New Probe to Differ From Warren Report
Rep Hale Boggs a member of the presidents violence commission says the new inquiry will be broader and unlike the Warren Commission. He notes open hearings and a professional staff including sociologists and criminologists to study violence causes, media effects, education and housing.
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Good Titles for Movies Books Are Hard to Find
New York AP notes the lure of provocative names in books and films. It cites examples from Marat/Sade to Love Ain’t Nothing but Sex Misspelled and The Secret Life of an American Wife, highlighting how studios and authors chase catchy, marketable titles even when the content may differ from the name.
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Marquis de Sade
Harlan Ellison
Ernest Borneman
Alexander Rose
Paddy Chayefsky
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Connecticut
Universal
Goforth
Columbia
When Negro GIs Return Home From Vietnam
At Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam a Black veteran Barry P Wright promotes a group Negro Veterans from Vietnam to help civil rights at home. He says focus on constructive work in ghettos and plans to form squads to aid communities after discharge. The idea meets mixed reactions with at least one protest cross burning by base security.
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Vietnam
United States
Seabee
Barry P Wright
Chicago
South China Sea
Wright
Wisconsin Memorial Day road toll shows no seat belt use
Gov Knowles released a state Motor Vehicle Division tally listing 26 deaths over the weekend on Wisconsin roads. Drunken driving contributed to several deaths. 18 occurred after dark, most on rural state trunks and county roads. the interstate was crash free. Most victims were male and under 25.
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Wisconsin
Warren P Knowles
State
Knowles
Congress Ups Pensions In Help Yourself Plan
Washington report notes Congress boosted old age benefits and then sweetened lawmakers pensions. It cites typical Social Security averages rising from about 145 dollars to 165 dollars monthly after the liberalization took effect March 1, highlighting the contrast between general beneficiaries and legislators who enact the changes.
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Daly resigns VOA chief amid executive undercutting clash
John Charles Daly quits as head of the Voice of America charging executive undercutting by USIA Director Leonard H. Marks. Daly cites reassignments of senior VOA personnel and alleges Marks allowed the moves behind his back. The dispute highlights a long running USIA VOA power struggle over programming independence and policy.
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New York Times
Washington
John Charles Daly
Voice of America
Leonard H. Marks
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Marks
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USIA
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Howard Chernoff
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Chernoff
Henry Loomis
Carl Rowan
Act of Voa
Johnson
John Chancellor
Family to Hold Private Rites For Randolph Churchill
LONDON UP I His family today planned a private funeral service for Randolph Churchill son of Sir Winston Churchill He died at 57 after completing two volumes of a planned six volume biography His publishers expect the remaining work to be finished by a distinguished historian He served as commando and paratrooper in the Fourth Queen s Hussars and followed a writing career similar to his father but with limited political success.
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