NBC Defends Berlin Refugee Tunnel Film
NBC calls its Berlin tunnel documentary fully justified by events after 59 escapees. State Department warned networks about safety and diplomatic risk. NBC maintained coverage with cautious planning and found cooperation with CBS in a related matter.
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Mau Mau Exhibit to Open in Nairobi Sunday
Labor Minister Tom Mboya will open a Nairobi exhibition honoring the Mau Mau uprising and its leaders this Sunday, according to a Wednesday report.
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Powell Quits Film Presidency Amid Cancer Battle
Dick Powell steps down as president of Four Star Tele Pictures amid his cancer fight and is elevated to chairman. Thomas J. McDermott becomes president as Powell reports improving health while detailing radiation at UCLA. Other notes include Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in Paris, Burt Lancaster charges dropped in Rome, and Indian Archbishop Pathacamury's Rome return.
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Republicans Blast JFK On Sukarno
The Republican National Committee accused the Kennedy administration of wooing Indonesia's Sukarno, calling the New Frontier's foreign policy weak. It cited Sukarno joining Romania and Soviet allies, and urged scrutiny of U.S. aims after RFK's Indonesian goodwill visit.
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Dallas Flooring Fire Causes $75,000 Damage
Dallas fire officials estimate damage at 75000 dollars from a blaze that swept through Wilson Oak Flooring Co on Tuesday night. No injuries were reported and the cause is undetermined. The second sentence about Rge cultivation appears unrelated to the incident.
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Soviet Radio Says Jupiter Radar Signals Detected
Moscow radio reports Soviet scientists bounced radio waves off Jupiter 391 million miles away and found a strong radiation belt similar to Earth's, with waves beamed and reflected as part of planetary research. Algiers dispatch: Algerian Premier Ben Bella invites Cuban Premier Castro to visit Algeria, date to be decided.
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Series of small bombs ignite building destroying Pace Corp plant
An ammunition assembly building in Memphis caught fire amid hundreds of simulated bombs. The blaze, estimated at 40,000 dollars damage, sent debris flying as 500 practice bombs exploded. Thirty five female workers were briefly hospitalized for shock, with one bomb chain reaction started by a worker dropping a fuse into a tray. No injuries reported beyond shock.
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