Those Great Old Movies vs Late-Night TV Debate
A Hampton Bays reader laments the decline of classic films on late night TV and urges keeping enduring movies like Dracula and Frankenstein. The piece contrasts old movie stars with current talk and variety hosts, arguing timeless power of cinematic legends over late night hosts. Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford appear on NBC Today to discuss the next day’s All-Star game.
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James Stewart
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Judd renamed Judd for the Defense on ABC TV
ABC TV has retitled its fall legal drama from Judd to Judd for the Defense. The one hour series centers on an attorney and premier details remain to be announced.
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Judd
Action in Arabia and Detroit Sports Briefs
A clipped OCR note records a 12:45 start for three films or events and a 1:30 post time. Entries show Boston and Detroit connections with multiple listings including Detroit and Boston matchups and a 7 and 9 marking. The fragment hints at a historical schedule or telecast card with venues and times.
State Raises Delayed By Long Iowa Session
DES MOINES AP The state payroll for about 15 000 employees will be delayed two weeks as the legislature ran late and the new fiscal year began before July 22. Raises averaging 5 percent were to start with July 22 pay, but the Aug. 7 payroll will replace it. Gov. Hugues plans a fishing trip delaying signing of most appropriation bills. Welfare checks totaling about 24 000 were also delayed, with some 11 500 aid to dependent children checks still not mailed.
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CORE Drops Multiracial Phrase from CORE Bylaws
In Oakland California the Congress of Racial Equality CORE replaces multiracial membership with a declaration that CORE is a mass membership organization for implementing black power for black people. Rev Donald Bauer a Syracuse priest says a stricter version was defeated.
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Whooper Chick Hatches at San Antonio Zoo
AP reports Rosie and Crip the San Antonio zoo whooping crane pair hatched a chick two days early. The birth ends over a decade of failed attempts to breed a baby whooper at the zoo. The birds were rescued in the wild and brought to captivity as crane populations dwindled to 45 wild birds and 12 in captivity prior to the hatch.
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Boy Dies of Tractor Accident in Mitchell County Farm
Nathan Wilde seven died from injuries after a tractor overturned in the driveway of the Clarence Wilde farm. Dwight Wilde fourteen sustained minor injuries while Lorid Oris fourteen drove the vehicle. The brothers were hospitalized in Osage and Rochester, Minnesota, before the death.
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Congress Says Vietnam War Costs Were Understated
A congressional unit reports that Vietnam war costs for the just ending fiscal year will double the administration’s figures, warning that the trend may outrun estimates next year. It cites a rough $21.8 billion projection for the year starting July 1, 1967, with possible increases and evidence of understatements in official figures.
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Budget Forecast and Vietnam War Spending in 1966
A 1966 report argues that a tax increase or spending cuts would have been likely if the spring outlook had been clearer. Instead, policy relied too much on restrictive monetary policy, slowing housing, increasing budget burdens, and higher interest rates. Vietnam spending was projected at 105 billion dollars, later revised toward 19.9 to 20.4 billion as bills added up, with a preliminary tally due by July 20. The prior year assumed the war would end by June 1967.
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Half Negroes Enrolled To Vote in 5 States
The Justice Department reports more than half of eligible Black voters in Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina are registered. Estimated Negro registration across the five states reaches 1.25 million, reflecting a 78 percent rise in 22 months since voting rights act passage.
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Idle State Funds to Earn 42 Percent Rate in July
Des Moines AP reports State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg will invest over 60 million dollars of temporarily idle state funds under a new law. Commissioner Lorne Worthington and State Banking Supt. John Chrystal set a 42 percent rate to be earned on state deposits starting July, with monthly rate adjustments. Local government deposits may earn no more than one percent below this level.
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John Chrystal
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Franzenburg
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Eldon Holcomb
Alligator Attacks Boy During Canal Swim in Florida
An 11 year old boy was attacked by a 12 foot alligator while swimming in a shallow canal in Okeechobee Florida. The creature bit both legs below the knees as three friends intervened and beat it off.
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