Kefauver Widow Nancy Kefauver Dies in Washington
Nan cy Kefauver widow of Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver and a State Department art adviser collapsed at a Washington dinner and died in a hotel room. Police said heart failure. President Johnson was unaware of her death as he spoke, and the OSS awards event drew 500 attendees at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Tennessee
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Nixon Romney Drive Open Challenge for 1968 GOP Nomination
Nixon leads Republican maneuvering with Romney announcing a Vietnam policy plan while courting delegates across New Hampshire and California. Reagan Percy Rockefeller noncandidates boost appearances as Romney plans a global campaign start next month. Eisenhower Lindsay forego major role. Kennedy seen as possible Humphrey replacement.
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Vietnam
New York
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Washington
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U.S
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Hanoi
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John V. Lindsay
Georgia
Democratic Organization
James Gray
Atlanta
Robert F. Kennedy
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Negro Activist Denounces Tenants as Slaves in Fayetteville
Howard Fuller, Negro activist and UNC lecturer, told Fayetteville public housing tenants they are “nothing more than slaves” and called the projects “brick concentration camps.” He urged action to gain power, noting critics of Black Power support white power. Fuller’s UNC appointment faced Gov. Moore and Lt. Gov. Scott criticism. he formerly worked in antipoverty in Durham.
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Radio and TV Station Counts in 1966 United States
In 1966 the United States had 586 commercial television stations and 4,025 AM radio stations on the air.
Can You Hear Me A Deaf Child Story By Lester Cooper
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes ABC documentary maker Lester Cooper, partly deaf himself, presents a hopeful half hour about Beth Ann at the John Tracy Clinic. The piece follows tutors and parents as Beth Ann speaks her first word "ball" after weeks of progress amid filming.
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ABC
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Los Angeles
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Fon
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Television Schedule for Charlotte Tuesday Evening 1967
Local listings show a busy night with programs across genres. Highlights include soap opera Another World at 3:00 and Jeannie at 7:30 with Clown Carnivorous L one and Lads Show at 3:30 and 6:00 respectively. News at 6:00 and 6:30, followed by popular western Colt 45 at 7:00 and late night sign off at 1:00.
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Jeannie
Jerry Lewis
Invaders Red Skelton
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