Prouty Opposes Safeguard ABM Amid Senate Rift
A 50th vote against Safeguard marks a Senate split as Prouty weighs the missile defense plan. Critics like Aiken urge modifications to win support for arms talks with the USSR, while Laird hints at a McIntyre delay compromise to keep the program on track at Montana and North Dakota sites.
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Safes Guard
Prouty
Aiken
Senate
Thomas J. McIntyre
Melvin R. Laird
McIntyre
Vermont
Safeguard
Montana
North Dakota
Hart
Cooper
Television Schedule Fragments Include Movie Listings and Hosts
Readable fragments show a packed TV lineup with Paul Harvey and Johnny Carson across multiple time slots. Programs include Travel Film News Weather Sports News and various movies such as Shadows Wild Is the Wind Beau Geste and Belles on Their Toes.
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Buzz
Laramie
William F. Buckely Jr
Lucille Ball
Mayberry
Will Sonnett
Net Journal
Dick Cavett
Jimmie Rodgers
Joey Bishop
Paul Harvey
Johnny Carson
Mod Squad
Lancer
Julia
N.Y.P.D
Dream House
Little Rock
Eye On Arkansas
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bozo
MecHale
Navy
Tazar
Cochise
Discovery News
Gilligan's Island
Black Heritage
Texarkana College
Bazo Arkansas
Captain Kangaroo
Death Row
Debbie Drake
Lucille Bull
Artie Manhunt
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Skirmishes Reported in Vietnam Near Saigon
U S forces fought skirmishes with enemy units moving northwest of Saigon amid a potential new Communist push. Forty two Viet Cong were reported killed over two days near Black Virgin Mountain as Marines redeploy from Da Nang and the first large withdrawal batch leaves Vietnam. No U S casualties were reported.
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Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Black Virgin
Tay Ninh
da Nang
9Th Marine Regiment
South Vietnam
Nixon
9Th Infantry Division
United States
9Th Division
1St Infantry Division
Black Virgin Mountain
1St Division
Peter Copeland
Houston
U.S. Command
26Th Marines
U.S. 9Th Division
Plain of Reeds
China to Resume Talks With Soviet Over Border Shipping
Moscow reports that after a two day walkout the Chinese delegation will return to Khabarovsk talks on navigation and river shipping along their disputed Asian border. Beijing insists on broader territorial claims while Moscow limits discussion to border river issues. Premier Chou Enlai denounces Soviet Asia alliance moves as aggression.
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Anthony C. Collings
Associated Press
Moscow
Khabarovsk
Amur
Tass
Soviet Union
Kremlin
China
Peking
Chou Ene Lai
Asia
Lightning Kills 20 Black Angus Herd Before Rome Auction
Rome Georgia Mrs Denton McCluney, longtime Black Angus breeder near Rome, planned to sell a prize herd. A lightning strike hit a tree in the pasture the day before the sale, killing 20 of 26 animals. The herd was valued at about $4,000.
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Rome
Black Group Organized in Arkansas
A coalition of black organizations formed in Little Rock to oppose the white man’s aims, led by Rev J F Cooley amid tensions after his firing in Forrest City. About 70 attended a Shorter College meeting in North Little Rock to discuss unity and strategy, with some speakers urging caution and others calling it a revolution. Elijah Coleman of the Arkansas Council on Human Relations noted the have and have not divide.
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Little Rock
J. F. Cooley
Shorter College
North Little Rock
Rey
Lato Brooks
Forrest City
Brooks
Elijah Coleman
The
Arkansas Council On Human Relations
Coleman
Negro School Head Opposes HEW Desegregation Merge
Charles Smith, superintendent of Kiblah School District in Miller County, denounces HEW desegregation guidelines as stripping rights to run schools. The Justice Department ordered Kiblah to merge with Bright Star District to comply. Smith stresses community ownership of local schools and churches, while Bright Star’s Cecil Morris fears loss of schools and funds, denying official HEW contact.
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Texarkana, Ark
Charles Smith
Kiblah
Miller County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Bright Star
Smith
Cecil Morris
HEW
United States Department of Justice
Guard to Shake Up Commanders
The Army National Guard will implement three person selection boards in every state to review records of officers with 20 years of service starting next year. About 4,000 to 5,000 lieutenant colonels and colonels will be scrutinized annually, with veteran warrant officers also reviewed. Guard generals are exempt from selective retention.
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Washington
Army National Guard
National Guard Bureau
Guard
Army Guard
Detroit
Regular Army
National Guard
Lutherans Reject Broad Unity of Faiths in Spearheaded Manifesto
AP Religion Writer Ben Net Bolton reports from Denver that the conservative Lutheran Missouri Synod discusses a white manifesto by two outside clergy and a Lutheran minister. The document, signed by Rev Malvolt Boyd and Rev Thomas Rauch with Rev Ken Sherman, urges reform of denominations into local communities focusing on minorities and the Vietnam War, calling for an underground church to surface.
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Bennet Bolton
Denver
Charette Missouri Synod
Uowitating
Malvolt Boyd
Jesus
Sue Theran
Mr. Boyd
Thomas Rauch
Ken Sherman
Lutheran Church
Buffalo
N.Y
Israels Mop Up on Saboteurs
Israeli troops moved into Nablus tightening a curfew on the Casbah and refugee camp. About 5,000 Arab men were inspected after a wave of grenade bombings and shootings by saboteurs in the Nablus area. Arab children brought food and water to the detainees as they sat in the sun.
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Granville Watts
Associated Press
Nablus
Jordan
Israel
Garab
Casbah
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