CBS Expands Color TV to Main Schedule in Fall
CBS announces full color programming for the fall season. President Jack Schneider states color ownership justifies the move and notes Red Skelton and Danny Kaye shows will air in color from Television City. Most Thursday night pictures were filmed in color and several color specials, including Wizard of Oz and Cinderella, are planned. KLAS-TV is the local CBS station.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Jack Schneider
Schneider
Red Skelton
Danny Kaye
Television City
Hollywood
Rogers and Hammersten
Klas-Tv
Demonstrations across the nation condemn Selma brutality
Police beatings of demonstrators in Selma prompt protests from Alabama officials and governors nationwide. Thousands join sit-ins and marches in cities including Los Angeles and Chicago. CORE rally in Berkeley draws about three thousand as lawmakers decry the violence and call for federal intervention.
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Justice Department
Atty
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Federal Building
Los Angeles
Chicago
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
University of California
Berkeley
Oakland
Calif
City Hall
Alabama
Selma
White House
Capitol Hill
Personal classified notices and apartment listings fragment
Fragmented personal ads offer wardrobe items and pet notices along with furnished and unfurnished apartment rentals. Entries mention dogs for care, a potential property duplex with a loan outline, and several one and two bedroom units near shops or schools with contact numbers.
Nevada Apportionment Plan Seeks Seven Theatres Of Representation
Kiisley and Gibson sponsor a plan to create seven Nevada districts with Clark County seven senators and 15 assemblymen Washoe five senators and 10 assemblymen. The 15 other counties group into threes with one senator and two assemblymen per district. Governor Sawyer backs a US constitutional amendment letting voters decide apportionment basis. he favors federal checks and balances but cannot predict Nevada public vote.
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Kiisley
Gibson
ABS
Nevada
Clark
Washoe
Washington
Grant Sawyer
U. S
Sawyer
National Governors’ Conference
US Senate
Kings Rededicate Selma March After Confrontation
In Selma a march led by Martin Luther King Jr faced a wall of troopers after a confrontation. King called for a massive march to Montgomery next week and a protest at the Dallas County courthouse on Wednesday.
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Dallas
Washington
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Selma
Reed
American Friends = Service Committee
King
James G
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Charles Tobin
U.S
New Hampshire
Hypnotic Surgery in U S Up to 30000 Procedures Annually
The Journal of Abdominal Surgery estimates that about 30,000 surgical operations are performed yearly in the United States under hypnosis. The finding highlights the scale of hypnosis aided procedures amid evolving medical practice.
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Boston
UPS
Journal of
United States
Governors Conferenc e convenes in Las Vegas for 1965 meeting
Five governors join Gov erant Sawyer in Las Vegas to finalize plans for the 1965 Governor s Conference meeting. Executive committee to meet at Sahara Hotel Thursday and Friday with attendees including Sanders Bellman Breathitt Babcock Rolvaag and observers Romney and Scranton.
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Sawyer
Las Vegas
Sahara Hotel
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Tim Babcock
Montana
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Romney
Washington
Scranton
Minneapolis
Rolvaag
Army Reserve-National Guard
Vegas NAACP Chief Heading for Selma
A Las Vegas minister and NAACP leader plans to travel to Selma amid recent harsh events. He cites Ralph Yarborough's rebuke of George Wallace and argues the beating and gas attacks outraged bystanders reflect a breach of both Texas and American norms.
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Vegas
NAACP
Selma
Las Vegas
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
George Wallace
Bank President Kidnapped and Shot During Robbery
Bank president Tom Woodruff, 71, was abducted from his home and forced to open the vault by two robbers. He was beaten and shot in the side, with about $4,730 stolen from drawers. he is in serious condition at Dooley Hospital in Vienna. The attackers fled. authorities report the motive tied to a time lock and the stubbornness of the victim.
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Madilla
UPI
Tom FE. Woodruff
Woodruff
Dooley Hospital
Vienna
Methodist Church Board of Stewards
M. L. Woodruff
Dooly County Hospital
Nevada Crime Bill Sparks Crossfire in Legislature
The piece argues for deferring punitive crime legislation while noting the high crime rate. It blasts Clark County DA Ted Marshall and local prosecutors for lax prosecutions, plea deals, and backlogs, claiming harsher penalties and more prison funding are needed to curb crime.
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Nevada
Ted Marshall
Clark County
Spring Mountain
Vegas man rammed manhole. minor injury reported
Robert Norman, 44, of the C Bar B Trailer Court, was treated and released from Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after his car rammed an uncompleted Sahara Avenue manhole. The incident occurred Tuesday night. the manhole stood 13 inches above the gravel road.
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Las Vegas
Sahara Avenue
Nevada Highway Patrol
Robert Norman
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Norman
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