Brown Challenges Nixon Know How
Gov Edmund Brown launched his re election bid in San Francisco asserting Nixon lacks know how on state problems. He touted a $24 million savings and accused Nixon of deficits and a corrupt friendly administration while criticizing budget expertise and tax hikes. Nixon dismissed the speech as a smear campaign and criticized Brown’s record.
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Watsonville
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Richard Nixon
Brown
San Francisco
Union Square
Nixon
Fresno
George Christopher
Christopher
Los Angeles
California
Viewing TV With Hal Humphrey and TV Talk Shuffle
TV gossip notes NBC shifts Jackie Kennedy World of specials dates Benny Goodman moved to Jackie spot due to news value. John Henry Faulk returns as panelist on To Tell the Truth for one week CBS high response to Americans: A Portrait in Verses prompts poetry questions. Ben Hecht’s TV fate cited. Lassie set next year with unchanged scripts. NBC to air Exploring Saturdays 11 30 am draws criticism. Gunsmoke actor Dennis Weaver to appear selectively with $9 500 per episode.
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Hollywood
NBC
Jackie Kennedy
Benny Goodman
Jackie
Benny
Touter
Russia
John Henry Faulk
Goodson-Todman
CBS
FCC
Newton Minow
Albert R. Hibbs
Mr. Minor
Kennedy McCormack duel in Holyoke debate sparks flair
In Holyoke Massachusetts Edward M Kennedy and Edward J McCormack Jr vie for the Democratic Senate nomination with a second public debate at the War Memorial Building. McCormack hints at a sharper attack while Kennedy aims to stay issue focused and avoid personal clashes. The debate airs live in Massachusetts with tape in other areas as the candidates disclose speaking order and reject notes despite documentary evidence from both camps.
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Holyoke
Mass
Kennedy
John W. MccCormack
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward J McCormack Jr
Holyoke War Memorial
McCormack
Boston
Evening meeting listings across Shawnee area clubs
Wednesday schedule lists many groups meeting in the evening across venues including Shawnee Field Archers Sportsmen's Club MUST Blythe Williams American Legion Post 231 McKinrosh Post 149 Highview Encampment Monroe IOOF Hall K of C Greek Orthodox Church Alcoholics Anonymous Kiwanis Lions Toastmasters J&J Bowling Lanes Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 Alpha Council Jr OUAM Orioles Nest Tried Stone Masonic Lodge AFL Hall Moose Lodge IOOF Lodge 956 with times from 6:30 p m to 8:30 p m at multiple locations like 210 Burton Road 19 N Broad 29 Main and Castle Hall.
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Blythe-Williams American Legion
Mcklnrosh American Legion
Franklin
Highview
Monroe
Knights of Columbus
Order of Ahtepa
Greek Orthodox Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Toastmaster’s Club
J&j
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council
Jr. Ouam
N. Broad
Orioles Nest
Stone
Masonic Lodge
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Ioof Lodge
Divorce Notice in Butler County Common Pleas Court
Thienemann notified that on August 17 1962 Lillian Faye Thienemann filed for divorce in Butler County Ohio case No 6897 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by October 6 1962 or petition will be granted.
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Thienemann
A. D
Lillian Faye Thienemann
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A.D
Radio-Tv Highlights Tonight On WPFB And Other Channels
Tonight this station carries Reds versus the Chicago team in a doubleheader. Channel 7 offers Shannon as he pursues a bond thief mystery. Channel 2 and 5 feature a flirtation on Wagon Train. Channel 12 presents Focus on America a three day Ozarks river trip. Channel 2 and 5 Mystery Theater stars Eddie Albert and Margo in The Night the Phone Rang. Channel 12 and 7 and 9 Naked City follows two wartime buds who buy a farm then get drawn into rackets. Channel 7 and 9 The Steel Hour drama centers on a casino worker planning a robbery to pay for marriage.
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Wpfb-Fm
Reds
Chicago
TV Tonight
Shannon
America
Missouri Ozarks
Eddie Albert
Margo
New York
Hydrologists unveil cheap device to find underground water
Scientists announce an electronic tool claimed to locate underground water quickly and cheaply. The device aims to streamline water discovery for rural communities and agricultural needs, potentially reducing drilling costs and environmental impact.
Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On September 5, 1962 a historical roundup notes the 1774 Continental Congress gathering in Philadelphia where Patrick Henry voiced an American identity. Also cited are the 1755 Acadian deportation, 1905 Russo-Japanese War treaty, 1939 WWII clash, 1942 Rommel's Nile bid, and 1945 Singapore recapture. Birthdays include Fredric March's wife Florence Eldridge and film producer Darryl Zanuck. Thought for today reflects Ralph Ingersoll on majority through one man.
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Associated Press
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Patrick Henry
Congress
United States
Portsmouth
N. H
Theodore Roosevelt
Erwin Rommel
Nile River
Singapore
Fredric March
Florence Eldridge
Darryl Zanuck
Political Quarterly Firm Taken Over
London AP reports Canadian publisher Roy Thomson is taking financial control of the Political Quarterly firm. Editorial control stays with existing shareholders. George Bernard Shaw funded most of the magazine's start in 1930.
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London
Roy Thomson
George Bernard Shaw
OSU Trustees Seat Questioned in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the state attorney general was to decide who holds the seventh vote on Ohio State University's board of trustees for a meeting in Wooster Friday. Former senator John Bricker's term expired and Gov. Di Salle named Robert Lazarus in his place, but confirmation by the Senate is required and no session is underway.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ohio State University
Wooster
U.S
John W. Bricker
Michael V. di Salle
Robert Lazarus
Department Store Company
Ohio Senate
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Lassie
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Pardae
Channel 5
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V.P
Jane Lockhart
June
Dennis
Cheste
Weaver
Chester
Belvedere
Echo Lodge
Williamson
Shawnee Field Archers
MUST
Burton
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Manchester
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Harold G. Dance
Rathman Troup
Rena Prue
Radio-Tv
Radio Tonight
Nova Scotia
Longfellow
Ralph Ingersoll
Political Quarterly
OSU
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