Miss Fincher Named AETC Public Information Director
Barbara Fincher is named Director of Public Information for Alabama Educational Television Commission replacing Barbara Sharbel. She comes from Samford University with public relations and journalism background and has taught in public schools.
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Birmingham
Barbara Fincher
Alabama
Educational Television Commission
Commission
Raymond D. Hurlbert
Paul J. Sharbel
Miss Fincher
Samford University
Alabama Public
University of Alabama
Luskin
ETV Commission
Huntsville
Montgomery
Auburn University
Doris Day Show Opens With Heartfelt Debut Episode
Doris Day stars in a CBS premiere as a young widow with two sons who struggle to pay a restaurant bill, prompting a family moment that critics hailed as a heartwarming opener. ABC counters with Mod Squad debut featuring Michael Cole Clarence Williams III and Peggy Lipton as undercover youth anarchy amid LSD and rebel youth themes.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Doris Day
CBS
Miss Day
ABC
Michael Cole
Clarence Williams III
Watts
Peggy Lipton
Guatemalan named UN Assembly president as Swaziland joins
The 23rd UN General Assembly session opened with Afrian Swaziland admitted as the 125th member. Guatemalan Emilio Arenales Catalan was elected president on secret ballot as other officials chosen for the new term. Romanian Minister Corneliu Manescu urged seating China and broader German and Korean unifications.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Corneliu Manéscu
Emilio Arenales Catalan
Leopoldo Bonites
Ecuador
Jose Pinera
Chile
Assembly
Swaziland
United Nations
Prince Makhosina
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Florence
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