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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1967

Page

3

Shirley Temple Black Considers Run for Congress in California

Former child star Shirley Temple Black, a 39 year old Republican from Woodside, says she is seriously considering entering the November 14 special election for the 11th district seat left by J. Arthur Younger’s death. Gov. Reagan set the race with potential runoffs if no majority is reached. several Republicans and one Democrat have announced or are weighing bids in San Mateo County and surrounding areas.

Woodside Calif Shirley Temple Black Congress Black Richard J. Dolwig Atherton Ronald Reagan J. Arthur Younger Washington San Mateo County San Francisco San Francisco Peninsula Paul N. McCloskey Palo Alto Robert R. Barry New York Earl Whitmore Leo J. Ryan Republican National Committee San Mateo Charles Pacific Gas and Electric Co

Cimarron Strip The Making Of A New TV Series

Hollywood discusses the birth of Cimarron Strip a CBS western set in 1888 Oklahoma Panhandle. Christopher Knopf develops core elements with two new overseers Freeman and Leacock while filming in New Mexico Arizona and California, cost rising to 700000 for a 90 minute pilot. The project aims at 20 writers, a tough marshal lead and a cast including Stuart Whitman Randy Boone Dulcey Jill Townsend and Percy Herbert. Premier scheduling places Cimarron Strip before CBS feature movies on Thursday evenings.

Hollywood William S. Paley CBS Christopher Knopf Big Valley ABC Knopf Writers Guild of America Oklahoma Leonard Freeman Philip Leacock Freeman Leacock Las Cruces N.M New Mexico Sedona Flagstaff Ariz Bishop Calif

Senate Kills Bill Protecting Cane Pole Fishing Tax Exemption

In Tallahassee the state senate killed a bill that would end the tax exemption for cane pole fishermen. A senator quipped the move would make Huck Finn an outlaw, reflecting the bill’s contentious stance on fishing regulations.

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