My agent battles for rights to Manchester column saga
In New York, My Agent vies with magazines and publishers for all rights to my two Manchester pieces and upcoming details of the rift and reconciliation. I tally a $5,647,001 ask with distribution to me, my wife and kids, and a library, amid a public trust argument.
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New York
William Manchester
Manchester
Morgan Drops Interest Rate
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co announces a 5.5 percent minimum commercial lending rate down from 5.75 percent citing a decline in money market rates. Philadelphia National Bank and First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co also trim their prime rate from 5.75 percent to 5.25 percent and 5.0 percent respectively.
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Manch's stubborn stance and a long old friend feud
A narrator recalls past clashes with Manch over political loyalties from a Berkshire Hotel confrontation to Kennedy era debates. He recounts sending letters, a controversial biography, and a Christmas card from Middletown Hospital while predicting fallout from publishing his columns.
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Congressmen's Junkets Cost U.S. Taxpayers Huge Amounts
Five congressmen including a lame duck circled the globe on a month long trip costing over 18000 dollars to probe why Americans lose jobs. The House Education and Labor Subcommittee trip led the year's most extensive junket, while total travel and living costs for about 150 members and staff exceeded 489,682.55 dollars.
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Television in Review Critiques CBS Docs and Senate Travel
Hollywood coverage reviews Fred Friendly’s critique of fence straddling in documentary television and cites Murrow on blunt endings. It notes CBS closed circuit screenings shaping controversial topics and reporters balancing arguments, then lists Senate travel costs and trips by Dent and colleagues to Asia, Europe, and war zones, with destinations including Japan, Vietnam, Paris, London, Rome.
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Bennington County Extension Service holds annual meeting
Residents are warned of the Bennington County Extension Service annual meeting on April 10 1967 at 7 00 PM at Fisher Elementary School East Arlington Vermont Six people will be elected to the County Advisory Board to oversee cooperative extension work R P Davison Director dates given March 23 30 April 6
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Fisher Elementary
East Arlington
Vermont
Shaftsbury Town
Shaftsbury
E.S.T
Olive Williamson
Jesse L. Strong
Joseph E. Crossman
Elizabeth A. King
Stay Trim Studio Hours and Contact
Stay Trim Studio announces evening openings on Monday through Thursday and provides contact phone 442 4771 for scheduling and information.
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