The Water Crisis We Learn By Painful Experience
In the September 24 1965 Citizen Times a series outlines water supply risks due to population growth and nature. It details federal action from Udall and Johnson, new water research programs, and the Water Resources Planning Act. It stresses conservation, better planning, and intergovernmental cooperation to avert shortages.
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Lord Byron
United States
America
Interior
Steward L. Udall
Johnson
Office of Water Resources Research
Congress
Puerto Rico
The
Interior Department
Udall
National Water Institute
Butter to Communists Costly to Taxpayers in Vietnam Era View
A reader laments high government spending on butter shipments to a Communist nation during the Vietnam era. They argue Congress overreaches with liberal policies, draining taxpayer money and harming the free enterprise system while soldiers fight in Vietnam. They demand affordable butter at home and critique expert-driven farm policy.
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Liberal Congress
America
Vietnam
Washington
Rising youth violence alarms resort areas in 1960s trend
The passage condemns teen hoodlum outbreaks and identifies a societal shift toward harsher penalties. It cites a surge in arrests from 1960 to 1964 for homicide, rape, assault, robbery, burglary, larceny, and auto theft, with sharp rises in under 18 arrests for simple assault and related offenses.
Public Servants Face Loyalty Oath Fire Dept Controversy
The piece denounces a mandatory loyalty oath pushed on civil service workers including fire department staff. It cites coerced signatures, lists of signatories, and protests by employees under duress. It also notes a misstatement about Cedar Rapids municipal bond ratings, correcting to Triple-A status only for Dubuque and Sioux City.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Civil Service
Theawhimi
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Cedar Rapids Newspaper Staff and Subscriptions Info
The list names iT.W. Kunel editor J W Grant Jr entertainment and photography Les Burianek automobile editor Ethan Akin farm and labor special features William Marks James M Stevens. Subscriptions: 5.00 a year in Cedar Rapids, 6.00 a year out of town.
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It.w. Kunel
J .W. Grant, Jr
Les Burianek
Ethan Akin
Farm
William Marks
James M. Stevens
Cedar Rapids
Silence Not Golden in Local Primary Races
A week of mixed signals on the upcoming mayoral primary. Citizens urge clear issue discussions as candidates announce, seeking to explain platforms and plans to voters amid uncertain developments.
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