Republicans Attack CBS Anti Poverty Film It Featured
Senate Republicans called CBS program It's What's Happening, Baby degrading and immoral while defending the Office of Economic Opportunity. Holmes Brown said the film aimed at youths 16 to 22, drew a large audience, and used no government funds. CBS donated airtime and performers volunteered. The show mixed rock n roll performances with host Murray Kaufman and Bill Cosby promoting staying in school.
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U S Expands Weaponry Use in Viet Nam to Meet Aggression
Washington reports the United States has deployed nearly all conventional arms from carbines to B 52 bombers to support South Vietnam as North Viet Nam intensifies. Officials deny evidence of nuclear or ground to ground missile sites in the north while noting ongoing air and naval operations.
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Today in History June 30 highlights and anniversaries
On June 30 various milestones mark the year 1965 181st day. The McCarran Walt er Act passed over Truman veto shaping immigration law. Other notes include Staten Island occupation 1777 Taft appointment 1921 and WWII and Congo events through 1964.
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Eisenhower In Hospital For Periodic Checkup
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital for a routine physical examination. Hospital officials said a discharge could come as early as this evening.
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GOP Aims for a Complete Johnson Dossier in 1968 Nomination Talk
Republicans compile a full record on President Johnson and key rivals including Humphrey and the Kennedys to prepare for a possible 1968 campaign. Arthur L. Peterson says the file covers all aspects of the President as a person and as a candidate. In bridge news, Joel Underheim and partners tied for first at 92 points in north-south, with other results listed.
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