NBC develops 70 projects for 1966 67 season TV slate
NBC plans 70 projects for 1966 67 including two prison series Stone Walls Do Not and My Brother s Keeper plus The Commandos Bodyguard So This Is Venus The New People and other pilots. The piece also covers Flipper production disputes and Lee Loevinger criticism of FCC coverage in TV Guide headlines.
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Television Schedule Fragments From Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa
A garbled TV lineup lists KCRG Cedar Rapids and other stations with hourly programs including News Weather Sports and classic shows such as The Rifleman Peyton Place Petticoat Junction and McHale's Navy. The text reads like a partial grid of broadcast times and channel references.
Ten Injured in Collision Near La Porte City
Ten people were injured in a two car crash six miles south of LaPorte City. Michael Stover 18 rural LaPorte City drove one car with five youths. William Lowe Cedar Falls drove the other car with his wife and three children. Hospitalized in Vinton were Randy Alberts 14 and Greg Allers 16. Lowe and his baby son were at St. Francis Waterloo. Stover was not injured and charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Machinists End 36 Day Strike Against Aerojet General
The International Association of Machinists ended a 36 day strike at Aerojet General Corp southern California plants. Under a ratified contract by 6 to 1, about 1500 workers return to work with a 24 cent hourly raise in three installments before August 4 1968, plus cost of living and fringe benefits. The Los Angeles ratification does not bind 4500 Sacramento IAM members voting next. The company says average IAM wage at the three California facilities is 3.20 an hour.
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NAACP picks Atlantic City for 1968 convention
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold its 1968 convention in Atlantic City New Jersey rather than Birmingham Alabama after southern delegates sought Birmingham. The group ended its 56th Denver meeting with a plan to ask the United Nations ambassador to urge South American Asian and African nations to deny visas to Mormon missionaries over priesthood exclusions. A stronger anti Mormon resolution was defeated. In a separate note Burma's revolutionary government nationalized all missionary hospitals in Rangoon.
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Refugees Strain Vietnamese City Quiet Under Siege
Hal Boyle reports Qui Nhon in central Vietnam where refugees flood the city, now rebuilt but scarred by war. Civilians and Americans endure scarce food and shelter as Viet Cong activity and strategic bombings shape a fragile peace in Binh Dinh Province.
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Big Project To Free Anne Marie From Drain Pipe
Anne Marie Russillo a Fort Myer Officers Club child stuck her arm in a drain pipe at the pool. Lifeguards firemen and Washington police were called. Air hammers and tools freed the child then she and her Navy parents left the base with no injuries after about two and a half hours.
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France Presses Farm Policy Hold in Common Market Talks
Paris reports the French government delaying action with the five Common Market partners until a farm policy agreement is reached. Paris hints at possible withdrawal if ignored, while officials deny plans to pull out. France seeks compensation funds managed by national authorities rather than the Strasbourg assembly.
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Hail Damages Airliner In Texas Storm
An American Airlines jet sustained about $25 000 in damage from hail 60 miles east of Texarkana as a routine flight encountered a thunder storm. Crew members reported a shattered windshield radar dome and wing damage during landing in Dallas.
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France Withdraws from North Africa Relations Talks
French experts pulled out Monday from committee meetings on North Africa relations and trade regulations. Officials say the Common Market policy should continue but no new domains opened until farm policy is settled, with debate over farm compensation unresolved since the June 30 deadline.
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Conservatives in Japan Hold Edge in Upper House Election
In Japan the ruling conservatives remained the largest group in the 250 member upper house with 140 seats after Sundays vote though four seats shifted away. The Socialists gained eight seats bringing them to 3, while the Sakon Gakkai Buddhist party rose to 20 seats and the Communists to four. About 40 million voters participated, with 67 percent turnout across 127 seats contested. Party Chairman Sanzo Nozaka won a Tokyo seat in a prestige victory.
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Injuries Kill Cattle Breeder Dies After Crash
ATLANTIC AP Way dand Hopley Jr 70 a noted cattle breeder died in a Omaha hospital from injuries suffered in a traffic accident last week in Nebraska His son Wayland was in the car but escaped serious injury The report also references unrelated items about Seoul the United States and South Korea and a Bangkok note in a jumbled context.
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Communication The Greatest Power in Health and Science
The article explains that communication drives science, culture, and even bodily function via the nervous system. It asserts Newton’s discovery arose from sharing ideas and promotes chiropractic work restoring nerve flow to relieve headaches backaches and tension.
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