Burch plans national committee letter on leadership and policy
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch intends to send a detailed letter outlining his views on leadership and party issues to the 132 members of the National Committee meeting in Chicago January 22 and 23. He will address the current squabble, push for unity, and discuss real issues facing the GOP.
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Secretary With Checkbook Charged With Forgery in Hood Case
In Midland Texas H C Hood hired Germaine Springer a 32 year old secretary who began forging checks spending on a car fur watch and old debt. Deputy Howell says authorities recovered cash and items after she fled town and was arrested in Fort Worth. She faces forgery charges.
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Australian writer admires US burgers and phone system
Travel writer Merv Tobin praised American hamburgers and the telephone network after a summer bus tour, noting efficient service and distinctive signs. John Wason of the U S Travel Service relayed Tobin's observations to the Miami-Dade Chamber. The travel service plans a 685000 advertising push to lure foreign visitors next year.
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United States
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Miami-Dade County
Katzenbach Credits Civil Rights Act Compliance in the South
Acting Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach says there has been remarkably good compliance with the 1964 Civil Rights Act in the South but warns citadels of bigotry may not crumble quickly. He spoke to the Bronx County Bar Association, recalling his role in integrating Ole Miss in 1962 and Alabama in 1963 amid riots and Governor Wallace’s resistance.
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Mariner 4 loses Canopus lock while near Mars
NASA reports Mariner 4 briefly loses its lock on star Canopus due to possible dust. The issue does not affect the spacecraft’s course toward Mars for July 14 approach but could impact attitude for Martian photography.
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Mariner 4
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Hughes Can't Take Over Airlines
U S Court of Appeals voided CAB ruling allowing Howard Hughes to resume control of Trans World Airlines unless Hughes Tool Co divests Northeast Airlines. The court remanded for a proper hearing, citing abuse of discretion and requiring action consistent with the decision. The case involved Hughes Tool Co acquiring TWA sinking fund notes from MetLife and Equitable.
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Youth Offenders Building at Lino Lakes Opens Dec 15
The Legislative Advisory Committee authorized hiring 16 staff to open the Youth Offenders Building at the Lino Lakes Reception Center on December 15. State corrections chief Will C. Turnbladh said extra personnel were needed for security, funded by vacant positions elsewhere. The LAC also approved highway overtime and relief funds, and reported Veterans Affairs budget pressures due to medical item referrals exhausting the emergency relief fund.
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ABC Reshuffles Daytime Schedule Adds Flame in the Wind
ABC plans a December 28 schedule shake up adding Flame in the Wind and selected re runs of Donna Reed Shows while removing Get the Message and Missing Links from Goodson Todman. Nielsen report shows near tie among big networks with some new programs posting weak ratings including The Rogues Man from U N C L E Slattery s People The Reporter and The Entertainers.
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Notre Dame Files Suit to Halt Film Showing
The University of Notre Dame sues to block 20th Century Fox film John Goldfarb Please Come Home and related book publication, alleging it harms the university by misappropriating its name and prestige. The action seeks an injunction and no monetary damages, citing irreparable harm and a king financed plot against Notre Dame.
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Connie Stevens Quiet Confidence Keeps Star Dreams Alive
Connie Stevens believes she will be a Hollywood star and her current season proves it. Her Wendy and Me TV show with George Burns now leads against strong rivals while she handles growth at Warners and pursues outside work. Off screen she and Jim Stacy are adjusting to career pace and hopeful for his own TV break.
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President of Soil Solidifiers Goes to Rome on Pisa Plan
J. W. Alexander of Soil Solidifiers Inc. visits Rome to pitch a solution that would harden earth like concrete for the leaning tower of Pisa. Italian Public Works Commission seeks engineer proposals to stabilize the structure before it topples.
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Milwaukee hotel chief John Westin dies at 59
John F. Westin, 59, general manager of the Schroeder Hotels, died Monday of a heart attack. He was formerly of Duluth Minnesota and served as president of the Minnesota Hotel Association.
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