No Progress in Strike of Television Contrasts with AFTRA Appeal
New York AP. AFTRA urged cameramen stagehands and other workers to respect picket lines at ABC NBC and CBS as the week-old strike enters a new phase. Negotiations stalled and Mediation was sought. Details include wage disputes and cross-picketing by Chet Huntley amid partner David Brinkley defending the strike. Edward Albee to adapt Everything in the Garden for Broadway with Americanization plan.
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New York
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Donald F. Conaway
Washington
Union
ABC
NBC
CBS
Conaway
William E.simkin
Ington
Ete Works
Chet Huntley
Fies
David Brinkley
Chet
Brinkley
Chicago
National Association of Broadcasters
Huntley
Albee
Edward Albee
New York Daily News
Daily News
Thant shifts peace burden back to United States in Vietnam
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes United Nations Secretary General Thant continues to place the peace burden on the United States. Hanoi rejects his plans, while Thant tweaks the second proposal without demanding a U.S. bombing halt as a first step.
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James Marlow
Washington
Thant
Vietnam
United States
United Nations
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Thut Hanoi
Hom
Ami
Hanobee
Thant Plan Sparks Debate On Truce In Vietnam War
Thant proposes a staged peace plan with a truce first, then talks, while Hanoi appears to reject it. The United States accepts with reservations as Thant questions practicality. Sinatra to tour Los Angeles as printers strike continues in New York.
Five Subpoenaed in Legislative Bribe Probe
Five persons including three former state representatives were subpoenaed to appear before the Pulaski County Grand Jury. Former lawmakers Paul Van Dalsem Glenn F Walther and Ben Bynum were named along with two newsmen Robert Shaw of the Associated Press and Jack Baker of the Arkansas Gazette as witnesses in the bribe probe.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Form Mer
Paul van Dalsem
Perryville
Glenn F. Walther
Ben Bynum
Dermott
Robert Shaw
Associated Press
Jack Baker
Arkanesas Gazette
Troop Cutback Won't Satisfy the Senate
The Pentagon reported 225000 American troops remain in Europe with 18000 slated for withdrawal. McNamara said reductions will not meet Senate demands for deeper cuts as Mansfield pushes a plan to shrink forces from six to two divisions. The pullback follows France's exit from NATO.
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Pentagon
Europe
McNamara
NATO
U.S
Washington
Senate
Robert S. McNamara
Charles de Gaulle
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
United States
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Stor
Octopus
Taeda
Clubman Pleads Not Guilty in Gambling Club Case
Barfey Levine, owner of the Westwood Club near Little Rock, pleaded not guilty in circuit court to operating the club as a gambling house. The club was padlocked after a reporter witnessed dice and blackjack games. Levine waived a jury trial and a nonjury trial was set for June 21 by Circuit Judge William Kirby.
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Little Rock
Barfey Levine
Westwood Club
Tre Cult
Levine
William Kirby
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