Hoover Kennedy Wiretap Debate May Be Longer
Washington AP report notes Senate hearing planned next year on the Kennedy Hoover wiretap dispute. Senator Edward Long says the inquiry will probe who authorized taps and surveillance, amid cases including Bobby Baker in U.S. District Court. Both Kennedy and Hoover deny authorizing such activities.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Edward V. Long
Long
Hoover
Kennedy
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Johnson
Baker
U.S
New York
Reds Have Conflicting Resolutions On Space And Earth
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes Soviet positions on space arms control versus hard line aims for world revolution. Pravda editorials repeat calls for liberation struggles, suggesting peaceful space accords may shield expansionist goals and concerns over internal Kremlin-Chinese dynamics. The piece weighs détente against Moscow’s perceived drive for influence and possible wars under communist banners.
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William L. Ryan
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Moscow
Earth
Praveda
Communist Party
Pravda
Washington
West
Red World
Kremlin
Emporia State Names New Head Football Coach
Emporia Kansas AP reports Ron Blaylock was chosen as head football coach at Emporia State replacing Keith Caywood who resigned after 13 years. Blaylock, formerly an assistant, was recommended by the athletic board after a month of applications.
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Emporia, Kan
Ron Blaylock
Emporia State
Laurence C. Boylan
Blaylock
Keith Caywood
Athletic Board of Control
Tiomkin to Produce Russian US Film in Soviet Co Production
Hollywood producer Dimitri Tiomkin, famed for his film scores, leads the first US USSR film project a Life of Tschaikovsky moving picture with Warner Brothers backing. Most shooting will occur in Russia with locations in New York Paris and Florence. Tiomkin plans six months of filming starting March or April with a largely Russian cast and one potential English or American patroness.
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Lowell Thomas
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New York
Paris
Florence
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Supreme Court Evolves Into Activist Leader Of Modern Era
The high court, more aggressive than any prior era, uses its power to shape civil rights, education, and governance. It resolves Georgia election dispute, weighs interracial marriage rights in Virginia, upholds a jury tampering ruling against Hoffa associate Osborn, and approves undercover sting without a warrant to convict a narcotics peddler. The decisions reflect a court willing to tackle broad, constitutional dilemmas affecting daily life.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
the Times
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Howard Callaway
Virginia
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Kansas Turnpike Plans for Three Segments Presented
Gov. Avery reviewed engineering and traffic reports on three proposed Kansas turnpike segments from Kansas City to Galena, Baxter Springs to Wichita, and Wichita to Hays. Financial analysis shows bonds and state gasoline tax aid needed, with total cost about 256 million dollars and 297 million in bonds over 40 years, and early deficits offset by later surpluses. Officials stressed awaiting fiscal expert review before legislative action.
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Kansas
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Kansas City
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Wichita
Hays
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Bergendorf
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Avery
Robert Duncan
Kansas Turnpike Authority
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Wichita Hays
WichitacBaxter Springs
Wilburn Smith and Associates
Television Log Special Broadcast Schedule
Television log lists 6:30 to 12:25 segments with Batman Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Bob Hope I Spy Johnny Carson Major A Child Is Waiting News Merv Griffin and various movies including Unholy Partners Terror In The Haunted House and Mister Big.
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Bob Hope
Gomer Pyle
Danny Kaye
ABC Stage
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Tex Winter
Merv Griffin
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Red Guards Active Again in Peking Protests
In Belgrade reported by AP, Yugoslav Tanjug says Red Guards denounced Peng Chen and other purged leaders at closed meetings in Beijing and marched at night chanting slogans. The movement unmasked the bourgeois line of Peng Lu Tingeyi Lo Juiching and others amid the purge.
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Red Guards
Peking
Peng Chen
Tanjug
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Lu Tingeyi
Lo Jui- Ching
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