Funt reshapes Tell It to the Camera for deeper, location driven humor
Allen Funt defends and reshapes his show Tell It to the Camera after critics and mail pressure. He outlines four changes: more depth and mobility with 75 percent location shoots, a moving camera acting as a participant, a bright feature girl, and segments on unsung workers plus a sustained focus on one person per piece.
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Hazel and Friends on a 1950s TV Schedule Mix
A fragmentary TV grid shows Hazel episodes and game shows including Let’s Make a Deal and House Party. The listing includes names Hazel, Mr Cartoon, Lisa Howard, and various times, suggesting a local guide with mixed program entries.
President Johnson Seeks New York Victory Ties
In New York City for a 29 hour visit Johnson seeks New York's 43 electoral votes by meeting with the President's club of New York and addressing the Kennedy Foundation dinner. He vows to finish JFK's fight against foes of the nation and lauds the Kennedys' public service and sacrifice.
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Slipyj Becomes First Major Archbishop in Catholic Church
Vatican confirms Archbishop Jose Slipyj of Ukraine is named the first major archbishop by Pope Paul VII. Slipyj, released from an 18 year Siberian labor camp last year, received the title created in 1957 by Pope Pius XII.
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Dragged to Death in Front of Bus Kills 10-Year-Old
In New York, Douglas Johnson, 10, was dragged 50 feet after his foot caught in a bus door. He died under a rear wheel as the door freed.
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Fatigue Cap Change Costly Says Gallagher
Rep Corne lius Gallagher cites GAO findings that the army’s switch to baseball style fatigue caps has cost taxpayers 1 168 635 since 1957 and calls the headgear functionally inadequate due to special laundering needs. He urged retention of the World War II era Sad Sack cap.
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U S Presses Russia on Nuclear Transfer Ban at Geneva
The United States urged Russia to join in an immediate declaration banning the transfer of nuclear weapons to nonnuclear nations at Geneva. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin ignored the proposal and attacked West Germany, drawing a sharp rebuke.
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Agency Director Accuses Opponent of Returning Cold War Mood
William Foster, director of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, accuses an unnamed figure of attempting to return the Cold War to the conference room in debate over arms policy.
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Aguinaldo Dies at 94, Filipino Leader of Two Wars
Manila reports Gen Emilio Aguinaldo, celebrated Philippine hero who led peasants against Spain in 1896 and resisted the United States, has died at age 94. He endured near blindness and immobility in later years and saluted independence day in 1946 by removing a mourning black bow tie.
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Policemen’s Slayer Held After Chicago Arrest
Chicago police captured Seaman Smith, 31, an ex convict from West Los Angeles, suspected of killing two Los Angeles officers in a department store. A clerk and another officer were wounded as Smith tried to cash a payroll check before fleeing across the country via Denver where a rented car was obtained. FBI traced his route.
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Great Stars and Films on Channel 9 Tonight Schedule
Channel 9 airs first run movies this weekend with Friday 10 30 PM Saturday 9 30 PM and Sunday 10 PM showings featuring top actors and new releases.
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House Burns Near Rockwell During Firemen's Ball
While Mr and Mrs Richard Brown attended the Rockwell volunteer fire department ball a two story farm home about three miles northwest of Rockwell burned. A double garage also burned with undetermined origin. No occupants were home and no injuries reported. Rockwell fire department standby crew responded. Brown estimated the loss at 15000 dollars.
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