One Man Shows and Bogart Projects Dominate TV Plans
CBS pursues Max Adrian one man show An Evening with CBS opening Broadway Oct 2. HBO and ABC weigh Bogart projects with Vid makers and Lauren Bacall voicing concerns. Dr Solomon Simonson’s Crisis In TV criticizes taste and propaganda while urging individual program choice.
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Night of Franks and Flintstones Scores A Puzzle
A jumble lists matchups and scores including Frankenstein and Flintstones games with varied results. Other entries mention Tom and Jerry Animal Secrets and diverse titles. The block reads like a compiled sports and entertainment index with no clear narrative.
22 Die After Indonesian Airliner Fire
An Indonesian airliner caught fire shortly after landing in North Celebes, killing 22 of the 57 people aboard. Police and air authorities investigated the blaze as survivors were treated for burns.
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Military rule of civilians staged in Vietnam dispute
Washington officials briefed that the State Department paused a Defense proposal to place American civilians in Vietnam under military jurisdiction. Sources cite differing views among departments and existing protests by reporters in Vietnam as the matter undergoes review. The 1950 Korea war era law may apply, placing civilians with U.S. troops under military justice.
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Nip Bond Issue Sparks Tent Class Plan in Calipatria
Failure of a 1.3 million dollar school bond by 27 votes forces about 500 pupils from Calipatria high and Bonita elementary to attend classes in tents. Supt. James A. Stevens asks the army and national guard for large tents to house five high school classes and moves seventh and eighth graders to Niland nine miles away. Temporary tents will be used while portable classrooms are pursued.
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Senate Defeats Dirksen Plan to End Co Sponsorship
Senate rejected 48 to 18 an attempt by Republican Leader Dirksen to end multi sponsorship of Senate bills. Dirksen denounced the practice as lobbying at its worst and said it created fear in senators who signed without knowing a measure. Senator Miller urged reading a bill before signing.
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Six Children Hurt by Wind at Worcester School Yard
In Worcester Massachusetts six children were injured at recess when a wind blown ventilator cap struck the yard. Ten year old Sarah Mullaney was knocked unconscious while the others sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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McNamara Identifies 50 Cities for Potential ABM System
Defense Secretary McNamara names 50 U S cities for possible ABM deployment in two plan options light defense covering 25 cities and heavier defense adding 25 more with costs 12 and 22 billion dollars respectively. He notes global foes Moscow and broader protection issues while acknowledging limited practicality and higher costs.
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South Dakota Senate Floor Action On Daylight Saving Time Exemption
A bill to exempt South Dakota from Daylight Saving time won committee approval and moved to the senate floor. South Dakota has observed Standard Time since the end of World War II.
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Regents Reject Tuition Plan at University of California
California Regents vote to keep tuition free at least through summer 1968 amid budget disputes with Governor Reagan. They postpone final tuition decision to April and order a plan for aid, while seeking 264 million from the state and funding 225 million in operations. The move includes admitting more students, limiting admissions, and studying tuition impact. The university serves 90 000 students across nine campuses.
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Hoffa Wins Bid For Single Teamsters Bargaining Session
Washington AP reports President Hoffa and trucking company reps continued talks on a national labor contract. A dispute over separate talks with two employer groups or a single joint session ended with Hoffa securing one combined bargaining gathering.
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Mrs. Dederer Pushes 18 Year Vote Amendment
Rep Minnette Dederer of Iowa City seeks to keep alive a proposed constitutional amendment granting 18 year olds the right to vote. The house committee postponed the measure 13 to 5, but she plans to ask members to send it back to committee for further consideration before Monday.
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Conquest the aspirin for arthritis
A Whitehall Laboratories aspirin for arthritis uses micronization to create 100 times smaller particles. The faster dissolving action aims for quicker pain relief and reduced stomach irritation, with free samples offered by mail from Whitehall Laboratories.
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