Interview with Ed Sullivan a relaxed, candid TV icon
New York AP reports Ed Sullivan, long a TV staple, speaks freely about his career, marriages, and the era of variety shows. He reflects on early memories of Toast of the Town, the shift to movies, and the strain of life off air while signaling plans for CBS specials and a reluctance to retire.
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Sylvia
Molly
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Sylva
Sullivan
High Speed Trains Set For Midwest
Amtrak announced it will lease two French high speed turbine trains and acquire two others from United Aircraft for service on Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis Chicago routes. The trains, turbo powered with 125 mph design and 170 mph test speeds, aim to boost non electric, high performance service with no immediate track changes planned.
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Roger Lewis
National Railroad Passenger Corp
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Caution Urged on Studies Toward Test Tube Babies
Washington UPI report recounts calls at an AAAS meeting to proceed cautiously with genetic research for potential test tube babies and gene therapy. Experts warn of future cloning, altering human embryos, and creating superhumans, urging societal debate and international controls while acknowledging possible disease-fighting benefits.
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UPI
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Harold Green
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Robert Martin
National Institutes of Health
Technicians End Strike at CBS
New York AP reports that a seven week CBS technicians strike ended as the IBEW narrowly approved a three year contract. The nationwide vote was 561 to 509 in favor with wage boosts of 5.5 percent each year. Spokesman Art Korff provided no further contract details.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Art Korff
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Two Found Dead In Parked Davenport Car
Two Davenport teenagers Gary Ringenberg and Deborah Vogel were found dead in a garage with the car engine running. Authorities report death by asphyxiation. The bodies were discovered Thursday morning by Lamont Ringenberg, father of the deceased. Scott County Medical Examiner Dr Rollin Perkins confirmed the cause.
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Gary Ringenberg
Deborah Vogel
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Lamont Ringenberg
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Rollin Perkins
Announcement Stops Shoppers in Mid-Grad Great Neck
In Great Neck New York the Arbaham and Straus department store froze post Christmas crowd as a public address urged two minutes of silence for Harry Triman. Shoppers paused mid-take, stunned by the quiet moment before resuming the hunt for prize tags.
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Arbaham & Straus Department
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Iowa soil law questioned after REAP termination
Waterloo official warns that President Nixon’s REAP shutdown invalidates Iowa soil conservancy. Buckmaster urges reinstatement and state matching funds to enlarge REAP, arguing erosion control and water pollution prevention rely on federally funded soil conservation programs. He cites the state law requiring 76 percent cost coverage for enforcement and notes farmers cannot bear costs alone.
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Iowa
Nixo
Robert Buckmaster
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Buckmaster
Jenkins Urges Heath to Speak on Vietnam Bombing
London telegram reporting former Labour deputy leader Jenkins pressing Prime Minister Heath to condemn the United States bombing of North Vietnam as one of the most cold blooded actions in recent history.
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Hoy Jenkins
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Labor Party
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See Higher Ulster Strife To Hirher Plan for Peace
Belfast security officials forecast widespread violence and nonviolent demonstrations after New Year to block Britain's upcoming peace plan for Northern Ireland. A white paper detailing governance, proportional representation, and border guarantees was expected in January, with London retaining control of security. Officials warned of mass marches bombings shootings and assassinations aimed at delaying the plan.
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