Highlights Of Television Today From United Press International
An NBC ice revue from France shows Don Bob Hope Theatre with Ameche hosting at 7 30 p m Mental Work. Rodger Burke's Law on ABC stars Ann Harding Dina Merrill and Lee J Cobb as a tycoon plots to marry, then On Parade on NBC features a barret merchant and a singing group. Twilight Zone on CBS has a condemned man trying to escape execution. International Showtime NBC repeats Jack Paar with guests Mary McCarthy Milt Kamen Cassius Clay. Alfred Hitchcock on CBS opens with a young couple after their honeymoon facing a murdered former girlfriend.
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Red China sentences Chiang spy to death in Hanoi report
North Vietnam's report says one of 16 captured nationalist Chinese spies received the death penalty and the others sentenced to prison. It claimed the spy commandos were trained by U S officers and were captured October 23 while being smuggled into Quang Ninh Province. Five who refused surrender were killed on the spot.
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Terre Haute Bus Leasing Plan Faces City Opposition
Terre Haute indepth plan to lease bus facilities faces strong opposition after a four hour city council meeting. Mayor Ralph Tucker submitted a Dayton Ohio based proposal with St John Transportation offering a 180 day maintenance guarantee and a $100 monthly cost cut with a visit to Dayton planned to seek agreement. Opponents warn court action may force talks to extend a 25 year deal remaining roughly 11 years.
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Burch Credits GOP on FBI Riots Report Call
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch praised President Johnson for following Senator Barry Goldwater's lead in urging an FBI report on recent city riots. He said Johnson had moved toward addressing the issue, while stressing that greater respect for law and order requires White House action.
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Court Rules Mildred Still Owns Dog Boy
The Reader's Courtroom notes a suit over a six month old puppy named Boy. Mildred claimed $200 value, Gladys denied ownership but cared for the dog. The court ruled Mildred had possession before trial and dismissed the complaint. The judge quips on the dog case.
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Indiana corn crop remains third in nation in 1964 estimate
The Agriculture Department's Aug. 1 forecast places Indiana's 1964 corn crop at about 380.6 million bushels, down from 417.8 million last year. Per acre yield drops to 82 bushels from 90, but Indiana remains third behind Iowa and Illinois. drought contributed to the decline, with August and July estimates differing.
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