Hays to appear on Meredith Willson show as political humor
Former congressman Brooks Hays, now a White House assistant, will perform four minutes of philosophy and humor on a CBS Meredith Willson special. He draws Will Rogers as a model, aims for kind humor, and recalls Arkansas years in eight-term career.
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Scrantonites Platform Sparks Debate On Religion and Foreign Policy
The Scrantonites debate centers on amending the right of voluntary religious exercises in public places. The platform backs recognizing a Cuban government in exile and urges reforms to the United Nations while opposing sides in the Soviet China quarrel. It praises NATO, seeks to halt alliance deterioration, and calls for decisive action to win in South Vietnam. It also demands Berlin Wall demolition as a precondition for talks with the Soviet Union on Germany. Mechanical damage, not decay, drives railroad tie replacement.
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Opening day at Republican Convention highlights on TV
The first evening session centers on Gov Mark Hatfield's speech with reports from committee chairmen and an address by Sen Everett Dirksen plus a Hoover message reading. Networks share pool coverage while pulling to their reporters. NBC anchors include Huntley and Brinkley. ABC features Howard K. Smith and Hadley Morgan. CBS has Walter Cronkite.
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Little Miss U.S.A. Will Be Parma Girl
Parma girl Kathy Goldbach was chosen as Little Miss Ohio to represent the state in the Little Miss U.S.A. contest in Miami Florida next week. Runners up Ann Marie Lupi and Barbara Celeste are from Mayfield Heights and Lemaster. The article also notes the Wye Oak in Maryland state park as the largest white oak in the country at 425 years old and 95 feet tall.
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Ohio highway toll matches high weekend total
The report notes Ohio highway deaths over a three hour period equaled the prior weekend's 21 fatalities and matched the year's high. Additional incidents include three drownings and four other fatalities, with a fatal race car crash near Mansfield and a fatal apartment fire in Delphos. A Noble County three death auto crash occurred at US 21 and Ohio 78.
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Young Sees Goldwater as Strong Republican Candidate
Sen Stephen M Young of Ohio says Barry Goldwater would be the strongest GOP challenger to President Johnson. He notes Goldwater would complicate Young's bid for re election and plans to campaign in Ohio against Rep Robert Taft Jr while recalling discussions with Johnson about Goldwater as the tougher opponent.
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Debates Desirable Some Bad TV Says Study Panel
A nine member American Political Science Association commission says presidential debates are generally desirable but may harm national interests in certain circumstances. The panel cites Kennedy Nixon debates and Cuba invasion as examples and notes the president must decide if he will debate.
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Evangelist Graham Calls Christ a Great Disturber at Ohio Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham described Christ as a great disturber during the third session of his 10 day Ohio Crusade at Jet Stadium in Columbus. He urged attendees to accept the cross and warned that following Christ will disturb personal plans. Despite the warning, about 850 people came forward, part of a 22,500 crowd with thousands overflowed onto the rain soaked outfield. The three services this weekend pushed total attendance past 70,000 with groups from 107 communities. John Glenn Sr and his wife attended on behalf of the platform audience.
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