Networks plan coverage for inauguration week
Television networks prepare top newscasters for next Wednesday's inauguration. NBC highlights Nancy Dickerson and Martha Rountree style social coverage while CBS adds Angier Biddle Duke to its staff. Hoover approves a G-man TV series for ABC Warner Brothers with a fall launch. The night feature includes Perry Mason guest for The Case of the Thermal Thief on CBS.
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April 30 Deadline Set In Children's Calendar Contest
NW National Life invites youth artists 12 and under to enter the 1966 calendar contest. Thirteen full color winning illustrations from five states were featured in the 1965 calendar. Entries must be submitted through a school art teacher or principal by April 30 with blanks available from William G. Wilson.
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Space Program May Increase 2-Man Flights
Senator Anderson, head of the Senate Space Committee, forecasts more Gemini two man flights next year. He notes NASA spending will level off near 5 billion, with initial proposals once as high as 13 billion trimmed. The White House delays Johnson space message until later this month.
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