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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
10
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Columbus Ohio AP reports the 106th General Assembly shows little sign of reviving Ohio Sunday closing laws. Rep Dom K Cooper who sponsored the failed bill two years ago says he does not plan to introduce again and has heard of no others intending to act. The piece notes hearings planned on apportionment, fair housing, and a 1 percent sales tax hike for schools. A line about a traveler flying Kennedy to La Paz Bolivia ends the report.
Hollywood star George Gobel explains his NBC Daniel Boone appearance next Sunday and his struggle with flying and fear of heights. He recalls past pilots, stage work, and the pattern of TV success followed by unpicked series, noting the long odds against regular stardom. Williamsburg residents add Colonial flair with antenna hiding and camouflaged clotheslines.
TV listings cover 7 to 10 pm notes from channels 2 12 5 and 9. Programs include Voyage to The Bottom of The Sea UNC LE prank on THRUSH Andy Williams Show with Pat Boone Phil Harris Olive Osmond Lee Tracy in Ben Casey tale Hitchcock police detective story in London and CBS News Special on illegal abortions in the United States.
Oklahoma City crowds gathered on the Capitol steps to condemn Oklahoma City University for awarding an honorary Doctor of Laws to Sen. Allen J. Ellender. The protest aligned with a civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, voiced by Rev. Robert McDole who called the honor an endorsement of racism.
New York AP confirms Slattery's People will get a second season on CBS in the same Friday late spot. The show stars Pat O'Brien as an aging politician and faces ongoing challenges with continuing character development and realistic plot constraints.
In Tokyo the Peking People's Daily called the U S claim that stopping North Vietnam raids would quickly restore peace in South Viet Nam sheer nonsense. It accused the Johnson administration of waiting for a sign from the Vietnamese people and urged U S withdrawal from South Viet Nam or risk being driven out, saying this is the only path to peace.
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