U.S. and China oppose disarmament conference talks
At the United Nations the annual arms debate opens with about two thirds of nations backing a world disarmament conference as proposed by the Soviet Union, while the United States and China oppose. Mexico, the Soviet Union and the United States led off the debate, which could stretch into December.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Soviet Union
United States
China
Mexico
General Assembly
France
Geneva
Chiao Kuanhua
Mexco
Romania
Sweden
Assembly
Southeast Game and Fish Conference Heads to Knoxville
More than 1,000 experts from 16 states attend the 26th annual Southeastern Association of Game and Fish Commissioners gathering in Knoxville Tennessee. Gov. Winfield Dunn and UT president emeritus Dr. Andrew Holt address the general session as catfish dinner opens events.
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Knoxville
Association
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Andrew Hussey
Arnold Mitchell
Southeastern Association
David M. Goodrich
Candidate Ad Plan Goes Awry in Raleigh Film Shoot
Republican gubernatorial nominee Jim Holfhouser paid 29 dollars to rent a tub of money for a TV ad to portray his rival as a big spender. Delays and guard restrictions prevented opening the sack while Brinks guards stood by. In the end the tub held a sack of 100000 dollars plus 2700 in ones, with the rest simulated by paper and a check used for readiness.
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Raleigh
Jim Holfhouser
Hargrove
Bowles
Brinks
Holfhouser
Brink
B. R. Johnson
Johnson
Wral-Tv
Gene Anderson
Jerry Louchheim
Lipton Warns Big Ben Leaning Toward Collapse
Labor MP Marcus Lipton fears a Leaning Tower of Pisa scenario in London. He warns the 113 year old 326 foot Big Ben at the Houses of Parliament is tilting toward the northwest and could someday crash down.
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London
M. P
Marcus Lipton
Pisa
Lipton
Disc Jockeys Push Harder GI Vote Campaign in Vietnam
US Command wages a fervent effort to mobilize GI voters in November with hard hitting radio and TV spots. AFVN DJs like Lt Col Felix Casipit and Spec 4 John Allgood revamp messages urging action and absentee ballots. The Stars and Stripes and field broadcasts distribute registration guidance as Col Hall heads the drive with subliminal prime time spots.
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Saigon
Felix L. Casipit
American Forces Vietnam Network
AFVN
John Allgood
Allgood
Armed Forces
Stars and Stripes
United States
Thomas E. Hall Jr
U.S. Command
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Conrad Memorial
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Louise Overman
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Eddie Everhart
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