Television Today and the Pageant Talent Wars
Television today remains a major draw as networks chase audience. ABC plans a daytime talent hunt Dream Girl 67 culminating in a grand finals to crown the most marriageable girl in America, while NBC CBS contend with the Miss America Pageant shifts. JFK coverage continues via books and TV specials highlighting Kennedy era interest. Peter Lawford plans JFK The Man documentary series with Chris Jan. Quiz formats rise and fall as CBS NBC contend. several pilots face shrinking interest.
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Television Listings 7200 to 2 Sunrise Semester 7 Today
TV schedule fragment lists CBS News and a mix of soap operas and game shows including World Turns Romper Room Password Days of Our Lives and Let's Make a Deal with times around 10 00 to 2 00 and mentions House Party Doctors and Newlywed Game amid daytime lineup.
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Senate Nips Home Rule Debate in Narrow Cloture Vote
The Senate failed to end debate on a DC home rule proposal with a 41 to 37 cloture vote, one short of the two thirds needed. Senator Morse offered the plan as an amendment to a higher education act. Mansfield urged cloture while opponents warned against using the rule without a full filibuster.
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Police Call Duke Tragedy An Unfortunate Accident
Newport police describe the killing of Eduardo Tirella during a drive near Rough Point as an accident. Doris Duke, 53, said she shifted from passenger to driver as Tirella opened estate gates. he died from brain injuries after the car struck a tree and dragged him. Duke was treated for shock and questioned later. Haile Selassie arrives in Beirut for a three day state visit.
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Johnson to accept Sanger Award from Planned Parenthood
President Johnson will accept the Margaret Sanger award from Planned Parenthood World Population at its 50th anniversary dinner in New York on October 18, with Secretary of Labor Wirtz accepting on his behalf. The award honors his leadership in shaping U.S. population policy at home and abroad during his Asian trip.
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Podgorny Delays Vienna Visit Citing Cold
Soviet leader Nikolai Podgorny postpones his Vienna visit after catching a cold, a government spokesman said on Monday. The move affects diplomatic schedules as officials reassess travel plans and regional engagements.
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Pep pills blamed for drag on Los Angeles area plants
Vernon police narcotics Sgt. F. E. Sweeney tells an industrial health conference that illegal pep pills fuel worker fatigue and hinder machine operation. He cites amphetamine sulfate and barbiturate derivatives nicknamed chalk whites bennies reds jackets blue heavens rainbows bought from employee peddlers. Continuous use risks addiction and impaired judgment on production lines.
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LAFF A DAY: I always meet a man who could be good husband
A lighthearted quip about meeting men who seem perfect for marriage, with a playful punchline that they all turn out to be ideal partners at first glance.
Supreme Court Grants Curtis Appeal Hearing
The Supreme Court granted Curtis Publishing Co. a hearing on its appeal from a $460000 libel judgment against Wallace Butts, former University of Georgia football coach. Butts sought $10 million over the Saturday Evening Post piece titled The Story of a College Football Fix, published March 23, 1963.
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Alabama coach Bryant and suspicions in 1962 game
The piece recounts pregame tips from Butts to Alabama coach Paul Bryant before the 1962 Alabama Georgia game won by Alabama 3 0. It notes Butts received 3 060 000 in libel damages reduced to 460 000 and Curtis appealing to the Supreme Court after losses in lower courts. Bryant settled with Curtis for 300 000.
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