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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1966

Page

5

NBC Pays William Hanley Record Drama for TV Special

NBC has paid William Hanley 112000 for Flesh and Blood a six character New York family drama to be staged as a two hour 1967 special. NBC previously paid Peter Weiss for The Investigation and plans 1967-68 projects including a Maya based India series with Jay North and Sajid Khan. CBS and Warner Bros pursue other plays and series while TV chiefs hunt for fresh programming ahead of fall 1967.

William Hanley Broadway NBC CBS CBS Playhouse Peter Weiss Hanley New York Killing Ground Robert Taft Andre S. Goulston NBC This Week India MGM Maya Jay North Sajid Khan North Dennis the Menace Warner Brothers ABC Wayne Shuster Jack Burns Avery Schreiber

Pressure on To Suspend Tax Credit

Washington AP reports mounting administration pressure to suspend the four year old investment tax credit amid GOP opposition and treasury department resistance. Officials say a final decision rests with President Johnson though no action is expected in days. Some officials cite a probable suspension, while others doubt any tax hike this year. Senate and House leaders weigh inflation, spending cuts, and potential tax changes linked to Vietnam costs. The Fed acts independently to curb inflation as debate continues.

Washington Treasury Department Poe White House House Gerald Ford Michigan Sen. Javits R-N. Y Senate Johnson Congress Javits Vietnam Ford G.O.P Everett Dirksen Illinois Dirksen Truman Itelf Federal Reserve Board

Banks urged to slow lending amid inflation risk

Federal Reserve banks sent letters to about 6,000 member banks urging a slower pace of business lending. They warned of restricting borrowing authority for noncompliant banks as total loans rise over 12 percent annually and business loans exceed 20 percent, signaling unsustainable growth and added inflationary pressure.

Eral Reserve

Homosexuality Ban Upheld by California Court

A Sacramento superior court judge ruled that the state fair could refuse booth space for a homosexual exhibit. The Coun cil on Religion and the Homosexual, Inc. challenged the decision, but the judge sided with fair officials. The ruling cited management rights and did not require granting space for the exhibit.

Sacramento Calif Booth Irving Perlman Council On Religion and the Homosexual, Inc Fair Evander Stith San Francisco Sen Yarborough Texas Senate Stoo

Conferees Endorse Wage Hike To 1.60 In 1968

Washington AP dispatch reports Senate and House conferees agreed on a bill raising the federal minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.60 an hour with broader coverage and earlier dates, a victory for President Johnson and the AFL-CIO. House Republicans planned to push for a rejection and rework to 1.60 in 1969. Rep Adam Powell stated confidence the measure would pass, possibly by next Wednesday.

Washington Senate House Johnson Afl-Cio Adam Powell D-N.i Deiega Tion

Youth Jobs in P O Offered

Washington AP reports thousands of youths who worked for the post office this summer will be offered a chance to stay on the job if they remain in school. The department hired 29,230 youths for summer work under the Youth Opportunity Campaign. For year round work, all employes will be part time. no count was given for how many will be detained.

Washington Post Office

22 Survivors Reported Out Of Danger After Brit airliner Crash

In Yugoslavia 22 of 117 aboard survived the Britannia holiday charter crash near Ljubljana. 95 people died, coffins of 31 identified victims placed in a sports hall for a memorial service. Recovery continues as investigators seek the cause and more bodies are found.

Ljubljana Yugoslavia England Yugoslav Civil Aeronautics Board Achheck Air

Humphrey Plans Visits To Iowa in 1964 Election Run

Vice president Humphrey will visit Iowa at least twice before the November 8 general election. He is set to appear at the National Plowing Contest in Jefferson on September 9 and at a Farm Industry Day in Shenandoah on September 17. A tentative Southeast Iowa tour is planned for October 22.

Washington Humphrey Iowa Jefferson Shenandoah

Leading Iowa program survey list prompts open fare charts

A partially readable survey list compiled by KCRG outlines fares and charts of leading Indiana open records. The item hints at internal connections within the program directed toward a specific recipient but remains fragmented and unclear.

KCRG Imares Indeia

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