Our Place debuts in CBS summer lineup with mixed social bite
TV critic notes CBS new summer variety Our Place features the Doodletown Pipers with Burns and Schreiber and Carol Burnett. An integrated dance number signals desegregation progress though lack of a clear focal point hurts the premiere. The standout is a Negro singer among the group with star potential. Burnett’s bits amuse but some sketches miss humor especially the flower child love-in segment.
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New Family Accidental Family Becomes NBC Sitcom Title
A widower on a farm gains new responsibilities when his son moves in, the NBC fall situation comedy formerly titled Every where a Chick Chick now known as Accidental Family. The premise echoes CBSs Family Affair with orphans joining a bachelor relative.
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TV Schedule Fragments From Early Broadcast List
A garbled timetable shows multiple shows and times including World turns, Let's Make Deal, Dream Girl, Movie, House Party, Doctors, Secret Storm, Match Game and Dating Game. The fragmentary OCR lists programs and times without clear sequencing or dates.
Shriver Battles Congress Over OEO Future
Sargent Shriver warns the war on poverty may fail as Congress debates the Office of Economic Opportunity funding and possible dismantling proposals. He cites budget gaps, partisan pressure, and a GOP plan to replace OEO with a three member White House council while stressing the agency’s central role in coordinating antipoverty efforts.
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United Network Plans August Resumption Of Broadcasts
New York United television network says it will resume operations in August after suspending its only program on June 1 following a month of broadcasting.
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Four More Radium Needles Found In Transit
Four of the 17 radium needles bound for New York have been recovered. One needle was found in Elkhart Indiana and three in Los Angeles. The needles, platinum cased with 10 milligrams radium each, caused severe burns if mishandled. The recovered set reduces missing needles to four. Continuous searches followed Geiger counter readings in Los Angeles and Elkhart yards.
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North Koreans Kill 10 From South in Ambush
North Korea attacked South Korean troops near the demilitarized zone injuring five soldiers and killing seven while ten North Koreans were reported killed in related clashes. The incidents occurred as U.S. Vice President Humphrey and other leaders visited Seoul for President Park Chung Hee’s inauguration. Subsequent protests erupted as students accused the election of rigging.
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Glassboro residents seek rush trip to Russia exchange
Glassboro NJ residents ask President Johnson for immediate help to finance a three week trip to Russia for 100 townspeople under the mutual educational and cultural exchange act. A 17 member Citizens Committee telegram cites funding availability and cites Brandeis Dean Leonard Zion and Glassboro State College president Dr Thomas Robinson.
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Congo asks Algeria to extradite Tshombe for trial
The Congo government requests Algeria hand over ex Premier Moise Tshombe to Kinshasa to face treason and subversion charges. Tshombe, in exile after a 1961 Katanga secession and a 1966 return, was aboard a hijacked plane landing near Algiers.
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