Topless Strike Rocks Detroit Go Go Club Scene
A dozen Detroit go go dancers protested manager Frank Bruce’s topless dance rule at the Sound a Go-Go Club. They marched with signs arguing for topless dancing as 75 local clubs existed, and Bruce said the rule hurt his business.
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Pentagon slips medals as Vance resigns deputy role
Washington AP Cyrus Vance, stepping down as Defense Under Secretary, receives Army Navy and Air Force medals at a Pentagon ceremony. Each medal promptly pops off as pinning finishes prompting Dr. John S. Foster to joke about an R and D program to fix the issue.
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Air Force
John S. Foster
Actress Amanda Blake Weds Frank Gilbert in Scottsdale Church
In Scottsdale Arizona actress Amanda Blake star of Gunsmoke married Phoenix businessman Frank Gilbert at a Methodist church Friday night. It is the fourth marriage for both, following Blake's divorce last Wednesday from rancher Ja 180R Day. About 20 guests attended the ceremony officiated by Rev. Dale K. Smith.
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Amanda Blake
Phoenix
Frank Gilbert
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Gilbert
Scottsdale
Dale K. Smith
FCC Ruling Upholds FCC Regulation of Community Antennas
Washington AP reports the U.S. Court of Appeals ruled the Federal Communications System can regulate community antenna systems. Buckeye Castlevision Inc of Toledo sued after an FCC order barred carrying WJIM-TV Lansing signals. Community antennas pick up distant broadcasts, amplify them, then distribute to paying customers.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Communications System
FCC
Buckeye Caslevision Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
Wjim-Tv
Navy Strikes West Haiphong Amid Vietnam War Tensions
U S Navy bombers hit fuel dumps near Haiphong after claims of Soviet ship damage as pilots report flames and smoke 500 pound bombs. Dozens of strikes on rail lines and targets inland accompany political shift as Premier Ky withdraws from the presidency to run for vice president with Thieu.
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Lottery Draft Returns to Congress After 1967 Debates
The administration plans to press a lottery draft proposal next year after Congress blocked Johnson’s bid this year. The law extension shields the 1967 draft from a shift to lottery, while officials say efforts to secure congressional approval for a lottery system will continue.
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Texas
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Selective Service
90Th Congress
The Old Man Back At Sea
Cant. William Willis sails from Montauk in a 1114 foot boat named Little One bound for Plymouth England. He aims to cross the Atlantic solo again after a prior aborted voyage due to hernia, carrying supplies for 120 days and relying on a hand crank SOS radio and no engine.
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England
Satellite Shot Prepares for Six Satellites in One Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Air Force plans to orbit six satellites on a Titan 3 rocket to strengthen U S military space communications. The payload includes a potential tactical communications satellite and a color Earth photography satellite. Launch window 9 15 to 10 am EDT. After upper stage maneuvers the satellites will deploy into distinct orbits about 20 900 miles up. Three comms satellites join 15 already in space to form the initial Defense Department network.
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Pacemaker Tests Begin for Heart Block Treatment
The AEC announced tests of an electrical pulse generator designed to treat heart block. The device, a pacemaker, may offer future salvation for heart disease patients. About 20,000 Americans already use implanted pacemakers.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Negro Astronaut Sees Nothing Special In His Space Assignment
AP report from Los Angeles notes Maj. Robert H. Lawrence Jr., the first Black astronaut, calling his MOL selection “nothing dramatic.” He and three other aerospace research pilots joined the MOL program, with two to fly aboard a Titan 3C mission in 1970. The group includes Lt. Col Robert T. Herres, Maj. Donald H. Peterson, and Maj. James A. Abrahamson. All are married. they discussed no opposition to a Black astronaut’s appointment and shared remarks about the demanding training and nature of the program.
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Portland
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Ohio State University
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Cigarette Warnings Urged to Be Tougher and Clearer
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to replace vague health warnings on cigarette packs with a stronger statement that smoking is dangerous to health and may cause death. It also pressed for tar and nicotine content to be listed on packs and ads, warned against longer cigarettes, and supported banning cigarette ads on radio and TV.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Commission
Philip Liman
Nent
Federal Communications Commission
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