Love Is a Many Splendored Thing premieres on CBS TV
Irna Phillips discusses the September 18 CBS debut of Love Is a Many Splendored Thing a daytime serial about a race issue a nun and a Catholic family. Phillips notes her long career from Painted Dreams to As the World Turns and details her background education and writing process.
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Passwords and Match Game Style TV Lineup Notes
A garbled listing shows a string of game show and TV program titles such as Password Match Game The Newlywed Game and CBS News entries mixed with stray letters and numbers indicating a schedule or cue list for a network lineup. The text reads like OCR artifacts from a page segment.
Tito Goes to Arab World to Mediate Israeli Conflict
Yugoslav President Tito begins visits to Egypt Syria and Iraq to urge realism in seeking a political solution to the June war deadlock over Israeli territory. He aims to secure a viable peace formula while navigating Arab disputes and Nasser’s resistance to compromise.
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Peking Releases Soviet Freighter After Crew Release
The Soviet merchant ship Svirsk left Dairen under escort after China freed its captain and three crewmen. Seven tugboats with Red Guards escorted the battered vessel, which bore anti-Soviet inscriptions. All crew were aboard as the ship headed to Vladivostok amid a Kosygin Chou dispute.
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Edwin Polka Tops Gladiolus Show at Alltowa Fair
Edwin Polka of Tama claimed the grand champion single spike while Albert Gruber of Davenport took the champion three spike in the Alltowa fair Gladiolus show. Kohl Marion and Hecht Belle Plaine won small class titles, Novotny Cedar Rapids swept basket and vase grand and reserve. Truesdell Cedar Rapids swept sweepstakes with six blues. Rosella Richardson Ely and Wilbur Feild Cedar Rapids led two first-place arrangements.
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Doctor Honored by President Is Dead
Newton Massachusetts Dr Walter Blanchard 64 longtime Newton physician and 1965 National Award recipient from the President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped died after a long illness He served 25 years as a physician in Newton before becoming medical director at Raytheon Company in 1956
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Wage gains lead building trades to 19 year high
Labor Department reports building trades workers saw a 3.6 percent second quarter wage rise to an average of 4.85 dollars per hour. The gain reflects new spring contracts and marks a 5.6 percent year over year rise since July 1966.
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Driver Killed by Prankster on I 93 Bridge
Three water filled bags dropped from a bridge over Interstate 93 near Salem New Hampshire shattered a car windshield just before midnight. The driver died from throat injuries caused by broken glass. Police search for the prankster responsible.
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Strikes Accepted As Normal Means in Communist Yugoslavia
In Belgrade and Zagreb unions push for wage gains and better conditions as strikes become a normal tool. Dead is Paul Bureaud, 19, of Lincoln, who died after stopping a car. Kathleen Johnson, 20, suffers neck cuts. In Warsaw, 250 workers protest at an electrical plant over a manager’s suspension, winning a review promise.
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Romney's Final Push for Nomination Seems Begun
Romney signals readiness to seek the 1968 Republican nomination after a weekend gathering with supporters Nelson Rockefeller John Chafee and William Scranton on Mackinac Island He plans a September three week Europe trip possibly incl Soviet Union and Middle East while postponing formal announcement.
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Mich
George Romney
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Romney seeks nomination amid health notes and endorsements
The report notes Romney intends to pursue the nomination with Dwight D. Eisenhower and Rockefeller endorsing him. Gov. Romney remains hospitalized nine days after illness while officials discuss discharge timing. Mentions of channel programming and longstanding support from Chafee and Rockefeller accompany the political update.
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Reed General Hospital
Sound of Music Tunes To Make a Library Quieter
Pennsylvania State University officials plan a silent friendly sound system in Pattee Library to play unobtrusive show tunes and light classics in the undergraduate wing. The aim is to curb distracting noise as the fall term begins.
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Pennsylvania State University
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