Burr Honored by TV Guide on NBC Award Show
Ray mond Burr won the favorite male performer award as TV Guide readers chose him at the NBC hosted second annual TV Guide Award Show. Other winners included Perry Mason as favorite series and Carol Burnett as favorite female performer while NBC TV won for election night coverage and Huntley Brinkley newscasts.
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TV Guide
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Nanette Fabray
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Warner Bros
Cooper
Miss Fabray
Readers
Burr
NBC- TV
Huntley - Brinkley
Carol Burnett
Moon Trip To Cost Billions And Many Lives
An Air Force official warns that landing a manned moon mission will cost billions and many lives. Trevor Garner, former assistant secretary of the Air Force, says the risk is high but necessary, likening it to early high speed aircraft tests.
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Los Angeles
Trevor Garner
Air Force Space Study Committee
Gardner
Air Force
Aerospace . Sciences
American Rock
Weather Summary for Monroe and Surrounding States
Partly cloudy and warm across Monroe and vicinity with scattered thundershowers mainly daytime and evening. Highs near 88, lows 68 to 72. Louisiana sees similar warmth with afternoon and night thundershowers. highs 85 to 90, lows 68 to 74. Mississippi partly cloudy to cloudy with showers through Thursday. highs 86 to 92, lows 68 to 74. Arkansas clear to partly cloudy with a chance of evening showers. highs 85 to 90, lows 65 to 70.
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Arkansas
Rowhtie
Suit seeks desegregation of Memphis parks facilities
In federal court a suit filed May 13 by 11 Black men seeks desegregation of Memphis city parks and recreation facilities including a municipal golf course boat ramp art gallery tennis court and museum after they were refused admission.
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Memphis, Tenn
Humid Weather Persists East and South Amid Storms
A cold mass ended the Midwest heat wave but the East and South face another day of warmth and humidity. Severe thunderstorms swept from the East to the central Plains, killing three in Chicago and St. Louis amid power outages in midtown Manhattan.
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Gulf Coast
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Fla
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Tex
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Great Lakes
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Miami Clerk Surrenders On Murder Count
George R. Reece a 48 year old clerk surrendered to police in New Orleans claiming he was wanted in Miami for murder In Miami authorities had sought him since the death of Summerville Martin 18 months earlier Reece said a dormitory dispute led to the man falling on the sidewalk and dying the next day he denied knowing of the incident
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New Orleans
George R. Reece
Miami, Fla
Miami
Reece
Summerville Martin
Martin
Pressure Mounts On Nixon In California Governor Race
National Republican leaders urge Nixon to enter the 1962 California governor contest against Gov. Edmund G. Brown. They warn only Nixon could beat Brown, while Nixon weighs a plan to stay active nationally for a possible 1964 presidential bid and keep options open for a four year term. Democrats warn of a potentially damaging defeat if he runs.
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Richard M. Nixon
California
Miller
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
Goldwater
National Press Club
Brown
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thruston B. Morton
Latin probe signals welcoming Dominican Republic back
A four nation team from Panama, Colombia, the United States and Uruguay concluded five days of fact finding and will return to Washington. Indications are the OAS report will favor reaccepting the Dominican Republic into the Americas. The mission investigated officials, prisoners and 14 suspects in Rafael Trujillo's assassination and reviewed the local political climate.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS
Panama
Colombia
United States
Uruguay
Rafael L. Trujillo
Romulo Betancourt
Trujillo
German gets 3 years for spying on U S forces
Kurt Kuehn a 36 year old German employed in the U S Army library at Frankfurt was sentenced to three years in prison for spying for East Germany. The West German court said he received 10000 marks about $2500 for supplying over 20000 microphotoed pages of U S Army manuals and described 28 people he considered potential East German agents.
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Germany
Frankfurt
U.S
Federal Supreme Court
Kurt Kuehn
Kuehn
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