Television in Review Glowing praise for ABC Stage 67
Hollywood critics defend ABC Stage 67 as a bold weekly tuner with both disasters and triumphs. They cite Truman Capote A Christmas Memory and Noon Wine as standout hours, noting about 25 percent success since launch and potential for more notable productions this season.
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ABC Stage 67
ABC TV
Truman Capote
Geraldine Page
Katherine Anne Porter
Mason Robards
Olivia de Haviland
Theodore Bikel
Cliff Rob
Ertson
Dina Merrill
Murray Schisgal
Barney Kempinski
Alan Arkin
New York Press
Stage 67
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Alistair Cooke
Britain
Guerrilla Reawakening in Southern Colombia Provinces
In Tolima and Huila, 6000 square miles suffer dusk to dawn curfews and heavy military activity as Sure Shot Marin's 200-strong guerrilla group resumes attacks. The government, led by President Carlos Lleras Restrepo, calls the actions preventive and plans a $10 million 1967 public works program to stabilize the region amid warnings from Tolima Governor Parra that the Communist party has reactivated its guerrilla network.
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Colombia
Carlos Lleras Restrepo
Tolima
Huila
Pedro Antonio
Sure Shot
Marin
Castro
Cuba
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Lleras Restrepo
Havana Radio
Lleras
Tolime
Nestor Hernando Parra
Communist Party
Parra
Bogota
Ripon Society Deplores Kerrs Ouster at California
The Ripon Society denounces Clark Kerrs firing as California university president, warning it could harm GOP campus ties. Prominent academics from Harvard MIT Tufts and Boston University criticize the Regents move while urging Reagan to reaffirm party scholarly relations.
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Ripon Society
Kerr
California
Cambridge
Mass
Republican Party
Campuses of
America
University System
Reagan
State House
Leonard C. Meade
Tufts University
Jack Childress
Boston University School of Education
Board of Regents
Angry UC students protest Kerr firing across campuses
Angry student groups at two UC campuses call for a class boycott to protest Clark Kerr’s dismissal while leaders at the three largest campuses oppose drastic action. UCLA forms groups opposing Gov Reagan and recalls. Berkeley and Davis push for unity with the university and a Senate emergency meeting is planned. Alaska tops accidental death rate with 119.4 per 100000, Delaware lowest at 36.
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Calif
UPI
University of California
Clark Kerr
California Legislature
University Board of Regents
Kerr
Ronald Reagan
UCLA
Reagan
Davis
Jay Jesscoat
Santa Barbara
Jescoat
Irvine
Bob Michaels
Chicago
API
Alaska
National Safety Council
Delaware
Tugs Free Stranded Liner After Weekend on Sandbar
The SS Atlantic, a 593 foot luxury liner, was freed from a sandbar off Port Everglades after a weekend of entertainment for 313 passengers and 330 crew. Tugboats finally wrenched the ship free late Sunday, with Capt. Charles Troxel aboard a harbor pilot as it departed for a Caribbean cruise.
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Fila
UPI
Atlantic
Port Everglades
Charles Troxel
Coast Guard
Troxel
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