Iowa Wesleyan College board and holds farm interests.
James Patton of Manchester, born 1895 in Ford County Illinois, veteran of World War I, former 350 acre farmer, serves four terms in the Iowa House and sits on appropriations rules conservation and recreation committees. Martin J Cole of Manchester, born 1915 in Cedar Rapids, farmer in Delaware county, Catholic, married with two daughters, seeks election to serve the community and state. Charles Dunham of Deep River, born 1929 in Scotia New York, owner of Deep River Record since 1958, Korean War veteran, bachelor, opposes state aid for private schools and favors broader tax base. Virgil Strand of Grinnell, born 1909 in Grinnell, laundromat owner with farms in Tama and Poweshiek counties, Baptist, married, active in local boards and drives Red Cross and United Fund campaigns.
Three East Iowans are among 28 University of Iowa graduate students awarded National Science Foundation traineeships for 1966 67. Mark Sholes of Center Point will study geology. Larry Gamm of Jesup pursues political science. Granville Smith of Marion will study physics.
A brief note emphasizes that small classified ads deliver results, urging concise postings and attention to detail to attract readers and buyers.
Palo A children parade occurs on Monday at 7 p.m. with costumed youngsters and pets and prizes. A street dance follows at 9 p.m. with music by the Avengers. The event is sponsored by the Palo Legion Auxiliary.
The writer argues 1966 property tax hikes are excessive and urges a moratorium without new taxes. He cites a state surplus, projected biennial revenue growth of at least 60 million, and potential government savings as grounds. A tax increase would be considered only if needed, but a tax refund is seen as dangerous and likely to force future tax hikes.
The prompt presents multiple choice options about U.S. commitments in South Vietnam and strategies to deter, defeat, or influence the Communist forces. It lists aims such as preserving independence, protecting interests, deterring by force, convincing others of U.S. resolve, and actions like blockading Haiphong, intensified combat, economic confinement of Red China, destroying main force units, extending governance, rural reconstruction, interdiction, and international church cooperation.
Wesleyan college will offer a social studies class. Postville voters head to the polls September 12 for school board incumbents Dale Prine Rodney Smith and W A Kneeland seeking re election. The program allows students to earn three college credit hours.
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