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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1968
Page
14
Eldridge Cleaver held a Los Angeles news conference after UC regents approved one lecture by Cleaver on the Berkeley campus. He had been slated for ten lectures amid concerns over racial disorders.
Sen. Griffin accuses the White House of manufacturing an anti Semitism issue to derail Abe Fortas's bid for chief justice. He says there is no evidence and the tactic has backfired with Jewish communities. Griffin cites low anti Semitism mentions in 15000 letters. Senate leaders urge decorum as debate nears.
Christopher Huber an 18 year old of 160 South Fifteenth Marion was arraigned on possession of a narcotic drug reckless driving attempting to elude police and disobeying a traffic signal. He faces a Sept 26 prelim hearing request deadline. A military hold was placed and he remains jailed.
Acting Columbia University president Dr. Andrew Cordier appeared at a campus rally to address 700 attendees. He urged unity, pledged a purposeful and candid approach to the university’s problems, and emphasized the campus belongs to all. Registration for 25,000 students resumed after a brief suspension.
Ten men from Iowa enlisted in the army entering the delayed program. Names include Jerry Rabik and Gordon Greta. Several others were sent to Ft. Polk Louisiana for training. The report also lists home on leave and promotions among personnel connected to Iowa addresses.
Baltimore AP report says Louis Huber, 38, stopped his car at a traffic light when a boy about 13 ran up and snatched his wrist watch.
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