Foreign Observers Warn of Rightward Shift in U S Politics
West German TV commentator Heinz Fol from Washington warns America is moving toward the right politically and may be on a dangerous road, eclipsed only by protests from students and minority groups. British correspondents James Cameron and others note a crisis but predict resilience, with a possible new American epoch on a more inward, safer path.
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America
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Washington
Pol
James Cameron
The
Evening News
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Negro Writer Aims to Direct in Hollywood Star Trek Tale
Memphis born Charlie Washburn, a Negro and one of three Negro assistant directors on Star Trek, pursues a directing career through the Directors Guild apprentice program. His path: Memphis roots, Kentucky State College, Milwaukee telecasting school, University of Syracuse teaching, and Nashville church broadcasting work before joining Hollywood in 1965.
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Hollywood
Charlie Washburn
Memphis
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Institute of Technology
Directors’ Guild
University of Southern California
Directors Guild Producers
Bearded Vulture Found in High Mountain Realms
The bearded vulture, the old world's largest bird of prey, dwells in the high mountains of southern Europe, Central Asia and some Mediterranean islands. Some Oriental art carvings use solid lacquer built in layered, hardened sheets to achieve carving consistency.
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Mediterranean
Duffers In Russia Golf Course Built For Eisenhower
In Lystvinizhnoye near Lake Baikal a special dacha house is linked to a golf course. Khrushchev had it built hoping Eisenhower might visit, but the chance never occurred. Officials say the course has seen little use as golf never caught on in the Soviet Union.
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Lystvinizhnoye
Soviet Union
Lystvinichnoye
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Not Over Yet Hurricane Season Says Weatherman
Miami AP reports National Hurricane Center director Robert H. Simpson warns the season remains unsettled. Cold upper tropical air and opposing surface and upper winds have limited Atlantic storms, while Pacific activity roared with 15 hurricanes tracked from Miami forecasters. Names Abby Candy Brenda Billy Edna formed in the Atlantic but caused limited damage.
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Cubs
Florida
Candy
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