Emmys Return in Color Televised Ceremony May 22
New York reports that the 1965 Emmy awards will be televised in color on CBS May 22 from Hollywood Palladium and New York Americana. CBS News faces a boycott stance by Richard S. Salant over journalistic judging, while Bob Banner promises glamour.
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CBS News
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Danny Kaye
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New York World
Richard Eberhart
Dartmouth
Edwin Way Teale
Leslie Bassett
The
Univerity of Michigan
Philadelphia
Television Listings and Daytime Schedule for Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa
A dense trim of TV listings for KCRG Cedar Rapids WMT KWWL Ottumwa and stations in Savage and Minneapolis Chicago. The schedule shows time slots from 10:30 to 11:50 with programs including Dating Game Dick Van Dyke Paradise Bay Romper Room and Days of Our Lives along with soap and game shows and movie slots. The block includes channel numbers and program names ending with a news segment at 9.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Kwwl.-Tv
Waterloo
KTVO
Ottumwa
Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded to Schlesinger and Others
The 1966 Pulitzer prizes honor Arthur Schlesinger Jr. for biography for A Thousand Days, Peter Arnett for international reporting on Vietnam, and Haynes Johnson for national reporting. The Boston Globe wins public service for campaign against a Massachusetts judge. Local winners include Los Angeles Times for Watts riots coverage and Kyoichi Sawada for UPI photography.
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Washington Evening Star
Malcolm Johnson
New York Sun
The
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Clifford M. Berryman
James T. Berryman
Boston Globe
Francis X. Morrissey
Massachusetts
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
John F. Kennedy
White House
Katherine Anne Porter
Perry Miller
America
Columbia University
drama _ advisory board
Pulitzer Prizes
Los Angeles Times
Kyoichi Sawada
United Press International
Japan
UPI
Farm Field Work About Average in Iowa
Iowa farmers made about average field progress with five percent of the 1966 corn crop planted while virtually all oat seedings are done. Corn planting advanced rapidly last week, with five percent in ground versus one percent last year and two percent on the five year average. Oat crops nearly all seeded and spring plowing at eighty four percent, better than last year. Subsoil moisture is adequate statewide, though topsoil shortages appear in the southwest, central, and west central regions.
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API
Iowa
Progress Report on Latin American Subversion Fight
Assistant Secretary Gordon said significant progress has been made in combating communist subversion in Latin America but warned the region remains a primary target for subversion and armed aggression by communist forces.
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Washington (Ap
Lincoln Gordon
Latin America
Dirksen Attacks Housing Provision in Johnson Civil Rights Bill
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said the fair housing section of President Johnsons civil rights bill is absolutely unconstitutional and predicted the housing ban on racial or religious discrimination in housing would be struck from the measure in either house. He added he would not back breaking the filibuster to preserve that provision.
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Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
House
Dirksen
Next Astronauts To Receive Hot Meals
AP reports Apollo astronauts will have hot meals reconstituted with hot water, a shift from Mercury and Gemini diets. Dr. Charles Berry of NASA notes hot food requires less energy to digest, aiding the new long mission provisions.
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Mercury
Gemini
Charles Berry
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Mt Vernon Woman Marie Meyer Dies After Illness
Mrs. Arthur Meyer 42 of route 2 Mt Vernon died Sunday after a long illness. Born Marie Semer roth January 1 1924 in East Mo line she married July 18 1951. Surviving: husband two sons Douglas and Steven at home mother Edna Semerroth of Cedar Rapids sister Wallace Post Benton Harbor Mich and five brothers William Howard Benjamin Cedar Rapids Melvin Swisher Donald Waterloo. Services at Brush funeral home Solon 10 am Wednesday Rev Clinton Jeffers burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call after 3 pm Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
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William
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Benjamin
Melvin
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Brush Funeral Home
Solon
Clinton Jeffers
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
M P O Hemorrhoid Treatment Prompts Strong Results
Clinical tests show results good to excellent in five of six patients using M P O for hemorrhoids. The product claims five actions for faster, longer relief including pain relief with stronger ingredients than common preparations and rapid shrinkage of swollen tissue through Ephedrine vasoconstriction.
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M.P.O
Students Get Second Chance on Draft Qualification Tests
Washington DC based selective service announced a late June test window for students who missed the April 23 deadline. About 1 million applied by the cutoff. tests had been set for May 14 May 21 and June 3 at 1200 sites nationwide.
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UPI
Selective Service
Washington, D. C
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Seek 30199 Damages in Suit Against Yoders
Iowa City reports three damage suits filed against Yoder Feeds Inc and Leslie R Yoder stemming from a January 22 accident 342 miles west of Frytown. The combined claim requests 30199.34 in damages. Plaintiffs include Darlene Clark seeking 21607.34 for injuries car damage and lost earnings. Burton Clark seeks 5000 for injuries. Henry and Lori Young passengers seek 3592 for injuries and treatment costs.
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Frytown
Yoder Feeds, Inc
Leslie R. Yoder
Darlene Clark
Yoder
Clark
Burton
Henry
Lori Young
Czech Students Killed In Train Truck Crash Near Prague
PRAGUE AP Ten students were killed and 38 injured when a train hit a truck carrying 48 engineering students en route to a state farm. The collision occurred as the truck entered a crossing with gates open. Eight of the injured were serious.
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