Griffin expands output as Merv Griffin show marks two years
Television notes report Merv Griffin’s two year hosting milestone and upcoming April launches of two new packaged series, One in A Million and Talk It Up, adding to Jeopardy Reach for the Stars and the Griffin show. Morley Safer discusses Vietnam war reporting with Kurtal, detailing harsh conditions and vivid battlefield memories. B.F. Goodrich plans eight ABC color actuality broadcasts including Hall of Kings and Ivan Ivanovich, The Beautiful Blue and Red Danube, War in the Skies, The World of Mark Twain, One Night Stand and another fall program.
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11 30 3 Movie Citizen Kane Freeing Ze Bolden
Fragmented OCR text mentions a 11 30 time and film titles including Citizen Kane and Captain Nice. Details are unclear and no coherent event or person list is readable.
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Look Magazine Sues World Journal Tribune Over Embargo
Owners of Look magazine and author William Manchester sue the New York World Journal Tribune for over 700000 alleging publication of Look’s Death of a President serialization seven hours before release. They claim more than 300 words of direct quotes and seek an injunction pending suit.
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Motive Elusive In Slaying Of Prominent Saginaw Couple
State police pursued a secretive investigation into the slayings of Dr Archer Adams Claytor and his wife Marie at their Saginaw home. Investigators found no motive and noted hands tied, shots to the head, a muffling pillow, and no forced entry. A large cash stash near the husband and untouched narcotics bags suggest the crime may not have been robbery.
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Kansans Seek Greenwich Time Uproar in Kansas House
A Kansas House resolution proposes shifting the state to Greenwich Time to ensure uniform time across locales. Reps Ross Doyen and Ernest Unruh say localities would set business and school hours, amid debates over Daylight Saving time under a new federal mandate.
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RANGO Disguises as Outlaw on KCRG Channel 9
An episode of RANGO airs at 8:00 PM Friday on KCRG TV Channel 9 in color, featuring the hero in disguise as an outlaw.
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Fund Drive Planned for New California Governor House
California governor Ronald Reagan and his wife oppose living in the 89 year old Sacramento mansion call it a fire trap. A group led by Henry Salvatori plans a public subscription to fund a new governor residence on a site near the American River with a target of up to 400000 dollars.
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Late Draft Report On Selective Service To Johnson
The National Commission on Selective Service will deliver a voluminous study of the draft to President Johnson within two weeks, after being ordered to report by January 1. Officials say they are late but not embarrassed, with key decisions reached in December and early January and the writing delayed by reviews.
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Ruby’s Brain Tumor Reveals Hidden Cancer Link
Autopsy findings reported by the Dallas News show Jack Ruby had a brain tumor of the same type found elsewhere in his body. Ruby, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, died January 3 from a lung obstruction due to a blood clot, with lung cancer listed as a secondary cause of death.
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Stamp Sells for 35000 in Auction
New York AP reports the highest price for a U S postage stamp. A collector paid 35000 for one of three known 1869 invert? center stamps. The unused 15 cent brown and blue Columbus issue was bought by Raymond Weill of New Orleans.
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Space Engineers Convene Moonshot Program Review
At SPACE CENTER Houston NASA summons Apollo program engineers and contractors to assess moonshot progress after the Apollo 1 fire. Testing in pure oxygen is temporarily paused as a precaution, not an admission of probable cause. The meeting will discuss aspects of the fatal accident without detailing its cause.
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Disney Plans Glass Domed City in Florida Complex
Walt Disney Productions announced a world changing project to build a glass domed city amid Disney World in central Florida. The plan envisions a 43 square mile development with a $75 million initial city cost and a $100 million entertainment complex. Roy Disney outlined the proposal to officials and business leaders as Gov. Kirk projected the venture could yield $6.6 billion in state benefits over 10 years. Construction would start on the entertainment portion within three years and would proceed for about a quarter century.
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Senate Adopts Tax Share Plan Resolution in Iowa
The Iowa Senate passed a resolution urging Congress to create a federal state tax sharing plan. Senate Majority Leader Andrew Frommelt proposed consolidating federal aid for specific purposes, and the chamber adopted his amendment by voice vote after substituting it for the house measure. Governor Hughes supported tax sharing in principle but noted congressional indifference to such resolutions.
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Soviet to Withdraw About 50,000 Troops from East Europe
Diplomatic sources report the Soviet Union told Warsaw Pact allies it will pull roughly 50,000 troops from Eastern Europe, about 10 percent, to reinforce Soviet defenses along the Chinese border. Unconfirmed circulation says more Soviet units may move eastward through Poland. experts estimate 500,000 Soviets in Eastern Europe, with 300,000 under arms in the East European states.
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RANGO Pretends He Is a Fancy Dan Outlaw
A TV listing shows Rango performing as a pretend fancy outlaw on Friday night at 8:00 in color on Channel 9.
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