NBC considers Moscow for Spy series shooting in 1968
NBC producer Sheldon Leonard eyes Moscow as a possible filming location for the NBC series this year or next. The troupe just wrapped two months of filming in Morocco Greece and Greece waters aboard a Holiday Lines yacht. Eight US shoots and eight in Mexico are planned with no format changes for next season.
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Ten Thirty Tonight and Other Listings From Las Vegas
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Garrison says CIA knows Kennedy killer in Cuba link
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison argues Lee Oswald did not kill President Kennedy and that the CIA knows the true perpetrators. He alleges former CIA employees and anti-Castro Cubans reacted to the Bay of Pigs, pursuing Kennedy’s death, while accusing the CIA of blocking his probe. Teller urges a missile defense costing billions to deter China and the Soviet bloc, advocating early deployment for national security.
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Britain's Brown to visit Moscow for talks on Middle East crisis
Foreign Secretary George Brown flies to Moscow on Tuesday for meetings with Soviet leaders on the Middle East crisis and other global issues including Vietnam. A minibus and car collided on the Frankfurt Cologne autobahn, killing seven people.
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Arrests Across Four Cities Over Weekend Clashes
Associated Press reports about 70 people arrested in four cities during weekend disturbances. Incidents included a Malcolm X memorial service clash in San Francisco, a rock show crash attempt, Arab Jewish tensions in Vallejo, and a youth-protest in San Diego. Injuries included three policemen and two guards lightly hurt. one four year old hospitalized for an eye injury.
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Auto Beats Ship In 12 Day Cape Town to Southampton Race
In a bold 12 day race from Cape Town to Southampton an auto beat the ocean liner Windsor Castle by nearly an hour aided by an unscheduled 1000 mile air lift across Niger. Drivers Ken Chambers and Eric Jackson in a British Ford Corsair credit help from locals and two scheduled airlifts across the Mediterranean and the British Channel. The Windsor Castle arrived later at 6 40 a m after a 7000 mile liner voyage begun May 10.
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Two U S soldiers Killed by North Korean Infiltrators
In a Monday attack near the Korean DMZ, two U S soldiers were killed when explosions destroyed two Quonset huts at a North Imjin River compound. Sixteen soldiers and two South Koreans were injured. The UN Command blamed North Korean infiltrators and urged an Armistice Commission meeting.
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Baldauf Recives Reprimand to Forestall Court Martial
In Tokyo, Lt. Cmdr. Laurence Baldauf, 33, says he accepted a punitive letter of reprimand after a three month inquiry into his outspoken Vietnam views. The action ends the risk of court-martial, with Baldauf facing possible discharge in June and potential legal career impact.
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Transition Plan For Civilian Output After Vietnam War
WASHINGTON UPI The International Union of Electrical Workers will soon begin work on a plan for an orderly transition of industry to civilian output at the end of the Vietnam War.
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