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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1966

Page

10

Nielsen ratings threaten ABC second season shows

Midseason Nielsen ratings spell trouble for ABC second season entries The Baron tops at 9th among 105 while Blue Light trails. Red Buttons Private Life of Henry Phyfe weakens NBC January entry Sammy Davis Jr show falls. Garry Moore People Poll fails ABC Batman strong in fall lineup. CBS led in average, Desilu may land new shows Star Trek and The Long Hunt of April Savage headed to NBC and ABC respectively.

ABC Doan Henry Phyfe NBC Sammy Davis, Jr Garry Moore People CBS Lucille Ball Desilu Oscar Katz April Savage Katz Miss Ball Comedienne David Wayne Gidget Sally Field Hannahan Henry Red Buttons Samantha Twitchcraft Paris Darrin Peyton Place Rodney Stella Cord John Mannering Dean Swanson Midwest Warren Miller Channel 9 Don Taylor Shirley Yamaguchi

Shaff declines bid for 1966 Iowa governor race

State Senator David C. Shaff of Clinton says he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1966. He cited pressure from his law practice and personal matters though he would have liked the chance, leaving open the possibility of Robert K. Beck entering if Shaff’s decision shifts. Campaigns proceed as Jack L. Peters and William Murray push ahead, Roy Longstaff slowed since his initial announcement.

David C. Shaff Clinton the Gazette Shaff G.O.P Republi U. S James E. Bramwell Cedar Rapids David M. Stanley Muscatine Beck Jack L. Peters Des Moines William Murray Ames Iowa State University Murray Roy E. Longstaff

Close Hearings On Milk Prices Then Briefs Due

The U S Department of Agriculture closed hearings on milk pricing proposals. Examiner G Osmond Hyde announced briefs may be filed through April 15. Associated Dairy Men proposes a formula tied to per capita income consumer price index and dairy price indicators.

Chicago U. S. Department of Agriculture G. Osmand Hyde Producer Cooperatives Associated Dairymen

Church Council Chief Denies Red Infiltration

ST. LOUIS AP The National Council of Churches president Bishop Reuben Mueller rejects charges of communist infiltration. He cites ongoing investigations and a 1964 convention that disproved similar claims while backing admission of Red China to the UN and possible U S recognition.

Khrushchev U. N Mueller Red China U. S Uomauus

House Approves 6 Billion Tax Program in Nixon Era

Washington AP Statehouse report: The House voted 246 to 146 to pass President Johnson's tax package aimed at funding Vietnam costs and curbing inflation. GOP efforts to delete auto and telephone excise taxes failed 207 to 187 as debate ended in four hours.

Washington UPD House Johnson Senate G.O.P James Utt Calif Utt

Johnson Lacks the Golf Zest of Kennedy and Eisenhower

New York AP reports President Lyndon B Johnson shows less enthusiasm for golf than predecessors Kennedy and Eisenhower. Pro Max Elbin of Burning Tree notes Johnson plays nine holes occasionally for exercise and prefers politics. Kennedy played fast and often nine to 12 holes. Eisenhower was serious, concentrating, sometimes shooting 79. Johnson later visited Texas for riding horses.

NEW York Golfihis Lek Mae Don B Johnson John If. Kennedy Dwight D. ’Eisenhower Mr. Johnson Max Elbin Burning ‘Tree Bethesda Washington, D. C Elbin The Professional Golfers Assn Eisenhower Burning Tree Kennedy Jack Kennedy Eibin Texas

Apollo Launch Delayed Again

Westmoreland from Vietnam visits Cape Kennedy as weather and a broken wrist slow plans for the first unmanned Apollo mission. A military spokesman said the launch would wait until Friday after Westmoreland sustained a small wrist fracture playing tennis.

Saigon William Westmoreland U.S Cape Kennedy Mander Vietnam Space Agency Westmoreland Apollo Joon

The Shock of Happiness in Everyday Life

A brisk Reader's Digest promo notes how emotions power behavior. It claims simple prescription steps can spark happiness, influence a wife, a child, and a mild-mannered person toward better outcomes, urging readers to buy the March issue.

March Reader’s Digest

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