Imitation Forms in TV Bring Canned Confidence Across Lines
Hollywood editors note that the fall slate will echo past hits as producers chase success. Industry leaders like Hubbell Robinson Jackie Cooper William Dozier Norman Felton say networks imitate proven formats, though some insist on fresh angles. They anticipate a return of serious drama after a season of copied concepts.
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Doctor Warns Profession on Medicare Opposition
Chicago based remarks by Dr. James Z. Appel at the AMA 115th convention urge doctors to fight Medicare changes in politics not by denying care. He calls refusal to treat patients harmful and says the profession must engage in both parties and seek lawmakers sympathetic to reform.
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Test Satellite Launchings Planned From CAPE KENNEDY
The United States plans a 11 10 a.m. EDT launch of a radiation monitoring satellite toward lunar orbit atop a Delta rocket, followed by a Saturn 1B test July 5 to prove upper stage ability to send a three man crew to the moon. The mission aims to study radiation for future lunar work while the Saturn test validates fuel management in orbit.
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Communists in Open Again Gus Hall Named No 1 Man
NY UPI Gus Hall publicly identified as the top leader of the American Communist party after acclamation at a five day convention in New York. Negro Henry Winston elected national chairman, 42, in prison for Smith Act violation. Hall, 55, long active since 1938, claimed the party would seek office under a new climate. An 80 member national committee was elected with 108 candidates, membership kept secret.
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Bennington voters warned to meet at Molly Stark School
Legal voters of Greater Bennington Schools Inc warned to meet June 30 1966 at 8 p.m. EDST at Molly Stark School to hear reports a transact other proper business. Clerk William F D Smith announces meeting and agenda. Also note local business notices for Granite Barre Guild and Bennington Lanes promotions and services.
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Notice of Job Applicants in Local Help Wanted Ads
The Banner states it does not accept ads from FLSA covered employers offering less than the $1.25 minimum wage or failing to pay time and a half for overtime. Contact the U.S. Labor Department's local office in Montpelier, Vermont.
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