TV Actor Winds Up as Congressman on Screen
William Windom, who plays Congressman Morley on ABCs The Farmers Daughter, was recognized in a New York restaurant as the character. He plans a possible show shift to Katy running for Congress, and muses about future roles while detailing his unusual collecting hobbies and family roots.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
William Windom
Congressman Morley
Katy
Inger Stevens
ABC
Windom
Windem
Minnesota
Senate
Treasury
Harrison
Garfield
Bill Windom
Morley
Bill
Loretta Young
Congress
California
Vincent Peale
Mexico
Gudd Schulberg
Eugene Louis Boudin
Boudin
Tie
Hollywood
Abc-Tv
Liberal thaw brings subtle changes to East Berlin
Berlin report notes modest reforms under Walter Ulbricht as writers, artists, and waiters gain small freedoms while life remains drab in East Berlin. The piece contrasts West Berlin capitalism with East German shortages and ongoing emigration despite hints of liberalization.
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Red
Berlin
Leon Dennen
Assn. Berlin
NEA
East Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Hungary
Romania
Russia
Peking Pressures Nepal Halt Himalayan Climbing
Katmandu officials refuse entry to climbers amid Cold War tensions along the Nepal Tibet border. China threatens consequences as Nepal stops foreign expeditions for safety and political reasons. Nepalese police detain Tibetan refugees and Khampa activity linked to border disruptions.
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Oy Conran Fine
Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayan
Red China
Tibet
Himalayas
Governa
Ment
China
India
Chilean President Welcomed in Paris on Official Visit
President Eduardo Frei of Chile arrived in Paris for a three day official visit and was hailed during a formal welcome ceremony. The event underscored bilateral ties as officials planned meetings with French leaders and discussions on cooperation.
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Paris
Eduardo Frei
Chile
May Traffic Deaths Increase Over Last Year
In the first five months of 1965 traffic fatalities rose above the same period in 1964. Despite higher deaths, increased travel volume kept the death rate per 100 million miles traveled lower than last year. The National Safety Council reported 4,020 deaths through May, up from 3,830 in 1964, with Chicago and several other cities recording low rates among states. A Greek peasants migration study notes one in twelve moved to cities over the past decade.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwau
Travlee
Cleveland
Houston
Corve
Seattle
Denver
Buffalo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneap
Athens
Greece
Agricultural Bank of Greece
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Lenin
Ulbricht
Kremlin
Moscow
West Germany
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Frei
Army
Air May
Orly Field
Salon of Honor
Gaulle
Fre
Legion of Honor
Grand Rapids
Mich
St. Paul
Rhodea Furniture
Rhoades
RSLS
Rhodes
Lee Tomeld
Tel St
Stere
Sereek Ar
Peete
Chine
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