Navy Secretary Sees Live TV War Coverage Concepts
Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze told the Association of Radio and Television News Directors that certain combat missions could be shown live and that viewers at home might soon watch a war from their living rooms. He described armchair strategists accessing real time battlefield footage and mission debriefings from a fleet carrier in the South China Sea. Rex Harrison is filming songs for Dr. Doolittle instead of pre recording.
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Doctors Clash Over Cause of Death in Connecticut Murder Trial
In Litchfield Connecticut two doctors gave conflicting testimony on the death of 20 year old Dorothy Thorknhsted in June 1965 at her Barkhamsted home. Pathologist Dr Lincoln Opper said strangulation while medical examiner Dr Owen Murphy believed the victim died from a blow with an instrument. A toaster cord was found around the neck and injuries included a four pound hammer and a nine pound rock used in the attack. The trial alleges Harold Solberg of Hartland killed Mrs Thomp son and the case involved Ag nes Thompson the mother in law. The warrant against her was withdrawn and she was cleared in a second inquest after a piggy bank was found and Solberg was arrested for the killing.
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Short Circuit Triggers Firemen at Notre Dame Boys High
Fire department dispatched from two companies to Notre Dame Boys High School on Park Avenue yesterday at 3 45 p m when a circuit short in a light fixture caused minor damage. Firemen reported no injuries.
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