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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1964
Page
10
A NEA report cites Pentagon debates on anti satellite defenses as experts say satellites ease missile interception, while others warn Soviets may focus on hardened ICBMs. Analysts discuss speed advantages of space launched missiles and feasibility of defending against them by the early 1970s.
New York reports unprecedented party spending on network TV and radio ads with Democrats and Republicans each tallying around 4 million dollars. NBC and CBS see rapid bookings including five minute programs and late night half hours as election eve time orders loom.
A National Arbitron survey shows The Virginian top with 42 percent audience, Beverly Hillbillies at 38, and Shindig at 28. CBS denies plans to move CBS Reports to Mondays 9 and swap Hillbillies for an entertainment series on Wednesdays.
Leola Zavodsky an Equitable Life agent in Cedar Rapids was elected to the executive committee of the Women Leaders Round Table at the National Association of Life Underwriters convention in Cincinnati She will serve as program chairman for outstanding life insurance agents.
Two Coe college art department professors will give public lectures as part of the third year of the all-student reading program. Prof. Robert Kocher discusses A Journey with an Artist, Oct. 7, and Prof. Edmund Whiting presents Frank Lloyd Wright and American Architecture on Oct. 27.
Robert H Caldwell executive vice president of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce has been appointed to the management standards committee of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives. The committee studies and makes recommendations for improving standards of performance in chamber executives.
A Chicago publisher promotes a self training book Adventures in Memory claiming simple techniques to improve memory for business and social success. The offer includes free mailed details with no obligation and asks readers to request Memory 835 Diversey Parkway Dept 9267 Chicago IL 60614 via postcard.
Barry Goldwater suggested he may cite his view that freedom of association cuts both ways in a televised campaign speech. Speaking to about 300 Republican staff and volunteers in Washington, he recalled a Chicago address arguing that forced integration is as wrong as forced segregation and emphasized the freedom to choose whether to associate.
Goldwater claims a shift in support after a civil rights speech and hints at a national television appearance funded by enough money. He forecasts President Johnson launching a new program titled Me the People. The senator jokes about eggs on the campaign trail and outlines a six-state swing starting Tuesday.
In Mexico City the bill seeks to place Pancho Villa’s name in gold in the chamber of deputies, aligning with other revolutionary heroes already honored.
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