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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1967
Page
11
The Billy Dick Van Dyke special airs April 11 with his old partner Phil Erickson rejoining for the classic 4 iwo-Man pantomime. The color-taped hour includes a dance drunk routine and an aging man sketch as part of CBS plans.
A scrambled TV schedule mentions World Turns and companion game shows like Let's Make a Deal Password and Days of Lives. The fragmented list hints at soap operas and morning game shows filling the lineup with familiar daytime programs.
About 25 mothers from West Park and Lincolnway mobile home courts confronted Hoover School Principal Howard Strong over a new No Left Turn sign. They contend the restriction worsens travel to and from the school and buses. Hamilton Vasey calls the change a temporary safety measure tied to Coolidge School openings.
Howard W. Sherman, a Minneapolis post office official, testified first in Cedar Rapids federal court as James V. Sweeney faces a false statement charge. Sherman described post office bid procedures and FBI investigations, while defense argues the case hinges on whether Sweeney knowingly and willfully lied. Prosecutor Ehrhart plans eight more witnesses. jurors include Cedar Rapids residents and others from Iowa.
Tokyo AP reports Japan's major parties agreed not to hold campaign television debates for the January 29 elections. Prime Minister Satos party objects to including the communists, arguing the move would politicize public broadcasting.
City officials review replacing wired fire alarm boxes with radio gear from a Cincinnati firm. Demonstration showed console cost about 22000 and 1000 per box. Boxes flash alerts to the console, print on tape, report status daily, and include tilt sensors. Safety Commissioner Bosh supports radio option as future solution. Mayor Johnson and officials attended the demonstration.
The U S Marine Corps announces the CH 53A Sea Stallion as the fastest production helicopter, exceeding 200 mph at 35 000 pounds. Lt Col William Beeler of Akron Ohio commands the first detachment to arrive in Vietnam.
Senator David M. Stanley said Republican senators will sponsor four amendments to the Iowa constitution approved in 1965. The proposed changes would expand home rule for municipalities, create annual legislative sessions, grant the governor an item veto on appropriation bills, and extend governor and lieutenant governor terms from two to four years with joint ticketing.
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