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Citizen Times in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Newspaper

Citizen Times

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1967

Page

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Beating The Devil In Iowa Bingo Debate Stalled

The Iowa House stalled a Senate passed bingo bill amid moral alarm and public support. A Committee on Constitutional Amendments delayed consideration, risking killing the measure without a full House vote. The writer urges giving Iowa citizens a chance to decide.

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California Senators push mail voting study in state legislature

Senate sponsor Sen James Mills and Assemblyman Jack Fenton lead resolutions directing reports on mail voting and automation. Secretary of State Frank Jordan touted a breakthrough in election automation as UCLA hosted the proposal, noting potential savings of about five million dollars annually and ongoing local responsibilities with safeguards. The study aims to test a nationwide efficient voting system and expand voter participation through mail ballots.

California James Mills An Assembleyman Jack Fenton Lote Frank Jordan Ucla Mills Fenton Jordan

Prophet Scorned Plays On Cedar Rapids Visit

The text recalls Saul Alinsky’s controversial Cedar Rapids visit amid a chilly month, noting outraged statements and unsubstantiated charges while acknowledging some truth. It reflects racial tensions, genuine effort to break barriers, and questions the value of angry denunciation.

Saul Alinsky Cedar Rapids Alinsky

Fire Claims Mt. Vernon Hawkeye Record Plant

The Hawkeye Record suffered a destructive fire Monday night, ending years of work and dreams. The Citizen-Times expressed deep sympathy and offered help, recalling a past kindness that enabled their own paper to publish during a previous disaster.

Mt. Vernon Hawkeye Record Hawkeye Record Citizen- Times Citizen-Times

Congratulations to Citizen Times and Tom Kuncl

A reader praises the Citizen-Times for last week's issue and the new feature columns. The letter commends Tom Kuncl returning to Cedar Rapids and looks forward to future work, noting enjoyment of The Urge to Quit column and praising taste and humor.

New Citizen-Times Cedar Rap Tom Kuncl Pat Crawford

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