Critics cite mid 1960s TV milestones and industry figures
Television critics laud Hal Holbrook in Mark Twain Tonight and Frank Perry stage work as standout 1966 67 television contributions. The piece notes ongoing cigarette ad controversy with Kennedy endorsing stricter regulation and FCC pressure while listing industry figures connected to CBS Playhouse Warner Bros and broader TV culture.
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Hal Holbrook
Mark Twain
Frank Perry
Truman Capote
Critics of the Nation
Kennedy
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
England
Reginald Rose
Warner Brothers Press
Rose
Charles Steinberg
Sid Garfield
CBS
Jack Tirman
Broadway
Mike Gross
Billboard
Arthur Modell
Cleveland Browns
David Susskind
Neil
Doc) Simon
Simon
Warner Brothers
Hong Kong Reds Face Chinese Demand on Demonstration Failure
Peking demanded Hong Kong top Communist leaders return to China to explain the failed anti British demonstrations. Sources say Hong Kong officials and News Agency leaders faced censure as Maoist faction representatives criticized local leaders for not mobilizing mass support. The rioting spanned 11 days with under 1,000 activists and thousands of disruptive youths remaining ineffective.
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Peking
China
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Red Guards
South China
Trucker Charged in Robeson Death Case
Washington police charged Lewis Charles Ecker I aged 24 with first degree murder in the rape slaying of Judith K. Robeson 24 a Capitol Hill secretary. Ecker surrendered with his wife at a shopping center and is jailed awaiting grand jury on June 6.
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Capitol Hill
Judith K. Robeson
Washington
Lewis Charles Ecker I
Waldorf, Md
Ecker
Henry Ecker
District of Columbia Medical Society
George Washington University
Miss Robeson
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Carl
Shawnee
Kan
District of Columbia
Missy Robeson
Lippmann Ends Regular Column After 36 Years
Walter Lippmann, 77, longtime columnist for 36 years, announces he will quit his twice weekly pieces. In his final installment he says he wishes to abandon the need to track White House pressure, daily lines of authority, and who is listened to. He will write occasionally for newspapers henceforth.
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New York
Walter Lippmann
White House
Monthly Dividend Stocks And Trading Ethics
The article discusses stocks that pay monthly dividends like Federal National Mortgage Assn and Scott and Fetzer and suggests splitting funds into three blocks to receive checks every month. It explains how brokers charge commissions or markups in over the counter trades and advises checking current market quotes before trading.
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Sam Shulsky
Federal National Mortgage Assn
Scott and Fetzer
Winn
Dixie Stores
William Wrigley
Magician Seeks His Missing Coat In Ypsilanti
In Ypsilanti Michigan magician Malcolm Campbell reports his special coat with 10 to 12 pockets for hiding birds vanished after he drove off from a show two weeks ago. He searched the road both directions and checked the newspaper classifieds but has yet to recover the garment. He fears an innocent passerby may have found the coat and become startled by doves suddenly appearing.
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Eli Wallach
Actet
Nikoo
Alfred Eisenstadt
Margaret Bourke- White
NBC
Teresa Wright
Maggie Bourke-White
Life
Eisenstadt
Wallach
Ypsilanti
Mich
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Prestidigitation
Malcolm
Open House Wednesday At Coe Computer Center
The Coe Computer Center hosts an open house Wednesday from 3 to 9 p.m. Dr. Paul A. Smith says visitors will see the new computer play tic tac toe and NIM and watch calculations like square roots demonstrated. He and Coe students will answer questions throughout the event on the first floor of the Coe Science Building.
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Paul A. Smith
Coe Science
Dr. Smith
O'Brien Urges JFK’s Real Persona Not Lost in Hype
Boston report on Lawrence O'Brien dedicating a 13 cent stamp to John F. Kennedy the politician on Kennedy’s 50th birth anniversary. O'Brien warns against hero worship and urges honoring Kennedy by pursuing goals for a better America and world through politics.
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Boston
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lawrence O'Brien
O’brien
Bostfon
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
America
Senate
White House
Congress
Garrison defers further arrests in Kennedy case
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison said on ABC that additional arrests will be deferred until later in the Kennedy assassination probe. He indicated more arrests may occur before the trial of Clay Shaw, the New Orleans businessman charged in the conspiracy.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Garrison
ABC
Clay Shaw
Shaw
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