Booklet Aims At Better News Coverage Plans
A Washington AP report outlines a Joint Media Committee booklet designed to guide reporters and public photographers during major events. It urges orderly, pooled coverage and self–discipline, warning that chaos stems from poor procedures rather than crowd size.
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Washington
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Levent
Smass
Lee Harvey
Jackyevents
Ruey
Oswald
Theodore F. Koop
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
George Beebe
Miami Sterald
Associated’ Press Managing Editors Association
Joseph Casta
National Press Photographer
National Press Photographers Association
Robert J. Fleming
The
American Broadcasting Co
Radio-Television News Directors Association
Alfred Friendly
Coast Guard probes suspected Mayday hoax on Great Lakes
The 9th District Coast Guard will ask the FCC to investigate possible fraudulent Mayday calls on the Great Lakes. Lt. Wayne Wheeler said a hoax may be to blame for costly, exhausting searches for the missing Kenmar, with Coast Guard boats and planes scouring Lake Michigan and nearby waters for hours without clues.
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Cleveland, Ohio
9Th District Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
Great Lakes
Wayne Wheeler
Coast Guard
FCC
Wheeler
Lake Michigan
Kenmar
Port Washington
Wis
Sheboygan
Traverse City
Mich
Lake Huron
Thunder Bay Island
Coast Guards
Virginia Lawyers Back Fortas Nomination
NORFOLK The Virginia Trial Lawyers Association supports President Johnson’s nomination of the Hon. Abe Fortas for the U.S. Supreme Court. Association President Louis B. Fine of Norfolk sent Sen. Eastland a telegram stating the group’s judicial appointments committee enthusiastically backs the nomination and is prepared to testify if necessary.
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Norfolk
Virginia Trial Lawyers Association
Fortas
U. S. Supreme Court
Association
Louis B. Fine
James C. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judicial Appointments Committee
Johnson
Abe Fortas
United States Supreme Court
California Boy Wins Soap Box Derby Title In Photo Finish
A 12 year old California boy won the Soap Box Derby title at Derby Downs Akron Ohio amid rain and a photo finish over a Zanesville Ohio competitor. Robert E Logan of Woodland Hills Calif drove a 975 foot gravity racer in 27.61 seconds as rain delayed the final heats. Third place went to Albert Dremstedt Jr of Evansville Ind with several other top finishers earning college scholarships. Logan earned a $7500 scholarship to the college of his choice and the event drew 60,000 spectators.
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Akron
Ohio
California
Zanesville
Robert E. Logan
Woodland
Hills
Calif
waLurg
Logan
Te College
William Wetzel
Albert Dremstedt, Jr
Evansville
Ind
Samuel Logan
Samuel
United States
John Simpson
Greenville
D.C
Donald Campbell
Tacoma
Wash
Jay Huminsky
Hammond
Allan Wagner
Levittown
Jonathan Lesko
McKeesport
Ronald Johnson
113 Year Old Woman Harriett Parker Dies in Stony Point
Harriett Jean Parker, who claimed to be 113, died at home on Rt. 1 in Stony Point. Survived by 10 living of 16 children, 41 grandchildren, 83 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. She recalled seeing Union troops near Alexander County in childhood and was said to be born Christmas Day 1851. Funeral by Rev. D W Rutherford at Third Creek Baptist Church near Stony Point.
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Stony Point
N.C
Harriett Jean Parker
Rt. 1
George Stoneman
Alexander County
D. W. Rutherford
Third Creek Baptist Church
Death Ends Marriage That Lasts 75 Years
Clemence Julia Scohy died after an illness of three weeks, ending a marriage to retired glassmaker John B. Scohy that lasted over 75 years. The Belgian natives celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary March 7 on a Florida trip. She recalled a daily secret: they never got mad at each other.
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Columbus, Ohio
Clemence Julia Scohy
John B. Scohy
Clemence
Belgium
Florida
Higher Prices And Better Quality In South Carolina North Carolina Leaf Sales
Prices for most grades rose in two day sales across South Carolina and North Carolina, with lugs primings and nondescript shares showing notable gains. Total sales reached 16,484,420 pounds at an average of 60.64 per hundred, up 15.01 from 1964.
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Associated Press
North Carolina Belt
Stabilization Corporation
U. S
Archbishop Cushing Proposes World Poverty Commission
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston calls for a Roman Catholic Church commission to fight world poverty and human suffering. He notes the widening gap between the rich and the poor and urges action in the Pilot, the archdiocesan weekly.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Pilot
Archdiocesan
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Danville, Va
Washington ‘Post
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Mort Hearing
Alda
Dwanta
Swicegood Funeral Home
Nyone
Jeve
American National Bank and Trust Company
Danville
Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance
South Viet Nam
Wang
Red
Tan
U.S
South Viet Nam National Front For Liberation
S. C
Fenneys
Rene
Eve
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