NET eyes eastern link for a 2 million annual TV deal
National Educational Television plans a seven day a week national chain linking about 60 eastern stations via interconnection with telephone companies The project aims to raise about 2 million annually from philanthropic sources and to start by year end 1966 The effort would include regular news analysis rather than live spot coverage and would extend to the West Coast if funded.
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Shindis and Munsters Rugby Data Listed in Club Notes
Fragmentary ledger style entry records matchups and times for Shindis 2 Munsters 7, Daniel Boone and Schunsters pairings, plus several Days of Lives events and House Party sessions. Mentions doctors and password items with times like 1:30 and 2 o’clock.
Polish Defector Says Life Felt Endangered in Poland
Anatol Slavinski, a 25 year old Polish interpreter with the International Control Commission, said he defected on December 31 after overhearing Polish officers discuss ways to remove him. He escaped to Saigon and sought American citizenship, fearing for his life though hoping U.S. protection. His wife remains in Moscow.
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Poland
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Kennedy undergoes brief heart stoppage but okay
Palm Beach AP reports former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy suffered a brief loss of consciousness when his heart stopped for a moment while at his oceanfront winter home. Doctors say no serious damage and he will resume normal activities. he is able to converse but cannot move without assistance.
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Baker arraignment set for Jan. 20 in tax case
Washington AP reports Bobby Baker, former secretary to Senate Democrats, was indicted on nine counts of tax evasion and related offenses. He faces up to 48 years in prison and $47,000 in fines. Baker declined comment, directing questions to his lawyers.
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Che Guevara’s Father Sees New Global Revolution
Buenos Aires AP report cites Ernesto Guevara Lynch saying revolution now thrives without mass uprisings, driven by elite leadership and international interference. He notes shifts in warfare with guerrillas and infiltrators as pivotal factors in the nuclear era.
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Buenos Aires
Ernesto
Che” Guevade
Noted trial lawyer William Daugherty dies at 87
William Daugherty 87 a prominent defense attorney in Pikeville Kentucky died Wednesday. He defended in more than six hundred murder cases and was a fixture in the legal community for decades.
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Commerce Unit Counsel Quits Iowa Commission
John Goen resigned Wednesday as chief counsel for the Iowa commerce commission after nearly three years in the post. He will join a private law firm in Dyersville, and no immediate successor was named.
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Iowa Commerce Commission
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Rep Mackay Drafts Bill for National Traffic Safety Administration
Decatur Georgia Representative Mackay plans to introduce a congressional bill by February 1 to establish a national traffic safety administration. The note mentions Jeff Stone as a city councilman and references a Donna Reed Show airing on KCRG TV Channel 9 Thursday at 7 pm.
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Donna Reed
Kcrg-Tv
John Russell
War of nerves ends in endurance, not final victory
An analysis argues that America's costly effort in Vietnam is shifting from seeking outright victory to a prolonged endurance contest. The author contends Ho Chi Minh must be convinced the US will not accept defeat, framing the struggle as a war of nerves waged with human lives.
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Center For the Study of
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