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Newspaper
Citizen Times
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
11
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A Citizen-Times analysis critiques Republican calls for modern ideas in Cedar Rapids Senator Tom Riley remarks. It cites Dirksen on crime and urban machines, contrasts Democratic blame with diverse causes, and urges thoughtful policy over partisan misdirection. The piece questions GOP extremism and urges reasoned input.
WMT radio reported city officials will meet with Fire Department officers and the local Fireman's union to address ongoing manpower shortages. Chief Jesse Hunter seeks a date before year end for 1965, with Lt. Bob Thompson as incoming union president and prior leader Chuck Schmitt still heading until January 1. The meeting aims to foster a workable agreement with public press presence urged.
The mayor highlights Cedar Rapids progress in 1965, including Second Avenue improvements, new underground parking, and the sale of B Avenue NE to Coe College. He notes Cedar Valley Road funding, land acquisitions, urban renewal plans, and open space gains. Water supply remains strong, air and stream pollution efforts advance, and housing renovations proceed citywide. The message projects 1966 with continued cooperation and expanded services.
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