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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1967
Page
6
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier warned in Des Moines that U S cities will decline if news media do not change how they report racial troubles. He urged a study of media obligations and noted most outlets follow responsible policies amid tough conditions.
Attorney general ruling prompts new cost sharing for the Edgewood road bridge project in Linn County. City and county leaders push a 50 50 approach while narrowing right of way issues and county line alignment for a safer river crossing serving Kennedy high school area.
The ceremony of Secretary of State Rusk's daughter to Guy Gibson Smith unfolded with no public buildup and was held in private. The reaction remained muted despite political sensitivity, suggesting a desire for further obscurity in such high profile social news.
Dr McCabe urges a concern driven campus culture at Coe College. He cites living learning units and small residential colleges from Michigan State, North Carolina and Indiana to illustrate a shift toward 1000 to 1500 student communities. He argues competence must be paired with concern to avoid brittle intellect and calls for an open warm campus where the unconcerned have no refuge.
Dr. Wernher von Braun reviews ten years of space exploration and outlines five major challenges for the Space Age. He highlights lunar travel, planetary missions to Mars and Venus, space sciences, space utilities, and manned space stations as essential next steps for NASA and global cooperation.
Washington Lyndon B Johnson shifts rightward in public stance to counter Republican weakness and assert a conservative image. He targets George Romney and anticipates Nixon or Reagan as rivals while overhauling defense policy and backing a hard line on crime and stamping out riots. Johnson aims to steer voters by appearing tough on communism and security yet wary of liberal critics.
Russell Baker via New York Times summarizes Secretary McNamara’s San Francisco speech. He mocks the doomsday lexicon and the use of long words like assu red destruction capability and survivability to justify another mega missile program.
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