01 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
1
New York reports the FCC will investigate payola and hidden advertising on radio and TV amid Capitol Hill interest in sex and violence in 1965. Executives foresee possible spillover into television as complaints flow from record companies and disk jockeys about bribes and demands.
A compact item notes a Maverick team report detailing actions toward Iowa with brief updates. The entry highlights a local broadcast segment covering news and weather alongside sports highlights.
Cedar Rapids bank clearings for the year to date reach $523,342,032, up from $485,557,179 a year earlier. November clearings total $51,666,938 versus $45,813,570 in November 1963. October’s figure was $51,680,040.
MINNEAPOLIS UPI Erhard Pfingsten vice president of the National Farmers Organization said the NFO may resume its livestock withholding action at any time possibly before the holidays The NFO which says it has members in 23 states will hold its annual convention in the Minneapolis auditorium Wednesday and Thursday Oren Lee Staley NFC president underwent an appendectomy here Monday He was reported in fine shape.
Harry W. Harville, 32, of 730 Seventh Avenue SW, received a 30 day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace by fighting. He was arrested last Thursday night after a disturbance at Ralphs One O Two club, 102 Third Avenue SW, Municipal Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. imposed the term.
Assistant Fire Chief Robert H. Ellison suffered a back injury Tuesday morning after slipping on slippery pavement in the driveway east of the Memorial Coliseum. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released. he lives at 296 Twenty Fourth Avenue SW.
Civitan Club plans a Wednesday noon meeting at the Roosevelt hotel with Mayor Rob Innkeeper and L. Johnson adding a check. Various hospital notices, theft reports, and local events fill the page including a camera theft, garage loot, coat theft, and a Christmas party for the Cedar Rapids Coin Club at the Montrose hotel.
Funeral services are held for Miss Ruth Bryan of Owenton as she is accompanied by her sister Mrs. Lyman R. Wing of Evanston Illinois, a former Cedar Rapids resident.
Stanley W. Johnson, 34, of Milwaukee, pled guilty and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence on Tuesday.
Johnson faced a petty larceny charge in municipal court for allegedly stealing a tape recorder from Juanita Carole Marold at 1330 B Avenue NE. The $78 device was recovered and returned. Judge Loren Hullinger Jr. imposed a suspended term.
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