Ed Sullivan Show 15th Anniversary Plans Revealed
Bob Precht describes CBS 90 minute anniversary special for The Ed Sullivan Show to be filmed in a bare studio with old acts revived and new segments including dramatic pieces stand-up routines and travelogue. He also outlines pilots in development from Sylvan Productions including Love in the Twentieth Volunteers The Hook and Lovable Louie.
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Ten Minute Brawl Shakes Japanese Parliament
A 10 minute brawl erupted in a Tokyo parliamentary committee with Socialist members attacking chairman Tadanori Nagayama as he announced approved bills. Tables toppled and curtains torn amid clashes. the Liberal Democrats hold a strong lower house majority, signaling passage for the contested bills.
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Sulzberger Named President and Publisher of New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger aged 37 was elected president and publisher of the New York Times to succeed the late Orvil Dryfoos who died May 25. Announcement came from his father Arthur Hays Sulzberger board chairman. Sulzberger was serving as assistant treasurer of the Times Co.
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Plea for Race Displays End Turns Down
James Farmer says demonstrations for freedom should continue as peaceful protests. President Kennedy cautions against street protests that endanger lives and property while supporting peaceful communication and petitions. Roy Wilkins notes demonstrations under free speech but urges response to current conditions. Guichard Parris rejects armistice as demonstrations have not stopped Congress from acting.
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Kennedy Praises West Virginia in Centennial Rites
President Kennedy spoke to about 10 000 West Virginians under rain soaked umbrellas at the state capitol centennial ceremony. He praised West Virginia for rising from federal attention to 30th in 1963 while noting unemployment remains high and urging continued progress.
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Justice White Quips On Scarcity of Bibles
Supreme Court Justice Byron White joked at a swearing in that he had to borrow the Bible because Potter Stewart’s was the only one left in the Supreme Court. Stewart dissented in the ruling barring Bible reading in public schools. White administered the oath to William H. Orrick Jr. of the Justice Department Antitrust Division.
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Rioting in Savannah Leaves Police and Whites Injured
In Savannah Georgia hundreds of African Americans were detained after a night of rioting that wounded a policeman and three white men. Tear gas dispersed crowds as 52 state troopers aided local police amid escalating anti segregation demonstrations.
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Vere Cady to Lead Cedar Rapids School Advisory Unit
Vere Cady of 4520 Ozark street NE was elected chairman of the advisory committee for the distributive education program in Cedar Rapids Community Schools. Ted Kooser of 501 Twenty ninth street NE was named to a two year term. Four men, Gordon Larson, Charles Gardner, L H Cerney, and Ralph Kuehl, were elected to three year terms on the committee.
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Baby Dies in Greenville Crib Tragedy
In Greenville Iowa five month old Kevin Dean Grimm, son of Mr and Mrs Dean Grimm, died Tuesday when his head became wedged between the mattress and crib side. Clay County coroner Dr L F Frink ruled the death a suffocation.
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