End Of War Not Yet In Sight
Babson Park Massachusetts reports the Vietnam war’s end is not in sight yet as thousands of veterans return home monthly and seek help restoring old jobs. The article outlines employment rights, education benefits, life insurance, VA loans, and disability pay for veterans and directs readers to federal and VA offices for assistance.
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Babson Park
Mass
Sam
Aet
Peorest Veterans Reemployment Rights Office
Ment
Uncle Sam
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Johnson
Veterans Administration
Life Insurance
Washington St
Newark, N
Congress
Prague court rehabilitates five Czechoslovaks in Oatis case
A Prague court rehabilitated five Czechoslovaks convicted in 1952 of spying and aiding AP correspondent William N. Oatis. The court found they did not betray secrets and that testimonies were distorted by illegal methods. Oatis, jailed for espionage, was released in 1953. no word on his rehabilitation.
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Associated Press Prague
Prague
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Oatis
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Dubcek and Cernik Arrive In Budapest To Reaffirm Pact
Czechoslovak Communist party chief Alexander Dubcek and Premier Oldrich Cernik arrived in Budapest to renew their friendship and assistance treaty with the Hungarian Communist regime which has backed their liberalization program.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Queen of the Road Passenger Travels Vast Sales Route
Mrs. George Mae Nixon of Ferris Texas has logged nearly a million miles in 33 years as a traveling saleswoman and has owned 13 cars, said the 64 year old veteran. Her long distance work spanned many states and she built a reputation for reliability and endurance.
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Ferris, Tex
George Mae Nixon
Young Newsmen Form Class Newspaper in New Orleans
Fourth grade at Carolyn Park School publishes a regular class paper with students handling reporters artists sports writers copyreaders feature writers proof readers and Young People's Page staffers under teacher Adele Lang kopp supervision. mimeographed issue includes radio television news weather map want ads cartoons and features.
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New Orleans
Carolyn Park School
Adele Langkopp
Computer's two button vote on NBC Music Hall turns into a minor disaster
NBC Music Hall features a computer driven audience vote in a comedy sketch with host John Davidson. The two button switch attempts to decide skit outcomes but misfires as props fail and performers crack up. Burrud's Animal Secrets network premiere follows, showcasing Serengeti migration to a crater in Africa.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
NBC
John Davidson
Davidson
Pete Barbuti
Bill Urrud
Burrud
Serengeti Plain
Nogorangoro Crater
Africa
Burrud backs real adventure over fiction in TV programs
Child actor turned independent producer and narrator Burrud argues true adventures beat scripted tales. He cites Jacques Cousteau's undersea series and National Geographic specials as proof that wildlife drama can educate and inspire conservation.
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Burrud
ABC
Jacques Cousteau
CBS
National Geographic Society
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