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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1966
Page
7
CBS producer Hubbel Robinson, shaping 1950s Playhouse 90, argues the Golden Age thrived on creative risk and room for failure. He notes the era’s spirit, not each program, elevated TV and predicts a rebirth with Stage 67 pilot nights starting September on ABC.
A compact guide lists TV and radio listings including Jubilee Trail and various soaps and game shows. It highlights schedule slots for news weather sports and daytime programs across stations in Iowa.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a cartoon caption about a character who would invent a better one, reflecting a humorous line from a newspaper panel. The quote contrasts a comic character’s tendency to imitate with the possibility of invention.
Defense secretary Robert McNamara defended campus protests as free speech while addressing Chatham College graduates. He praised vigorous dissent on American campuses, contrasted with student signs abroad, and urged that the right to dissent remain fundamental amid concerns about bureaucracy and technology. The remarks followed university protests over U S policy in Vietnam.
Dan Moody, who became Texas's youngest governor after leaving law studies at the University of Texas, died at 72 in Austin. He quit a central Texas pole job to attend UT, earned a law degree, and served as governor from 1925 to 1931 before retiring from politics. The obituary notes his early life and long career after office.
A fragmented report recounts a Texas political figure who faced an early career turning point after a controversial incident. It notes statewide attention and later election success, with references to a Cedar Banks Gazette item and a 19M9 election year.
Davenport AP State Senator Andrew Frommelt says a private study of Iowa state government could trigger a “revolution” in the Capitol. He notes long overdue findings of a warded hodgepodge of offices and urges space expansion ahead of next legislative session.
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