ABC Advances On TV Coverage And New Fall Plans
ABC announces five hour daytime blocks for senate hearings coverage and strengthens push in entertainment and public affairs. Robert Goulet to star in 90 minute Brigadoon adaptation on ABC TV, first Lerner Loewe musical on network TV. John F. White says NET color programs and interconnection by fall 1967. Lee J Cobb exits NBC Virginian. NBC Today to visit colonial Williamsburg.
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Calif GOP snubs Reagan as George Christopher touted
In San Francisco the California Republican League endorsed former San Francisco Mayor George Christopher for governor over Ronald Reagan amid divisions in the state party. Reagan refused a brief unscheduled talk after missing a prior speaking slot, joking that others should know what he looks like now.
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Rhodesia Oil Flows Overland Amid California GOP Endorsement
The Rand Daily Mail reports Rhodesia is receiving 140000 to 160000 gallons of oil daily by overland routes from South Africa, aided by California Republicans backing Reagan. The endorsement follows a Goldwater campaign network and mentions support from the California Republican Assembly and United Republicans of California.
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Israeli Citizen Named New York City Administrator
An Israeli citizen, Nachman Bench, was named deputy city administrator by Mayor John Lindsay. Bench, a computer programming expert born in Haifa, would oversee systems analysis across departments, after checks found no legal barriers to a resident alien taking the post.
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Hope for Iraqi Stability Rises After Aref Selection
Baghdad reports Major General Abdel Rahman Aref named to succeed his slain brother Abdel Salam Aref as president after a cabinet and defense council vote. The unanimous decision, following the state funeral, aims to steady Iraq’s new regime amid a power struggle.
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Tristan Natives Leave Tristan da Cunha for Britain
Thirty six island families from Tristan da Cunha sailed from Cape Town aboard the Cape Town Castle seeking work and schooling in Britain. About 20 islanders remain on the South Atlantic volcanic island after the exodus that followed the 1961 eruption and two years in England.
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Soviet May Day Slogans Promote Peace and China Rethink
Moscow issues revised May Day greetings showing friendlier posture toward the West and dropping Red China from the top slogans. The slogans emphasize peace abroad and domestic economic reforms while urging Vietnam to resolve its issues independently. Channel 9 ties news to Oscar night.
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Goldwater Charges Johnson Politics in Vietnam War
Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of keeping the Vietnam war at a low level to protect Democratic seats in the fall elections. He said the U.S. should use full military power and warned ongoing civil disturbances may reflect Communist influence. Stennis urged stronger action to win, while both senators said withdrawal should follow a request from a freely elected Saigon government.
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Sam Advises Doctor to End Partnership
LAFF A DAY style gag shows Sam telling a punchline about visiting a doctor for a neck crick who advises dissolving their partnership. The strip relies on a humorous misreading of medical advice and business terms for a quick setup and payoff.
China Frees 57 Convicted War Criminals
The New China news agency said on Saturday that Communist China pardoned and released 57 convicted war criminals who turned over a new leaf.
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