Russians Start to Build Antimissile Facilities Mystery
AP reports U S officials say the Soviet Union began to emplace an antimissile system years ago but halted due to difficulties. Officials could not confirm current deployment yet note U S satellites monitor Soviet activity and penetration aids help U S missiles defeat defenses.
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Bartenders aid reform with Sobriety House board pick
John Marra, Detroit Bartenders Union Local 62 business agent, elected to Sobriety House board of directors. He says bartenders will help alcoholics who cannot handle liquor, while the home offers shelter, meals, clothing, medical care, and AA referral for up to 15 men, funded by donations and fundraisers.
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Illumi nation critique sparks power company controversy
A local critique labels power firms as losing millions from unused illumination and mocks reckless humor. The piece argues that irresponsible jokes harm more people than they entertain, noting how children used to shake piggy banks for spending.
Emmy Nominations Parade A Tepid Television Year
Television and radio critic Cynthia Lowry notes a lackluster year for Emmy nominations reflecting a tepid slate across programs. Highlights include Color Me Barbra The Julie Andrews Show and Pope visit coverage while Batman Bonanza and Peyton Place figures receive nods amid routine production. The Today Show Birch Society segment draws attention for heated debate and limited clarity as viewers await May 22 CBS ceremony.
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Bonanza
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Hollywood
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Baga Flow Publishers Face Court Over Arbitration
New York AP reported a Newspaper Guild official saying progress toward a peace is unlikely as World Journal Tribune News merged publishers seek federal court arbitration. The AFL CIO union and six craft guilds clash over seniority and layoffs amid ongoing mediations with federal mediator Frank H Brown.
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