Emmy Awards Highlight TV's Golden Year
The Emmys honor outstanding performances in drama and comedy. National Educational Television tops with Cinderella and Sesame Street earns children's programming distinction. Special nods go to Apollo 12 photographer Charles Conrad and notable nonwinners include Ed Sullivan and Judy Garland.
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National Ballet of Canada
CBS
ABC
Wide World of Sports
Richard Levinson
William Link
My Sweet
Charlie
Hope Lange
Mrs. Muir
NBC
William Windom
Charles Conrad
Paul Bogart
CBS Playhouse
New York
Dick Cavett
Hollywood
Bill Cosby
Ed Sullivan
Jackie Gleason
James Arness
Gunsmoke
Johnny Carlson
Arlene Francis
Steve ‘Allen
Arthur Godfrey
Dave Garroway
Judy ‘Garland
Los Angeles
Sweden and Palme defend Vietnam policy during U S visit
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme said he would not alter Sweden's Vietnam policy despite protests during his U S trip and dockworker refusals to unload Swedish autos. He supported dissent by longshoremen but opposed using economic pressure to bend a small nation.
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Washington
Olof Palme
Vietnam
U.S
Palme
NBC
Meet the Press
Sweden
Isla Vista Bank Attacked by Demonstrators After Clash
About 40 of a 200 crowd blocked a street in front of the Bank of America building while six officers stood guard inside. Bank windows were smashed the night before as 12 youths linked arms and held back a mob of 400. Protesters accuse the bank of symbolizing the Establishment and oppose Indochina war.
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Lawfury Assembly
Bank of American
Bank of America
Isla Vista
UCLA Chancellor Reverses Stance on ROTC on Campus
At UCLA a crowd including midshipmen veterans and families applauded as Chancellor Charles E. Young kept the ROTC ceremony on campus despite earlier protests. President Reagan addressed the audience amid jeers and shouted slogans such as Stop the War World Peace and Hell No We Won't Go. He praised ROTC members saying they are custodians of national security as applause rose over protests.
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UCLA
Charles E. Young
Midshipmen’s
Reagan
Naval Rotc Midshipmen
Bizarre killing ties Long Beach case to San Diego suspect
Long Beach officers linked a Saturday assault to an Irion San Diego apartment. The suspect Liberty, judged sane in a Westminster murder, had earlier escaped Norwalk hospital and was released without supervision. Detectives probe connections to a Huntington Beach shotgun death and Irion's nurse role.
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Long Beach
Irion
San Diego
Liberty
Atascadero State Hospital
Marcella Landis
Westminster
Norwalk
Atascadero
Santa Ana Superior Court
Robert Gardner
Gardner
Thomas C. Astorina
Sunset Aquatic Park
Huntington Beach
Astorina
Graystack
VIP Show Prep for VIPs at Shakey's Hill Camp
VIPs observe U S troops on a four day Indochina theater inspection near Saigon at Shakey's Hill inside Cambodia. Soldiers scrub, mend, and dress the camp as monsoon mud reshapes the site while question about progress lingers.
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U.S
Indochina Theater
Nixon
Shakey’s Hill
Saigon
Cambodia
Debt, hardship, and a child's savings attached by collectors
A widow in Bellflower recounts five years of hardship after her husband’s death. She fought illness and debt, borrows, and created repayment plans while caring for two children. Now a bank attached her 6 year old daughter’s $10 savings, prompting a warning from ACTION LINE to keep funds in a home piggy bank.
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J.G
Bellflower
Action Line
Youth holds key to democracy, says Notre Dame graduation speaker
U S Commissioner James E Allen told 1600 graduates at the University of Notre Dame commencement that youth have shaken a complacent society. He praised their willingness to work within the political system as the real hope to preserve and extend democracy.
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South Bend
Ind
U.S
James E. Allen
University of Notre Dame
Allen
U.S. Aids Thai Troop Deployment to Vietnam Explained
State Department testimony reveals U S support for Thai forces in South Vietnam includes equipment training and overseas allowances. The 1966 67 arrangement followed requests from South Vietnam and the United States with Thailand bearing little financial burden. Officials cite Guam doctrine aiming to help Asians defend against communism and note cost uncertainties for Thai and Philippine aid.
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Vietnam
State Department
U.S
Subcommittee
Philippines
United States
South Vietnam
Bangkok
Thailand
Leonard UN
Ger
Graham A. Martin
Cambodian Troops Recapture Siem Reap and Airport
Cambodian reinforcements counterattacked a North Vietnamese force and retook Siem Reap airport and the adjoining De La Paix hotel after a Sunday advance. Officials also claimed recapture of Kompong Thom as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops were ousted from outskirts and hotel premises near Angkor War ruins. No details on civilians or damage to Angkor Wat.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Siem Reap
Kompong Thom
Hotel de la Paix
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Long Beach Sunday edition brief item
A fragmented newspaper snippet notes a Long Beach issue with sections on classified ads and a Sunday listing. It references June 6 and a 4.08 style figure, but the readable text lacks a clear event or outcome. The item reads like a masthead fragment from an early edition.
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Long Beach
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