Republican self analysis continues in GOP leadership debate
AP reports a running self analysis within the Republican Party as leaders propose a temporary collective leadership body to guide reforms. Sen. Hugh Scott calls for an immediate audit of the national committee treasury amid rifts over direction and fundraising.
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Train Hits Truck Kills Teen in Arkansas Crossing
Anthony Turnbow, 16, of West Memphis was killed when a Missouri Pacific freight train struck his truck at a crossing on Arkansas 77 near Marion. James Chambers, 23, Turnbow’s companion, was injured. The train was en route from Memphis to Little Rock.
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Negro Charged in Fatal Beating in Arkansas
Willi Lee Singleton, 20, of Tchula Mississippi, was charged with murder after James W. Niblett, 45, was found beaten to death behind the Union Rescue Mission in Little Rock.
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Best Turkey Ever Tips for a Juicy Holiday Bird
A guide to preparing a traditional Christmas or Thanksgiving turkey with Ac'cent for enhanced flavor. It covers serving estimates, thawing times, giblet removal, wash and dry steps, precise seasoning, stuffing tips, roasting with foil tent, cooking times by weight, and letting the meat rest before carving.
Dear Abby Letters Highlight Respect For Remains And Family Roles
A reader recounts finding a brother’s ashes in a shoebox in a sister-in-law’s closet, prompting Abby to note state cremation laws and proper disposition. Other letters discuss grandchildren’ and stepfamily naming, and a widow’s grief after her spouse’s death, with advice on honoring memory and avoiding hurtful disputes.
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That Was the Week That Was Returns to Nation’s TV
New York AP reports the satirical show That Was the Week That Was returns to U.S. living rooms Tuesday night. The opening song features Nancy Ames performing a quick reprise, setting a tone of impudence and wit as the program resumes its irreverent commentary on current events.
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U S Resigned to Alliance Agreement
The United States accepts a delayed draft agreement on an Atlantic Alliance sea-borne nuclear missile force. Paris talks hindered by French opposition and Britain's Labor government delays. Officials expect a clearer British plan after Harold Wilson meets President Johnson next month, aiming for action into 1965.
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NBC topical revue skits wrap up election night
The article reviews NBC’s preemption by political broadcasts then return to election wrap up. Skits target Sen Goldwater and Democratic winners with jibes about post election friendships. A spotlight piece mocks Audrey Hepburn while a trio performs a polyandry paean. TW3a’s reception is mixed but its air time is praised.
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Kabob Recipe for Pineapple Ginger Steak Skewers
Drain pineapple, mix pineapple syrup with soy sauce ground ginger sugar and garlic salt. Marinate one pound steak cubes an hour. Thread steak with pineapple chunks and broil 3 inches from heat for five minutes per side. Add stuffed green olive after broiling and serve hot.
Gardner Visits Hollywood As Perry Mason Creator Keeps Pacing
Erle Stanley Gardner, famed for Perry Mason, visits Los Angeles for a rare appearance tied to his brainchild and the show’s eight year run. A party at the Losers' Club honors defeated contestants from Burr's TV series as Gardner spars with talk and poses with Joyce Jameson, Kathie Browne, and Lisa Gaye. He notes days spent juggling offices, a Riverside County ranch, Paradise holdings, and a houseboat, employing a small staff to manage 123 books, including 74 Mason titles and others in progress, while admitting limited memory of his output totals.
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Catholic bishops clash over nuclear weapons at Vatican
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council American Auxiliary Bishop Philip Hannan and Archbishop George Beck of Liverpool argued against a blanket denouncement of nuclear arms. They urged the council to recognize weapons may be needed for legitimate defense and called for controlled, limited use rather than total abolition, stressing defense against aggression and the dangers of forcing unilateral disarmament.
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