Television Today Highlights Global NET Broadcast
NET and 14 nations produced a two hour, ad free global program with segments on food production living spaces sports and arts. The broadcast reached 26 countries and aimed to show non commercial public television’s interconnected reach, despite Cold War withdrawals. CBS aired The Warren Report special on Kennedy’s assassination led by Cronkite and Rather, with findings that Oswald fired the rifle three times from the book depository building.
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Iron Hors Felilgan Island Movie Tonight
Film listings show three titles including Invaders and Big Valle Movies. Candid Camera and Gillians Island appear in the schedule with showtimes tonight.
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Johnson Kosygin talks end at Glassboro amid hopeful peace sights
The second day of talks between President Johnson and Premier Kosygin at Glassboro featured private sessions, tough lines on Middle East preconditions, and a possible path to a broader disarmament framework. The leaders spoke of future steps while noting Vietnam and Arab tensions.
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Klan Burns Five Blue U N Flags At Rally
Five blue United Nations flags and a 50 foot cross were burned at a Ku Klux Klan rally along the Mississippi river near Baton Rouge. About 500 people attended and cheered as the flags burned. Leaders Jack Helm of New Orleans and Jack Cannon of Beaumont spoke, denouncing the United Nations and vowing to defend the American flag.
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Stanley enters 1968 race for U S Senate in Iowa
Muscatine lawyer Ed Failor will manage the Stanley campaign with Verne Martin heading state organization. Stanley, born in Dubuque and a 1933 Iowa law graduate, announced in Des Moines projecting Iowa needs a senator who stays in touch with the people and fights corruption in Washington.
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Carmichael Leads Roxbury March for Black Power Rally
Carmichael spoke at Franklin field where 400 marched five miles. A band led the parade as participants laughed, waved, and chanted Black power and antiwar slogans. Signs urged Black communities to gain economic control and protect youth.
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Carmichael Speech Halts By Rain At Atlanta Rally
The crowd chanted antiwar slogans echoing Ali as Carmichael spoke. rain forced the halt and dispersal. He had just been released from Atlanta jail after posting a $1000 bond following a loitering conviction for refusing police orders to move on. In Dixie Hills on June 18, the incident mirrored ongoing protests and civil rights tensions. A TV listing notes The Red Danube movie at 9 PM on KCRG.
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Japan Bar Group Says CIA Funded Aid
The Japan Federation of Bar Associations announced it received $7 777 from an American group funded by the CIA to publish bar seminar reports. Chairman Iwakichi Wajima of Osaka Bar Association said the aid from the Asian Foundation was being cut off.
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Garber Post Office to Advertise for New Quarters
Washington AP says Rep. John Culver announces the post office department will advertise for bids to secure larger quarters for the Garber Iowa post office. Bids will be posted June 30 and opened August 1 in St. Louis.
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