Rosemont aims to burst TV with Rodgers and Hammerstein Carousel
New York producer Norman Rosemont plans a string of musical television events featuring Rodgers and Hammerstein Carousel as a two hour ABC special on May 7, following earlier Lerner and Loewe productions like Brigadoon. He cites audience draws of about 11 million per airing and touts pre released songs and strong revenues, while criticizing failed titles and noting ongoing projects including an Affair to Remember on Broadway and a Delta adaptation.
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Horse Racing Bill Stalls In Iowa Senate Committee
In Des Moines AP reports backers failed 6-7 to move a bill legalizing pari mutuel betting on horse racing to the senate floor. Six votes in favor fell short of the nine needed to exit committee. Key figures included Sen Don Murray and Sen John Kibbie with mixed reactions from others as the measure drew limited debate. Several names and votes across Ways and Means and Judiciary committees are noted.
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J Hoens Harte and Hooper Shine in Football Bowl Game
A garbled OCR item mentions players Hoen Harte and Hooper alongside Jerry, Sandy Koufax, and Serpa Anthology in a confusing sports note. The readable bits hint at a bowl game context and notable figures, but specifics remain unclear.
Four Year Draft Extension Urged in Senate Action
Washington AP report says the armed services committee unanimously approved a four year extension of the draft law with a lottery style selection. Induction would start with younger men at 19, with local boards retaining authority to register classify and induct. College deferments would continue until degrees or age 24. A lottery system could be used though concerns about inequities were raised.
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Russia ready for manned moonshot in 1968 says UPI source
Atlanta based UPI report cites Dr. Charles Sheldon II of the Library of Congress forecasting a Soviet circumlunar flight in 1968. He links Soyuz 1 and a sequence of Cosmos flights to preparations for a crewed lunar flyby, challenging U.S. plans.
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Strayer Resigns As Officer Of Soybean Assn
Hudson AP George Strayer 56 resigns Thursday as executive vice president of the American Laurel Meade association president citing health and private interests though remaining ASA board director. Chet Randolph becomes acting executive secretary and treasurer. Strayer fined 10000 and given a two year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to income tax evasion.
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Soviet Space Plans Hint at Manned Moon Flight by 1968
Sheldon cites Cosmos 146 and 154 as proof that the Russians are nearing man-rated operations with a boosted heavy launcher. He says an elongated stage could propel a crew far away from Earth and test recovery at high speed, paving the way for a manned circumlunar flight in 1968. He dismisses a Stanford historian’s claim that 11 cosmonauts died in space as false.
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