CBS facing three holes in variety slate this season
TV notes report CBS plans replacements as Sun 8 p.m. and Mon 9 p.m. slots falter with Garry Moore and To Tell the Truth. Danny Kaye remains best bet, while Carol Burnett and the Smothers Brothers considered for fill-ins. Bruce Gordon criticizes the era’s gimmick driven shows amid industry shift.
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House Party and Doctors In Gama 3 Newwed Fare
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Prominent theologian found slain in Ohio center
The body of Dr. Robert Spike 43 a Chicago theologian and civil rights leader was found in the New United Christian center near Ohio State University Monday. Police say he was beaten to death. Spike directed the University of Chicago ministry program and taught Christian ministry. He had been active with the National Council of Churches and authored several works.
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Town Declared Disaster Area Belmond Receives Aid
Governor Hughes announced Belmond is designated a federal disaster area enabling access to federal assistance for restoring public facilities and services. The state health department warns residents not to eat perishable foods spoiled by power outages after the Friday tornado, listing items at risk and guidance on thawed or suspect foods.
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Rise in Personal Income Reaches Record Pace
Washington AP reports personal income rose at a $4.1 billion annual rate in September driven by higher wages salaries and Medicare payments. The Commerce Department puts total personal income at a record seasonally adjusted annual rate of $589.5 billion, though the monthly gain lags August’s $5.4 billion surge.
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Greece Elementary Teachers on Strike Shuts Schools
In Athens AP reports Greece's 30,000 elementary teachers began a four day strike for higher pay, halting classes for about 12 million pupils. Union spokesman cites government failure to raise salaries to match other civil servants.
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Auto Makers' Week Production Font Faces 1966 Totals
Automotive News reports last week and year to date 1966 auto production by makes. The AP summary compares weekly output with the prior year across firms and marks cumulative totals for the period.
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Malaria Epidemic Ravages Brazil
AP reports a malaria epidemic in Muana region of Marajo island near Belem. More than 1,000 lives lost as medicine shortages hinder response. residents sell fishing nets to buy drugs. The Muana area houses about 14,000 people in a marshy part of Marajo island.
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St Louis Black Muslims Leader Among Shooting Victims
Three Black Muslims family and community figures were shot near a temple in St Louis. Clyde Jones known as Clyde X suffered serious injuries, Timothy Hoffman and John Moore were in serious and critical condition respectively. An armed man, Andrew Hoffman, was captured and could face assault to kill charges.
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Subandrio Pleads for Life Before Treason Tribunal
Tears stream as Indonesia’s Subandrio asks mercy from a military court trying him for treason in the attempted overthrow of President Sukarno. He says his actions were for Indonesia’s best interests and leaves the court to decide his fate.
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Packaging Bill Approved by House in 242 6 Vote
The House passed a compromise fair packaging and labeling bill by 242 to 6 and sent it to the Senate. It retains labeling mandates and adds government power to curb misleading promotions and sizing terms. A provision requires quantities per serving, made mandatory after conference review.
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Water Pollution Bill Approved by Congress
Congress approved a four year program costing 3.7 billion dollars to clean up public waters. The measure authorizes 3.4 billion for sewage treatment plants for 1969 through 1971 and 305 million for related efforts, with over 979 million allocated for military construction. It moves to President Johnson for signature.
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Senate approves pollution research funding and military construction
The Senate backed a research and development plan to prevent pollution and approved the military construction measure previously cleared by the House. The package totals more than $135 million below President Johnson’s suggested budget.
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Book on Nazis Opens Eyes of Chicago Delinquents
In Chicago a 21 year old Daniel Kamety and 19 year old Gene Kubiak were arrested in a street brawl while wearing swastika jackets. Judge Saul Epton fined them 200 dollars each but offered to drop the fines if they wrote reports on Justice in Jerusalem by Gideon Hauser. Kamety praised the book for revealing the horrors of Nazism and contempt for swastikas.
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Marine Corps Extends Pilot Duty Amid Vietnam Demand
The Marine Corps plans a one year extension of regular officer pilots and key aircraft personnel to meet Vietnam era needs. An official order is prepared and expected to be released within a week. No reserve officers will be kept on duty. The move mirrors Navy and Air Force efforts to bolster aviator numbers.
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