TV Highlights and Tonight's Mixed Schedule
Channel listings feature Patricia Bates atop 918th weather duties on Which Way the Wind Blows with forecasts under fire. Dr Kildare clashes over a female on staff while a riot spurs a street scene and a reunion. Shenandoah seeks a dead drop treasure map with a dangerous ex-partner. Norman and Rita wed in Peyton Place amid Penneypacker antics. Later slates include Operation Mad Ball and Five with Stella Dallas concluding the night.
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Susan Douglas
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Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
Anne Shirley
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Space budget seen near last year's level
Representative George P. Miller said the administration's space budget is expected to be in the same ballpark as last year and modestly below the prior request. Last year the House Space Committee authorized 5.18 billion dollars for space exploration, with 5.17 billion actually appropriated for the current year. Growing Viet Nam costs fueled speculation of potential cuts in the new budget due to Johnson's forthcoming proposal.
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Reservists Not In Administration Plans For Armed Forces
The Johnson administration signals it will avoid calling Reservists or National Guardsmen to active duty. McNamara told Congress that more support units for the regular Army are needed to deploy forces without mobilizing Reservists. A new 18,000-man Marine Corps division is also planned, aligning with a long term buildup while relying on drafts and voluntary enlistments amid growing Vietnam commitments.
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Sunday School Lesson The Meaning Of God By Cranford
Clarence W Cranford argues that God is best described as Father rather than Shepherd. Jesus reveals this in the prodigal son parable showing a waiting forgiving father. He urges Christians to reflect God as Father and to foster unity among all people in the church.
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Death Camp Exhibit Draws West Berlin Crowds
West Berliners visit the Auschwitz exhibit at the Galllery of the 20th Century near the main station. Photos documents uniforms and gas canisters depict the death camp's inner workings while a daily film repeats. Sponsored by city, parties, youth groups and unions, the exhibit extended to end February after opening January 2 with about twenty thousand visitors and a steady two thousand daily.
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Italian Fashion Mix Shows Black White Color
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports Rome shows split into two camps for spring and summer fashion black and white and technicolor. Designers vary from knee high hems to shorter skirts with bold diagonal stripes and kaleidoscopic prints led by Princess Galitzine whose collection blends black white with swirls of color.
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Galitzine
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