Public approval of LBJ war handling slips to 35 percent
George Gallup report shows a drop from 39 to 35 percent in approval of President Johnson's Vietnam handling after the Vietcong offensive hit Saigon and major cities. Poll of 1503 people across 300 locales notes hawkish sentiment rising to 61 percent while doves fall to 23 percent.
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Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
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Morrisville
Pennsylvania
NET President to Visit Athens for WOUB-TV Interview
John F. White, NET president since 1958, will visit Athens for a WOUB-TV live interview on Channel 20 at 10 p.m. Wednesday. He will meet Ohio University officials at 8 a.m. Thursday and speak to students in the Red Room at 9 a.m. before flying back to Columbus. White led NET through growth to 133 affiliates by 1968 and highlighted its shift to cultural and public affairs programming with a robust budget.
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John F. White
National Educational Television
Athens
Channel 20
White
Ohio State University
Institute For Education
Neil House
Columbus
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
NET
Woub-Tv
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Educational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
New York
National Educational Television and Radio Center
NETRC
Ford Foundation
N.E.T
Newsweek
Educational Tele
State of the Union
Svetlana Alliluyeva
NET Journal
Richard Nixon
Sunday Night
Public Broadcast Laboratory
President Johnson
Waukegan, Ill
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
University of Chicago
Minois Institute of Technology
Chicago
Illinois Tech
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
WQED
Tuxedo Park
N.Y
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Birthday Party and Club Programs
Judy Young celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at Haven Heights hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Young Jr Attendees included Denise Biffle Darrell Williamson J T Morris Elsia Hayes and others The Rhododendron Home Demonstration club held a meeting with devotions by Mrs T Bert Roush and a program Facing the Facts by Louise Long Mason County home demonstration agent A Decoupage workshop and upcoming workshops on hair caning basketweaving and an art exhibit were announced The Ruth Circle of the WSWS EUB Church met in the church social room with devotions by Mrs Ach sah Miller and a program about Climbin Up A Mountain A discussion followed Hostess was Mrs Howard Burris.
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Madolyn Vance
New Haven
Judy Young
Frank Young Jr
Haven Heights
Denise Biffle
Darrell Williamson
J. T. Morris
Elsia Hayes
Anna Louise Grinstead
Eddie Gurtis
Tommy Gilbert
Jackie Hayes
Jimmy Love
Rhododendron Home Demonstration Club
T. Bert Roush
Louise Long
Mason County
Ruth Circle
WSWS
EUB
Achsah Miller
Jesus
Howard Burris
Who Is Lost Boy Or Dog
Six year old Steve Norton set out to find his Boston bulldog in Jackson Michigan. He found the dog but failed to return, prompting his grandmother to call police. Steve, visiting from Fresno, California, was found wandering with the dog near his grandmother's West Side home. He claimed the dog was lost, not him.
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Jackson, Mich
Steve Norton
Boston
Fresno
Calif
Jackson
West Side
Steve
U S Faces Powers Under 1950 Emergency Decree
President Johnson questions if the United States has all powers needed for heightened hostilities in Southeast Asia under the Truman declaration of a national emergency from 1950. The Tonkin resolution and Defense Production Act provide many powers, with some requiring new congressional action. The Pueblo incident and potential reservist calls are among contingencies considered.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Harry S. Truman
Red China
Gulf of Tonkin
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Vietnam
Tonkin
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North Korea
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Korea
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