TV Review Notes Mixed Results In Holiday Specials
CBS presented a modest Pinocchio musical for children with charm but limited by a small budget and stage. NBC offered a lavish Ice Capades special with sleek camera work featuring Jimmy Dean and the Supremes, alongside schedule conflicts. Flipper will return next season with new boys and a changed storyline. Beatles plans remain active as new recordings surface. Annie at Your Gun may fill Palm Sunday NBC time with Ethel Merman and Berlin songs.
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CBS
Prince Street Players
NBC
Speial
Jimmy Dean
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Supremes
Ethel Merman
Irving Berlin
Recruiters Quit Campus After Scuffle
In Oberlin Ohio the Air Force planned to open a recruiting station in the Post Office after a student protest disrupted a campus event. Three recruiters faced pushing shoving and two fist fights as about 10 students tried to reach a recruiting table in the Student Union building. The demonstration opposed the center and U S involvement in Vietnam.
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Oberlin
Growth Stocks and Investor Goals Explained
A discussion on why people invest to improve financial standing and meet family objectives. Growth stock picks depend on countrywide gains, with big NYSE firms offering past growth but no guarantees. Seek broker facts, apply common sense, and balance growth with current income through dividends or bonds.
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New York Stock Exchange
Television Highlights of a varied primetime lineup
A TV listing notes Wings of Fire with Suzanne Pleshette about an aviatrix in an air race after a lost love, Hall of Kings a Westminster Abbey history tour led by James Mason, Air War in the North on Vietnam bombing, Combat with Kirby and German infiltrators, Girl from UNCLE spoof with a Carpathian plot, Dak Tari with Judy and a pet elephant, The Invaders a Vinceint investigation into a complex, Occasional Wife with a secretary mistaken for a wife, Red Skelton guest hosts, A Time to Love and a Time to Die Remarque film, Petticoat Junction jail at the Shady Rest, and Dean Martin show guests.
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Westminster Abbey
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U.S
North Vietnam
April
Mark
Daktari
Judy
Vincent
Peter
Red Skelton
George Gobel
Chad
Jeremy
John Gavin
Erich Maria Remarque
Petticoat Junction
Shady Rest
Dean Martin
Myron Cohen
Frank Gorshin
Kim Sisters
Jane Morgan
Rose Marie
What To Do Booklet Has Gaps In Columbus Robbery Advice
Columbus police publish a fact sheet for robbery victims but it omits key steps. Eric Pardon, 23, a night service station attendant, described a Monday morning holdup in which a man pressed something cold against his neck and forced him to hand over cash before fleeing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Eric Pardon
Pardon
Public Health Service Reports Decline in Births in 1966
The Public Health Service notes both the live birth rate and total births fell in 1966. Through November 1966 there were 3,322,000 births, 131,000 fewer than 1965's 3,453,000. The birth rate dropped from 19.5 to 18.5 per 1000, while marriages rose to 1,672,000 in the first 11 months and the rate increased to 9.3 per 1000.
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Washington
Public Health Service
PHS
Ohio creates Bureau of Urban Affairs to run until department forms
Columbus reports that starting today Ohio establishes a Bureau of Urban Affairs to operate temporarily until the cabinet level Department of Urban Affairs is created by the General Assembly. The move consolidates urban policy administration pending formal departmental creation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Bureau of Urban Affairs
Department of Urban Affairs
General Assembly
Supreme Court won't hear challenge to draft card law
The Supreme Court refused 8 to 1 to review a 1965 law banning draft card burning. David Miller challenged the law as abridging free speech, while Solicitor General Thurmond Marshall defended it as a regulatory measure. Miller, a protester and Jesuit-educated graduate of Le Moyne College, faces possible penalties up to five years' imprisonment and a $10,000 fine.
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Supreme Court
Washington
David J. Miller
Miller
William C. Douglas
New York Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
US District Court
New York City
U.S. Circuit Court
Medicare Loyalty Oath Dropped by Court
Supreme Court agrees with Justice Department that the non-Communist disclaimer required in Medicare administration cannot be enforced. No appeal heard as moot since government will not enforce the regulation further. The 1965 law barred benefits for elderly not in Social Security if tied to eight subversive groups. the U.S. Communist Party was among them.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
American Civil Liberties Union
Department
Attorney General's Office
U.S. Communist Party
Court Affirms Deportation of De Lucia
The Supreme Court declines to halt government orders to deport Paul De Lucia 69 described by officials as the Chicago underworld crap. De Lucia fought deportation for years claiming illness makes deportation cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment. The Justice Department said he entered the U S on a false passport in 1920 and was convicted in Italy of homicide, fleeing a second murder prosecution.
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Supreme Court
Paul de Lucia
Justice Department
Immigration
Chicago
Italy
de Lucia
U.S
Department
United States
Thieves Steal Liquor TV and Cash in Cambridge Cafe Theft
Burglars took liquor a television set and 450 dollars from the Famous Cafe in Cambridge Massachusetts. A note reading Thank you was left on the bar. Investigators label the incident a recent cafe burglary with no injuries reported.
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Cambridge, Mass
Prairie dogs and their burrow towns explained
Prairie dogs are large, bold bodied ground squirrels that live in colonies. They construct a maze of bur rows forming interconnected towns.
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