Lima Cable Franchise Debate Sparks Ideological Confusion
Lima city officials passed an 8-0 vote to grant a franchise, then reconsidered to allow any firm to bid. Three firms Lima Cablevision Buckeye and Nep tune push for a network to improve TV, with behind the scenes moves likely toward a merger. The panel ponders impact on local station finances and consumer choice.
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Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Lima
Lima Cablevision
Buckeye
Neptune
Kennedy and Rusk Hit With Protests in Chile and Uruguay
In Concepcion Chile Kennedy and Rusk faced hostile crowds as pro Communist students spat on Rusk and drowned Kennedy out during talks. In Montevideo a 95yearold man spat at Rusk after laying a wreath, police detaining him. Kennedy endured taunts but pressed on with his South American tour ahead of the Rio de Janeiro ministers’ meeting.
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Joseph L. Benham
Concepcion
Chile
Dean Rusk
Uruguay
Kennedy
University of Concepcion
New York
Rusk
Montevideo
Jose Arigas
State Department
Richard J. Phillips
Argentina
inter-American Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Rio de Janeiro
Rio
Cuba
U.S
Ethel
Lenora
Radio Guide WCIT 940 KC Highlights Schedule
Radio schedule fragment lists WCIT 940 programming with Mutual News reports at 7:45 and 8:00, hymnals and talk segments, and WCIT headlines. Mentions Delphos, rural news briefs, and station identifiers WCIT WCIFY WCITy with sporadic times and line items.
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Radio Guide
WCIT
Mutual
WCIF
Mutual Gparte
WCIY
Delphos
Club Wise Mutual
Loose Teeth, Tight Driver Causes Denture Incident
In East Liverpool Ohio Municipal Court Judge Samuel Chertoff heard Clark B Kevan charged with driving while intoxicated after his dentures slipped and one plate lodged in his throat while driving. Kevan admitted drinking a couple of beers. judge fined 200 dollars, jailed five days, and revoked his license for 66 days.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Samuel Chertoff
Chertoff
Clark B. Kevan
Kevan
Alexander King Dies at 68 in New York Heart Attack
Alexander King, 68, renowned artist and author known for television appearances, died Tuesday in New York of a heart attack. Born in Vienna, he came to the United States before World War I and wrote eight plays and six books.
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New York
Alexander King
King
Vienna
United States
Jand
Rio Conference strains US ties with Latin America
Washington reports the Rio de Janeiro Foreign Ministers Conference opens amid widespread anti American sentiment toward U S policies in Latin America. Tensions center on Tom Mann and US plansto form a Pan American police force amid regional suspicions. News analyzes political stakes for Lyndon Johnson era diplomacy and upcoming campaign maneuvers by John Bailey.
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Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Western Hemisphere
United States
Latin America
Nicaragua
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Tom Mann
Texas
Johnson
Mann
Jaleo
Bailey
John Bailey
Court orders county judges to sentence gamblers for uniformity
The New Jersey State Supreme Court directed that one judge in each county handle gambler sentencing to ensure consistent treatment. The ruling aims to standardize outcomes across counties and reduce disparities in punishment.
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Trenton
N.J
State Supreme Court
Civil rights front to 1968 set to intensify
President Johnson signaled a broad civil rights push for 1968 urging Congress to pass legislation to curb injustices by all white juries. A White House civil rights conference is planned for spring as groups from conservative to radical advance desegregation efforts and stronger federal enforcement. The Civil Rights Commission urged more federal officers, on the spot arrest powers, and a federal crime to punish intimidation of activists.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
American Friends Service Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Regional Council
Deep South
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
South
John
Justice Department
Commission
Wades
Deepartment
Atty
Nicholas Katsenbach
This Day In History November 17 Highlights
On this date in 1800 Congress met in the new Capitol Washington. In 1776 Cornwallis attacked Ft. Lee New Jersey. In 1891 Paderewski debuted at Carnegie Hall. In 1939 Nazis massacred Prague scholars. In 1941 Neutrality Act amended to arm merchant ships. In 1943 Allied forces landed in Tunisia. Ten years ago Mt Charleston crash killed 14. Five years ago Ike cut foreign spending. One year ago UN Security Council met on Israel Syria clashes.
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Associated Press
U.s.congress
Capitol
Washington
Lord Cornwallis
Ft. Lee
N.J
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Carnegie Hall
New York
Nasis
Prague University
Csechoslovakia
Tunisia
Air Force
Mt. Charleston
Las Vegas
Nev
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Syria
Behind The News They Call It Service
A passenger recalls multiple airline meltdowns and broken promises as service claims clash with reality. He recounts lost assurances about landings, delays, rude treatment, and unfulfilled refunds, highlighting systemic poor service and arrogance despite optimistic ads.
Radio Guide schedule on WIMA 1150 KC
Radio schedule listing daily programmes and times for WIMA 1150 in Lima including Good Morning shows Paul Harvey News Music Man and ABC News Flair Reports. Notes long list of segments, sports and weather with high school games on Fridays and Saturdays and Cleveland Browns and Ohio State coverage.
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Dawn Patrat
Weatherscope
Paul Harvey
Alex Drier
Tom Harmon
M& & Lima
R. High
Achiavamant
Government In Action
P. Morgan
USA
ABC News
Lima
Wima Radio Carris
Ohio State
Sam Afferngan
Cleveland Browne
ABC Flair
Handy Assu Ines
Ova Ae Sada
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Russia
Capital News
Lindsay
John Lindsay
New York City
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James Marlowe
Civil Rights Front
To Boil
Steve Herat
Boondock International
Drenchville
Los Angeles
Chicago
Esa
O'Hare
Stewardeas
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