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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1969

Page

7

Pendulum Review: Peppard Stars In Interesting Whodunit

The Pendulum film stars George Peppard as a detective whose guilt over a suspect’s release haunts him. Jean Seberg and Richard Kiley appear with Robert F Lyons in a Columbia picture shot at the Paramount theater. The story touches civil rights and courtroom rulings, delivering a restrained, engaging mystery.

George Peppard Jean Seberg Richard Kiley Columbia Stanley Niss Peppard Marshalltown Robert F. Lyons

Theater Time Listings For Local Venues

Community theater presents Teahouse of the August Moon at Paramount Pendulum and shorts plus Bullitt and Romeo and Juliet at Iowa World Plaza Marion schedules showings for Funny Girl and Swiss Family Robinson and The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit with multiple daily times listed.

Community Theater “Teahouse of the Marion

Chicago Firm Buys Quaker's Ag Section

Allied Mills of Chicago buys Quaker Oats agricultural section. Quaker will still contract seed manufacturing at Allied plants in Cedar Rapids. Quaker feed production staff in Cedar Rapids remain unaffected.

Chicago Quaker’s Ag Allied Mills of Quaker Oats Co Quaker Allied Cedar Rapids

Bob Hope Becomes Grandfather With First Grandchild

Hollywood AP reports comedian Bob Hope gains his first grandchild as Tony Hope and Judith, both lawyers and television producers, welcome a son weighing seven pounds one ounce. The infant is unnamed.

Hollywood Bob Hope Tony Hope Judith Friday Tony

Steven Reed to Appear on Newlywed Game

Steven Reed of San Pedro California and formerly Cedar Rapids will be on television's Newlywed Game shown by KCRG from ABC at 1 p.m. Reed is the brother of Mrs. Ronald L. Young of 1232 Third Street NW.

Steven Reed San Pedro Calif Cedar Rapids KCRG ABC Reed Ronald L. Young Third Street NW

Hurt in Fall Fractures Arm for Mrs Herman Sweitzer

Mrs Herman Sweitzer of Lowden suffered a fractured arm in a fall near her home this week. She previously fractured the other arm late last year in an earlier accident.

Lowden Herman Sweitzer

Government urges Supreme Court on privately run clubs access

The Justice Department asks the Supreme Court to require privately operated recreation groups to admit Black patrons if not bona fide clubs. It argues two civil rights laws protect Negroes’ right to purchase admission to private places of amusement operated as clubs but effectively open to whites only. The brief excludes purely private social or personal ties from coverage.

Washington Justice Department Supreme Court Department Arkansas U.S Erwin Griswold

Earlier civil rights case limits access to Lake Nixon club

In a federal appeal from Little Rock two Black women, Mrs Doris Daniel and Mrs Rosalyn Kyles, sought admittance to the Lake Nixon club. Courts in Little Rock and St Louis held the club not covered by the 1964 Civil Rights Act, restricting their challenge to access near Little Rock. Lake Nixon, about 12 miles west, provides swimming, picnicking, boating, sunbathing and miniature golf.

Little Rock Doris Daniel Rosalyn Kyles Lake Nixon Club St. Louis

Channel 9 airs The Bill and Anderson Show in color

Channel 9 presents a new color telecast of The Bill and Anderson Show broadcasting Saturday nights at six. The program both showcases color visuals and features the hosts in an engaging weekend slot.

Channel 9 Bill, Anderson

License plate display deadline set for March 14

DES MOINES AP The deadline for displaying 1969 license plates and registrations on motor vehicles is March 14. Jack Leverenz director of motor vehicle registration reminded drivers Friday. Anyone applying by mail after Feb 20 should not expect to have his plates from the county treasurer's office before March 15. Persons registering their vehicles must comply.

Des Moines Jack Leverenz

Penalty for Vehicle Registrations in March

The notice states a percent penalty applies to vehicles this month and a 10 percent penalty for registrations during March. Severent requires plates and registration to be displayed on the vehicle and notes that proof of application alone is insufficient.

Severent

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