Bob Hope Holiday Tour Faces NBC and Political Rivalry
TV columnist John Horn outlines NBC and CBS plans around Bob Hope in 1966. Hope heads to Asia Dec 15 to 30 for the Overseas Christmas Show taped Jan 18. NBC also airs Hope Golf Classic Feb 4 5. The piece notes election coverage rivalry, and upcoming Dragnet 67 replacing NBCs The Hero with Jack Webb.
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Vietnam
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Joey Heatherton
Phyllis Diller
Anita Bryant
Jerry Co Jonna
Palm Springs
Calif
Jack Webb
Los Angeles
Joe Friday
Harry Morgan
Education Aid To Iowa Cited By Sen. Miller
U S Sen Jack Miller praised bipartisan federal education programs at a Winneshiek county dinner. He cited expanded vocational education act funds for Iowa 1965 1966 totaling 1.9 million and 2.7 million, plus manpower training aid rising 2.1 3.6 6.2 million across 1964 1965 and 1966.
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Sen. Miller
Decorah
U. S
Jack Miller
Winneshiek County
Miller
Farm Cost-Price Squeeze Rapped
Rep. Odin Langen said farm product prices are falling and costs rising, describing a cost price squeeze that leaves farmers at 79 percent of fair market value. He warned inflation pushes costs to new highs while farmers receive lower prices.
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Odin Langen
R-Minn
House
Republican Task Force On Agriculture
Langen
Negro Paper Backs White Against Negro in Minnesota Race
The Minneapolis Spokesman under editor Cecil Newman endorses Democratic Rep. Joseph Karth over Republican Stephen Maxwell. Newman praises Karth’s civil rights record and notes the endorsement is a difficult but deliberate choice.
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Minnesota
Cecil Newman
Joseph Karth
Stephen Maxwell
Karth
Newman
Perfumed Pigs Enter 4 H Show
Detroit AP reports about 260 Michigan 4 H youngsters and 575 entries opening the 37th junior livestock show at the state fairgrounds. Pat Bernard 16 Reading scented pigs with lilac and rose talcum before judging. Nancy Diable 14 near Arbor wins grand champion Angus after praise for her pig and remarks about candy bars.
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Pat Bernard
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Vitamin D Overdose in Mothers Harms Babies Heart
German physician Dr. Alois Beuren warned at the fifth world congress of cardiology that excessive maternal vitamin D can severely damage infants. He cited 58 cases of supravalvular aortic stenosis caused by high vitamin D, noting 26 affected children also show mental retardation and elfin facial features.
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Alois Beuren
University of Gottingen
World Congress of Cardiology
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Heller Softens Tax Boost Plea
Walter Heller former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers softened his stance on a tax increase to fund the Vietnam war and curb inflation. He still favors a rise but less strongly than two months prior and noted signs of slower economic growth in the second half of next year.
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Walter Heller
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Johnson
Heller
University of Minnesota
McIntyre pushes safer roads in Iowa bid
Republican candidate Scott McIntyre Jr. urged faster highway improvements at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon, citing rising Iowa road deaths and higher travel miles. He highlighted Linn county's push for a four lane Cedar Rapids Inter state 80 corridor, widening Route 13, and a four lane network for the Cedar Rapids area.
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U S Officials Visit Cedar Rapids for Public Sessions
A five man U S state department delegation will visit Cedar Rapids on November 16 for meetings at Coe College and other venues. They will discuss Vietnam and Southeast Asia Red China and NATO with public sessions and briefings at Cornell Mt Mercy and local clubs and churches.
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Frank Nye
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J. Robert McDonald
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Tony Mussari
Army Sgt. Donald Lakey Killed in Vietnam Action
Fort Dodge parents of Army Sgt. Donald Lakey 22 were notified Thursday that he was killed in action in Vietnam. Lakey served with the U S Army and was the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Lakey of Fort Dodge.
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Reagan Lead Is Five Points In California Poll
A statewide Mervyn Field poll shows Ronald Reagan ahead of Gov. Edmund Brown by five percentage points with 46 percent to 41 percent and 13 percent undecided. In likely voters, Reagan leads 48 to 42 with 10 percent undecided. Brown calls it encouraging as Reagan campaigns hard toward election day.
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Hans Christian Andersen a Childrens Delight Color Special
Danny Kaye stars in a color television special titled Hans Christian Andersen. The program airs Friday at 6 30 PM CST on Channel 9, promising a family friendly musical tale with vivid production.
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