GOP Movie Is Heading For Cutting Room
Washington based report says the GOP campaign film What’s Going On Here" is being trimmed amid mixed reviews and a plan to add a Nixon talk to fill the half hour NBC air time remains. Democratic leaders condemn the film as distorted and Republicans debate dropping portions tied to the President and surgery.
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Washington
Mothers For A Moral America
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
Choice
Republican Congresional Committee
New York
Newspix Inc
Johnson
Raymond Massey
National Broadcasting Co
Richard M. Nixon
NBC
GOP
John M. Bailey
Melvin R. Laird
House Republican Conference
Ray C. Bliss
Thruston B. Morton
Johnson's Asian trip tests President's stamina amid surgery
AP writer Lewis Gulick reports President Johnson appeared tired yet managed a punishing 31,600 mile/17 day schedule through seven Far Eastern nations plus Hawaii, Pago Pago and Alaska. He slept about five hours nightly, sometimes lacked midday rests, and battled a head cold with hoarseness common in his presidency.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
President Johnson
Washington
Cam Ranh Bay
Johnson
Far
Hawaii
Pago Pago
Alaska
Bangkok
Anchorage
Philippines
Manila
Son
United States
Johnson signs bill allowing Cuban refugees permanent residence
The United States will permit Cuban refugees to apply for permanent residence after arriving, easing barriers for professionals such as lawyers and doctors. The move comes as concerns about employment paths for late entrants into licensed fields rise amid existing immigration challenges.
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U.S
Ar Bee
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Aland
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisors
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Heller
Washington
Curban
United States
Election ordered in Teamsters and clerks dispute
The government orders a new election between the Teamsters Union and the AFL CIO Brotherhood of Railway Clerks to represent Pan American World Airways clerical employees. Tests in Arizona Nevada and California aim to improve locating underground nuclear explosions. The FTC schedules a Nov 30 hearing on methods to measure cigarette tar and nicotine. Senator Dodd urges the Defense Department to verify whether arms seized in a New York raid on the Minutemen came from the government.
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Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Pan American World Airways
Arizona
Nevada
California
Federal Trade Commission
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Defense Department
New York
Minutemen
Notable U.S. races cited by minority press in Minnesota
The Minneapolis Spokesman backs Rep. Joseph E. Karth over Stephen L. Maxwell, citing Karth’s civil rights record. In Los Angeles, Melvina Taylor reports a persistent head nerve click that vanishes when she talks or moves, doctors unsure of cause. Detroit Traffic Court finds Ronald Cutright guilty of a traffic violation, revokes his license, and imposes fines. he bites a patrolman leading to further charges.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota
Cecil Newman
Minneapolis
Joseph E. Karth
Dminn
St. Paul
Stephen L. Maxwell
Earth
Los Angeles
Melvina
Taylor
Cutright
Joseph Callawert
Callawert
Cramer
John Kirwin
Kirwan
Recorder’s
Eugene J. Stroia
Callavert
Relief ships rush to aid grounded U S submarine Tiru
Relief ships steamed toward the U S submarine Tiru aground on Frederick Reef 300 miles off northeast Australia. The 326 foot Balao class sub with 80 crew reported no injuries and no immediate danger. Navy officials at Pearl Harbor said an unsuccessful float attempt occurred at high tide after midnight EST.
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Brisbane
Australia
U.S
Frederick Reef
Coral Sea
Port Mackay
Great Barrier Reef
Hawaii
STA
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Saco Women Fined on Assault Counts in Court Session
In Saco, Ruth Hughes and Carol Gay were found guilty of assault and battery after cross complaints, each fined $10 and appealing to the January term of Superior Court. The session also listed multiple motor vehicle violations and speeding fines for numerous defendants, with several other verdicts and penalties recorded.
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10Th District Court
Saco
Ruth Hughes
Moody St
Carol Gay
Norman P. Bourgault
Green St
Biddeford
Portland
Thomas W. Bazemore
Kennebunk
Jack D. Manser Jr
Fryeburg
Aiime
L. Poirier
Wells
Robert H. Brown Inc
Old Orchard Beach
Andrea C.bertrand
Lincoln St
Ralph L. Hight
Pool Road
Hugh E. Haggard
Richmond
Ind
Lemont P. Gagne
Greenacre Road
Arthur C. Peterson
Ideas Exchanged On Police Image
Community relations officers from 20 cities discuss strategies at a Michigan State University workshop aimed at improving trust between police and minority communities. Key topics include officer appearances, salaries, and the use of trained civilians to support crowd control and reduce tensions.
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East Lansing
Mich
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Michigan State University
James Fisk
Fisk
Willian Harris
Baltimore Police
Loftus Carson
Human Relations Commission
Rochester
N.Y
Essay Contest Set In Three Schools in Old Orchard Beach
The Old Orchard Memorial VFW Post announces the Voice of Democracy program for 1966 67, sponsored by the post and auxiliary in Old Orchard Beach High Thornton Academy and Scarborough High. Open to 10th 11th and 12th graders with the theme Democracy What it Means to Me. Local winners advance to state with five day all expenses paid trip to Washington DC and potential national scholarships from 5000 to 1000. Judges appointed by each school officials. rules available at each school Joanne Roberge last year’s winner at Old Orchard Beach High received a plaque at a graduation assembly.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Memorial V. F.W. Post
Voice
Melvin Marshall
Old Orchard Beach Post
Old Orchard Beach High
Thornton Academy
Scarborough High
Washington D.C
Joanne Roberge
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Second Street
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