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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1968
Page
11
Television critic notes ABC TV's first The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau feature on sharks as bold, beautiful, and scientifically framed. Filmed to depths of 15 000 feet aboard the Calypso during a five year expedition, the program blends adventure and discovery with expert narration and dramatic underwater sequences.
The Trial Lawyer hour on CBS spotlights F. Lee Bailey Edward Bennett Williams Louis Nizer Melvin Belli and Percy Foreman. I Spy on NBC offers a tense Rififi like episode with Robert Culp and Bill Cosby as hunted secret agents.
Wells Fargo Wednesday morning lineup includes BS News-oday at 7 Donna Reed at 9 Jack LaLanne and Hillbillies segments airing across Concentration blocks Schooltime and Sunrise noted in listings
Iowa City Judge Clair Hamilton dismissed an appeal by Lone Tree Community School District and the Johnson County Board of Education seeking a reorganization with Nichols Independent District. The ruling upheld the state board of public instruction decision to dismiss the petition over boundary changes, a two year contest that began with a January 1966 joint vote.
Four federal agencies authorize 24 million dollars in grants to establish or coordinate neighborhood centers in 11 cities, linking antipoverty services with job training health care education and recreation. Jacksonville New York and Oakland expected to join soon as model city plans proceed.
Elton Rule, an ABC vice president since 1961, was named president of the ABC television network by the ABC board. He succeeds Thomas Moore, who becomes vice president of a reorganized grouping of ABC broadcast departments.
Major Gen. Max Johnson aged 65 and a retired U. S. Army officer who served as a military analyst for U. S. News and World Report since 1959 died Saturday night. In World War II he was chief of staff of the 80th Infantry Division.
A Bloomfield two story apartment building fire left eleven people homeless. Damages were estimated at 50000 dollars and believed caused by faulty wiring. Roy Hunt, owner, alerted residents as the blaze spread with wind fanning flames. Firefighters from Drakesville and Pulaski assisted Bloomfield crews. one firefighter was injured by an electrical shock but released after treatment.
In Stonewall Texas President Johnson and Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol end overtime discussions with a pledge to review Israel's military defense needs. No U S arms aid was offered. They reaffirm commitment to a just peace in the Middle East under a UN resolution. Weather forced Eshkol to depart by car.
Mrs. Herbert G. Swan, 82, lifelong Independence resident, died Sunday at Peoples hospital after a short illness. Services Wednesday at 1 30 at White funeral home. Survived by daughter Mrs. Robert E. Smith Uniontown Pa brother E E Cole Independence ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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