TV Highlights Showcases President and VP Roles
CBS prime time juxtaposes President Johnson urging civil rights legislation with a half hour on Vice President Humphrey’s daily duties. The AP piece notes Humphrey’s remarks on his relation to the presidency and offers a view of political leadership. Also mentions Lesley Ann Warren’s TV role, NBC staff moves, and a Tele phone Hour guest lineup.
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New York
CBS
United States
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Congress
CBS News
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Humphrey
Lesley Ann Warren
For the People
NBC
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London
Washington
Elie Abel
Telephone Hour
Burl Ives
Patti Page
Red Nichols
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Striking Workers Approve Local Terms
The president of a Baltimore area steel workers local says the union has approved local contract terms with Continental Can Co and American Can Co at four plants. Kelly Mills notes the strike remains until a master contract is reached in Pittsburgh. The local represents about 3,000 workers. the strike began March 1.
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Baltimore
Continental Can Co
American Can. Co
Baltimore-area
Kelly Mills
Pittsburgh
Mills
Contiental
American
Clams and Sweet Potato Ice Cream Added to Fair Menu
In Baltimore the World's Fair pavilion will add soft shell clams and sweet potato ice cream to crab cakes this year. John B. Moore, head of the Maryland fair commission, said the plan mirrors the crab cake rollout. He cited the sugar cone from St. Louis as a precedent for the ice cream addition.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John B. Moore
Maryland Fair Commission
St. Louis
Moore
Singer Nelson Eddy Recovers After Hernia Operation
Hollywood AP reports 63 year old baritone Nelson Eddy passed a hernia operation in good condition. A hospital spokesman says Eddy took a few steps and had a meal after the surgery.
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Hollywood
Nelson Eddy
Eddy
Winning Slogan To Be Announced
SALISBURY AP The Chamber of Commerce will announce a winner Tuesday in a contest to identify Salisbury as the hub of the Del marva Peninsula. The winner’s prize is 1000 dollars in merchandise awards. the announcement was postponed a day due to 12000 entries.
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Salisbury
The
Chamber of Commerce
Delmarva Peninsula
Frank Swallow
Chamber
Outraged Actress Protest Over Times Square Billboard
New York AP report describes workers patching a Times Square billboard showing Jane Fonda nude to protest by the actress. The ad promotes the film Circle of Love and Fonda demands a court order to stop the display.
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New York
Jane Fonda
Times Square
Miss Fonda
Screaming Fans Greet Opera Star Maria Callas in NYC
Seventy five screaming fans greeted soprano Maria Callas at Kennedy Airport on her return to New York for her Met Opera debut since 1958. She will sing Tosca the coming Friday and again on March 25 under the Met management.
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New York
Maria Callas
Kennedy Airport
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Rudolf Bing
Miss Callas
Eavesdropping Bill Introduced in Maryland House
ANNAPOLIS AP A bill to require registration of all wiretapping devices was introduced Monday night by House Speaker Marvin Mandel and majority leader W Dale Hess. The measure would ban manufacture transfer or possession of unregistered devices unless authorized by the State Police superintendent. Registration would include name address identifying characteristics and occupation of possessor and owner and further details as required.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
W. Dale Hess
Scientists Visit Israeli Reactor Near Beersheba
A State Department spokesman says American scientists visited the Dimona reactor in the Negev Desert near Beersheba. There was no inspection, and officials would not confirm if the visit assured peaceful use.
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Washington
State Department
Negev Desert
Beersheba
Marshall Wright
Dimona
Wright
United States
Senate approves state purchase of Carvel Hall site
Annapolis senators back a bill allowing the state to buy the Carvel Hall Hotel property for a historic preservation plan. Historic Annapolis Inc has agreed to acquire the William Paca House portion for a museum honoring the Maryland signer. The state would buy the other portion for 305000 to 350000 dollars to raze it for a mall and architectural center linked to the historic district.
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Annapolis
Senate Finance Committee
Historic Annapolis Inc
William Paca
Maryland
Freedom Torch Relay Reaches Baltimore Marching to Washington
Volunteers from Harlem carrying an unlit freedom torch reached Baltimore at 8 am. The 18 relay runners left New York City Sunday night and plan to reach Washington to present the torch to President Johnson and meet Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The marathon run memorializes those who died in the civil rights struggle.
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New York City
Harlem
Washington
Johnson
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
North Dakota hunter wins $100 at Ontario wolf derby
Oral Desrud of Rolla ND bagged four wolves in three days to win a $100 prize in an airborne wolf hunting contest at the Lake of the Woods Snow Carnival in ENORA Ontario. The event drew 50 planes and produced 16 wolves taken.
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Ont
Oral Desrud
Rolla
N.D
Lake of the Woods
Juvenile advisory jury trials in Grand Island court
In Grand Island Nebraska six high school students serve as the advisory jury in juvenile cases. Judge Donald H Weaver asks for their recommendation after hearing evidence and discussion in his chambers. The plan continues through the school year with a decision on continuation next September.
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Grand Island
Neb
Donald H. Weaver
Weaver
Salisbury Police Chief William J. Chatham Dies
Salisbury Maryland AP reports police chief William J. Chatham, 58, collapsed and died at his home after 24 years leading the Salisbury force. He previously served with the Maryland State Police before joining Salisbury in 1937 and becoming chief in 1941.
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Salisbury
William J. Chatham
Maryland State Police
Preventing rheumatic fever by regular antibiotic treatment
Rheumatic fever, the cause of rheumatic heart disease, can be prevented in most cases and recurrences averted through a program of continuous regular treatment with antibiotics or other drugs under medical supervision. The disease particularly attacks children of school age.
Farm Production Rising to Russia
Washington AP says the Agriculture Department reports Soviet farm output rose sharply in 1964, about 92 percent higher than 1963, with increased imports of food grain from the United States and Canada as a result of the surge.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Canada
Department
Bell gifted to RE Lee Institute honors high school students
In Thomaston Georgia students at the RE Lee Institute acquired an old farm bell, mounted it on a portable stand and presented it to the high school. The bell will be tolled for those who excel scholastically and athletically.
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Thomaston
RE Lee Institute
Products liability insurance explained for businessmen
A public service column from the Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents outlines products liability insurance. It protects manufacturers when bodily injury or property damage results from goods after sale. Agents can advise on coverage options and cost-saving ideas, with questions invited via The Frederick News-Post.
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Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Frederick Neaws-Post
Frederick County Association of Insuraice Agents
City and County Chairs Named for Cancer Crusade
Miss Hilda Haller is city chair for the fourth year and Grayson Bowers serves as county chair for the crusade. Haller, longtime Hendrickson’s cashier, is active in Calvary Methodist Church and local civic groups. Bowers, a young agricultu rist from Adamstown, leads Frederick DHIA and Holstein groups and is Cornell-educated in animal husbandry. Green Bank's 28 dentures will form a 264 foot circumference gear for a large radio telescope at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, aiding deep space study.
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Grayson Bowers
Haller
Hendrickson’s
Calvary Methodist Church
Space
Green Bank
W. Va
Outer Space
Alco Products Inc
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Adamstown
Frederick County
D.H.I.A
DHIA
Holstein Breeders Association
Cornell University
FASTEETH Promotes Confidence With Alkaline Tooth Powder
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when a plate drops or slips. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates to hold teeth more firmly and feel more comfortable. The powder helps odor control and is sold at drug counters.
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