Assassination Documentary Is Previewed
Washington audience of 1,600 at Keith's Theater viewed Four Days in November, a Wolper documentary on Kennedy's assassination. The film uses newsreel, stills, amateur footage, and recreated scenes to chronicle days from the Dallas shooting to Oswald's killing, with Warren Commission input on accuracy.
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Birch Society Sues NBC Team for Libel in Fort Worth
The John Birch Society files two libel suits in U.S. District Court Fort Worth seeking 8 million in damages against the Huntley-Brinkley team and NBC over a May 20 broadcast claiming the FBI arrested parties selling arms to the society. Plaintiffs include president Robert Welch and members Laurence Bunker and McDonald Hays. case parallels a prior Fort Worth libel award against AP.
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FBI
Robert Welch
Laurence E. Bunker
Boston
McDonald Hays
Amarillo
Tex
Welch
U.S
Fort Worth
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
University of Mississippi
Walker
Democrats Hopeful Of Big New England Victory In Connecticut
Hartford dispatch notes Connecticut Democrats aim to capture all major offices in the November election for the first time since the New Deal era, with President Johnson allegedly able to deliver a 200000 vote plurality that could sweep Democratic candidates into office. The piece outlines Senate and House races, party registration shifts, and the impact of Goldwater’s ticket on campaign dynamics in districts 1 to 6.
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UPD
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Wilbur L. Cross
U.S
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Emilio Q. Daddario
James F. Collins
William L. St. Onge
Belton A. Copp
Old Lyme
Robert N. Diaimo
Bernard J. Burns
Milford
Abner
Dario
New Britain
GOP
Sibal
Senate
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dodd
Spain
Fairfield County
New Haven
Waterbury
Peace Corps
Copp
Bank Heist Added To Race Charge In Miss
McComb, Miss. A wealthy man’s son, Sterling Lewis Gillis, 35, arrested on bank robbery charges related to the Monticello bank holdup last March 2. Gillis, son of Norman Gillis Sr., was among 11 white men detained in a crackdown on racial bombings in the McComb area. The FBI labeled him a suspected Klansman.
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FBI
Pike County Grand Jury
Magnolia
Monticello
Gillis
U.S
Hattiesburg
Non Living Particles Found To Support Life
Three American scientists from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and Yale report that non living organic particles created in ocean air bubbles form a constant food supply for the tiniest marine life. The tiny blobs, possibly marine snow, are eaten by plankton, the base of the oceanic food chain, and were studied under NSF funding.
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UPS
National Science Foundation
Riley
MILLBROOK Bread praised for staying fresh longer
Advert mentions CHEEZES smiling as MILLBROOK Bread is praised for its air hole free loaf that stays fresh longer. Swiss Big Cheezes join in praising the bread and its stamp of quality.
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