U S Policy Questions Raised By Soviet Anti Missile System
Washington reports that the Soviet anti missile shield is limited but raises major policy questions for the United States. U S experts say it could defend Moscow against a light nuclear strike, but not the full U S strategic arsenal, according to intelligence estimates. Further assessment remains uncertain.
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Lunar Orbiter 2 Sends High Quality Moon Pictures
Pasadena based UPI report notes Lunar Orbiter 2 returns consistently high quality images of potential Apollo landing sites. The 850 pound craft will continue photographing until Nov 25 before transmitting remaining pictures, while debates over ABM deployment and US response unfold amid Cold War tensions.
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Romney and Rockefeller Talk 1968 GOP Strategy in Caribbean
Governors Romney and Rockefeller meet at Dorado Beach to discuss GOP 1968 strategy with a focus on whether consensus or leadership should guide the long campaign. Romney favors leadership as key while Rockefeller pushes for consensus to rebalance the party after 1964.
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Strike Averted by AFTRA and Major Networks
AFTRA and the four major networks reached a tentative contract settlement Sunday night averting a nationwide strike. Negotiations with local stations continued in New York Chicago Los Angeles and Washington as talks with SAG progressed on filmed commercials. The old contract had expired last Tuesday and NBC's Tonight Show dispute led to audience warning and taped replacement.
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Israeli Consul Defends Retaliatory Raids on Arabs
In Boston the Israeli consul to Boston argues Israel’s recent attacks on Arab nations were reprisals for 72 acts of sabotage, murder and terror since January 1965. He cites Syria, Lebanon and Jordan using guerrilla warfare to threaten Israel and notes U N inaction encouraged further assaults.
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Financial Study Flags Crisis in Performing Arts Finances
New York based report from the Twentieth Century Fund notes concerts attract more attendees than major league baseball and theatre goers outnumber skiers golfers and divers combined. It warns the arts face a $60 million contribution shortfall by 1975 to survive and highlights low salaries for performers despite rising costs. The two year study by Princeton economists cites income gaps between ticket prices and performer pay, with Broadway profitable but individual actors earning about 5640 annually and Opera seats averaging 8.09.
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William J. Baumel
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