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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
10
Hollywood notes warn that network plans for two hour TV movies and action driven series will raise on screen violence. NBC and ABC push high rating fillers while executives face moral questions as ads seek adult audiences and primetime hours creep into violence edged fare.
A dense rundown of Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Davenport La Crosse Rochester TV stations with listed programs including Capt Kangaroo As World Turns Let’s Make a Deal Candid Camera Snap Judgment and Dick Cavett among others for a Tuesday morning into early afternoon schedule.
Linn County Rose Society hosted its annual show in the Noelridge park pavilion drawing near 400 entries. Andrew Kershner of Marion won the top trophy and queen of the show with his pink Swarthmore, plus the sweepstakes in hybrid tea roses. Other winners included William Seaton and John Steele of Cedar Rapids for multiple divisions, with Carl Franks and Dolores Franks taking arrangements prizes.
In Saigon sources say President Thieu will delay his trip to the United States until July. The postponement follows the Kennedy assassination fallout and the Washington Poor People’s March, with additional speculation about Thieu’s power struggle with Vice President Ky influencing the decision.
Edgewood’s oldest resident R L Doc Whitehead turned 100. Born June 5 1868 in Macon Missouri he lived near Edgewood with his wife Mary Noble until her death. Surviving children include daughters Alta Hamlett and Clifford Ash and a son Gene who preceded their mother in death. Five generations exist.
At the Midwest Fulbright conference in Iowa City University of Michigan Dean William Haber warned that authority must be used sparingly in large universities. He cited strikes and student action as cases where power was curbed by committees and dialogue. The four day event centers on human rights in higher education with about 50 foreign Fulbright scholars in attendance.
The fragment mentions a Plymouth meeting in Penna with a 627 Wayland Road address and references a Goldbers. The text reads as partial OCR with names and locations unclear and no clear event or outcome.
American educators attend a regional conference chaired by Alvin H. Seaff associate dean of the University of Iowa graduate college at the event.
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