Anguilla Deal Reaffirms Local Council Amid British Pullout
British Foreign Office announced a settlement in Anguilla with Anthony Lee to remain as commissioner while recognizing the locally elected Anguilla Council. Lord Caradon and Anguilla Council representatives held talks, with Britain planning troop withdrawal as soon as possible after a 1967 federation dispute and 1968 unrest.
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Anthony Lee
Caribbean
Foreign Office
Britain
United Nations
Lord Caradon
Anguilla
al- Quills
St. Kitts and
Nevis
Pigeon Shoots Persist in Monaco Despite U.S. Ban
Live pigeon shoots, halted in the United States in the early 20th century, continue to occur in Monaco. The article notes Monaco's continued practice of these events despite broader reforms.
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United States
Principality of
Monaco
Air Cavalrymen Press 7500 North Vietnamese Troops
Air cavalry units pursue about 7500 troops from two North Vietnamese divisions in War Zone C near Tay Ninh, as the 1st and 7th divisions pull back toward the Cambodian border after Operation Atlas Wedge. B52 strikes preceded a large engagement. Americans suffer 9 killed and 25 wounded. Allied estimates show over 20,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed since February 23.
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George Asper
Prose Welter Saigon
Roe
Tay Ninh
Saigon
Michelin Rubber
Cee Ke Te Selatan
Cerns
Montana
Ist & Cay
da Gas Jer Iy
Alegre Carlin
Orlythe
Jooks Uke
Lawes
3Rd Military Corps
Cambodia
South China Sea
Eisenhower Called Run For President Bitter Moment
Washington AP reports Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower termed his decision to seek the presidency his bitterest moment yet accepted the duty after conviction it was his obligation. Henry Cabot Lodge, who managed the 1952 campaign, recalled Eisenhower’s remarks in 1950 that running would be the bitterest moment of his life. Lodge, then a Massachusetts senator, met Eisenhower at Columbia University and later in Paris in 1951 while Eisenhower was on leave from Columbia.
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Bwight D. Eisenhower
Henry . Cabot Lodge
Columbia University
Wisanhauat
Eisen
Lodge
Nomi
Eisenhower
Paris
Hower
Columbia Lodge
NATO Aiblicana
Ambassador Lodge
U.S
Sen. Taft
Robert A. Taft
Robio
Europe
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Leonard V. Finder
N.H
Mamie Eisenhower's Last Journey Seen From Abilene
Mamie Eisenhower travels in a private rail car toward Abilene as crowds and dignitaries honor Dwight D. Eisenhower. The 10 car journey marks the final resting place for the former first couple, with son John and family aboard. She reflects on home and a future without her husband.
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Kan
Mathie
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
California
Pennsylvania
Great Appalachian
Ohio
Great Plains
Mamie Eisenower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John
Washington
Union Station
National Cathedral
War optimism in Saigon clashes with reality of Viet Cong
Reports from Saigon describe dwindling American confidence as high tech gear fails to curb ambushes and Viet Cong resilience persists. Analysts note allied bases face surprise attacks, and pacification hopes fade while Viet Minh forces remain elusive on the ground.
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Peter Arnett
Jungles
Tay Nnh
Vietnam
U.S
Sailly
South Vietnam
Moscow
Ipast
Czechosa
Komnso
Neenenemene Ceereenne Anno Smolskaya
Pravda
Saigon
Bac Lieu
Mekong Delta
Television Log: Ike Funeral Coverage Dominates Night TV
TV networks aired solemn Eisenhower funeral coverage with CBS and ABC using regular programming and NBC offering preemptions. The mood was moving with the Washington National Cathedral service, while NBC faced a lighter note with the debut of a new game show that day.
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Eisen
Radio
Wester
Hower
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
CBS
ABC
Washington National
NBC
Abilene
Cow
Vin Scully
Eisenhower
Greensboro and nearby stations listed with call signs and towns
A list of station abbreviations and associated towns shows GD WEMY Greensboro 3 WUNC real Station 7 WSLS Roanoke D WRTY Cherlette A WOHP High Point WSIS Winston Salem B WSOC Chartette.
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WEMY
Greensboro
WUNC
Real
WSLS
Roanoke
WRTY
Cherlette
WOHP
High Point
WSIS
Winston-Salem
WSOC
Chartette
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot From Local Broadcast Lineup
An outline of the day's TV schedule featuring Merv Griffin and News programs, late-night slots, and various entertainment shows. It lists channels and times such as 6:00 PM through 11:00 PM with programs like Death Valley Days, Mister Rogers, The Eddie Fisher Show, and 60 Minutes, reflecting a busy viewing lineup.
TV Daytime Schedule Fragments From Local Station
Readable entries reveal a dense daytime lineup across cartoons dramas game shows and news. Notable programs include Captain Kangaroo Romper Room the Lucy Show Jeopardy and Match Game with several classic soap operas listed and news segments at noon and afternoon.
Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs 2 Death Valley Days
Capsule listings show Indians, outlaws and the U S Government in a tale where Brit Bailey stands firm on his land. Plus Laramie, Lancer, Red Skelton, It Takes A Thief, Julia, Dream of Jeannie, Mod Squad, First Tuesday, and Doris Day in rescue or crime plots. 60 Minutes covers heroin addiction with grim footage and interviews.
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Eddie Fisher
Jeannie
Red Skelton
Julia
Death Valley Days
U. S
Brit Bailey
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Merv Griffin
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Lucy
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Black Journal
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Love of Life
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Flintstones
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Perry Mason
Slim
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Ginny
Scott
Tony
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DREAM
Jeannie ‘Yong
TV Magazine
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New Orleans
Doris Day
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