Times of Trial Echo Johnsons Viet Nam Speech
President Johnson likens today to past crises, cites Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy to justify unity. He warns that failure to deter aggression in Vietnam could escalate to a war with massive casualties and urges nationwide support to bring the war to a successful conclusion.
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Winston Churchill
President Johnson
Chicago
Vietnam
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hilter
Germany
Roosevelt
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Berlin
Korea
Eisenhower
Senate
Southeast Asia
Quemoy
Matsu
Kennedy
Laos
United States
Asia
South Vietnam
America
China
Socialized Law Faces Mixed Reception in Legal Aid Push
Private legal aid groups operated on 5.4 million dollars for civil causes last year. Sargeant Shriver’s legal services unit plans 125 communities at about 25 million, five times private effort. Without limits a federal program could reach 800 communities costing 185 million annually. By year end judicate will be in all but four cities, with some Southern cities rejecting it as socialized law.
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Sargeant Shriver
Legal Service Unit
Legal Services Project
Baltimore
Memphis
New Orleans
San Antonio
Chattanooga
Nashville
Savannah
Community Antenna TV in Frederick Sparks Debate
Frederick officials weigh pros and cons of CATV franchise as public hearings unfold. An Ohio State University economist’s article outlines CATV growth from 15 local systems to about 1600 nationally, noting better reception, more channels, and rising color programming. Installations range from $5 to over $100, with monthly fees around $5, and systems expanding from small towns to large cities.
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Community Antanns Television
CATV
Frederick
E. Paul Magaha
Richard 9. Hammond
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Daniel ©. Fletcher
Associ
Ohi State University
Community Antenna Television
Ohio
Systema
Commission
CATV Expansion and Its Legal Economic Issues in Cities
The article surveys early CATV growth in New York Cleveland and Columbus and the reception gains from color TV. It discusses franchise needs and city control versus public utility status, and FCC policy tensions with local stations and network demands. It outlines proposed FCC rules on local carriage and program duplication and notes impending regulatory steps.
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New York
Cleveland
Columbus
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Chicago
Big City
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
PCC
Congress
CATV
The
Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
Italians Driven From Lavarone Plateau in War Move
The Austrian war office reports a serious Italian defeat on Lavarone plateau with Italian lines pushed forward and several positions captured. Prisoners taken rise to 23,883 as the conflict intensifies amid broader debates on CATV regulation and pay television. The 1916 Pennsylvania Conference of the Young People Society of Christian Endeavor begins June 20 in Thurmont U B church, led by Rev. Paul Holdcraft.
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Lavarone
Austrian War Office
Pennsylvania
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
U. B
Thurmont
Paul E. Holdcraft
State roads opening bids on Hagerstown Frederick surfacing
The State Road Commission will open bids at noon June 4 for surfacing 3.611 miles of the Hagerstown Frederick dual highway from Myersville to west of the National Pike. The project completes one road lane started about 10 years ago. The news item also notes closing exercises at the Maryland State School for the Deaf with commencement May 30 and discussion of CATV rights and future television networks affecting local stations and rural service.
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THE
State Roads Commission
Hagerstown - Frederick
Myersville
Natornal Pike
Maryland State School For the Deaf
CATV
New York
Chicago
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
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Federal Communications Comission
News-Post
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Edward C. Peter
A. F. Whitney
Trainmen’s Brotherhood
John R. Steelman
White House
Berry's
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