TV plans loom as 007 faces TV rights hurdles
New York analysis notes limited fall offerings despite Bond stardom with The Man from U N C L E failing to excite audiences. NBC weighing renewal for U N C L E while Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea gains traction. I Spy starring Robert Culp and Bill Cosby set for next season. CBS may launch Secret Agent with Patrick McGoohan if CBS renews The Entertainers. Lucy Ball’s future on Iucy show drives CBS negotiations ahead of next season. NBC taps ex labor rackets investigator for Huntley Brinkley reporting.
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Cosby
Pally Bergen
CBS
Selena Mead
U.S
Lucy Ball
Tenterhooks
Comedienne
Miss Ball
Lucy
Cbs-Tv
James T. Aubrey, Jr
TV Listings and Program Titles from February Schedule
The page shows a jumble of TV program titles and times including Valentine themed entries, My Three Sons, Bewitched, Juke Box Rhythm, Zane Grey Theater, Mare Lets Rock, Golf Classic, Bowling, Bible and World of Color and News the Movies Telechievers.
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Golf
Bowlingview Bible &—World of Color
Nat King Cole Eulogized by Benny at Los Angeles Service
Four hundred mourners attended Nat King Cole's funeral at St James Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. Jack Benny and Eddie Jessel eulogized him, praising his professional gifts and respect for others as Danny Thomas Peter Lawford Patricia Kennedy Lawford Dorothy Dandridge Ricardo Montalban and Stan Kenton watched from outside. The service featured Nature Boy and Answer Me My Love as tributes to Cole's twenty year hit career.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Nat King Cole
Jack Benny
Wilshire Boulevard
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Peter Lawford
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Dorothy Dandridge
Ricardo Montalban
Stan Kenton
Love
Cole
Samuel D'Amico
Benny and
Jessel
Benny
Nat 7 King Cole
St. John’s Hospital
Sen
Robert Kennedy
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Gov. Brown
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis, Jr
Frankie Laine
Jimmy Durante
Steve Allen
Billy Daniels
Count Basie
Milton Berle
Edward G. Robinson
George Burns
Johnny Mathis
Billy May
Senate approves gold backing bill by wide 74 to 7 vote
The Senate sent to President Johnson the bill to remove the 25 percent gold backing from Federal Reserve Bank deposits by a 74 to 7 vote. The measure, urged by the administration, would free about $5 billion in gold to meet foreign dollar redemptions if needed. The House had passed it February 9 as part of a broader legislative push.
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Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
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White House
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Death of Elkader Farmer Adolph Larson at 70
Adolph H. Larson 70 farmer and lifelong resident of Elkader died Thursday. Survived by wife Mary and seven children. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Highland Lutheran church Highland township. Friends may call at Witt's funeral home.
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Elkader
Adolph H.larson
Mary
Highland Lutheran Church
Highland Township
Witt
Iowa Senate sends public hearing on school standards
The senate schools committee scheduled a 2 p.m. Tuesday public hearing to set what standards Iowa will require for schools after the Iowa Supreme Court voided the previous Department of Public Instruction standards saying the department overstepped its authority. Committee Chairman John Kibbie noted the session is to collect opinions, not approve a proposal or revisit past actions. A TV listing for Who Has Seen the Wind? follows.
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Senate Schools Committee
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
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John Kibbie
D-Emmetsburg
Death Penalty Abolished in Iowa Legislature
Gov. Hughes hails the Iowa legislature action abolishing capital punishment as a milestone in state history. He commends the assembly for a courageous move toward a more humane and wholesome society despite ongoing debate.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Two DEW Line Bases Ordered Inactivated
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Twelfth naval district was advised Thursday by the department of defense to in activate 11 San Francisco based ships and 23 Matai based planes of the Distant Early Warning DEW lines.
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San Francisco
Twelfth Naval District
I Department of Defense
Ranger 7 Moon Impact Adjusted for Data Returns
Defense officials report Ranger 7 impact aimed at a Moon plain area near the Sea of Tranquility to save about 69 million dollars. Officials expect improved camera data from six TV cameras and anticipate a 1:57 a.m. PST impact after adjustments guided by tracking analysis.
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Defense Department
Eed
Harris Schuirmier
Tanger
Atlantic and Pacific
Rangj
Schuirmier
Pasadena
Ranger
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