Power From Ice Ages To Be Tapped
Churchill Falls Labrador project to harness a billion dollars of power from a river drop rivaling Niagara. Groundbreaking with Newfoundland Premier Smallwood and Winston Churchill in attendance signals the start of a plan to generate 44 million kilowatts for eastern Canada and possibly the United States. The scheme includes building lines to the Quebec border, reversing river flow, and creating a reservoir nearly half the size of Lake Ontario to drive ten turbines before release to Goose Bay and the Atlantic.
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Churchill Falls
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Niagara
Canada
United States
Newfoundland
Joseph Smallwood
Winston Churchill
Winston
Smallwood
Edmund L. de Rothschild
British Newfoundland Corp
Grand Falls
Hamilton River
Churchill River
Hydro-Electric
Quebec
Churchill Falls Labrador Corp
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Lake Superior
Tidewater
Lake Ontario
Goose Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Resnick cites Mississippi actions as genocide claim
Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick charges Mississippi with deliberate starvation of Negroes to force migration and votes while urging a Senate subcommittee to subpoena Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. The report also notes the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission findings that cobalt-60 radiation can hasten potato sprouting by interrupting its rest period.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Joseph Y. Resnick
D-N.y
Senate
Paul B. Johnson Jr
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific Northwest Laboratory
Richland
Wash
Mulligan jam sessions with Moscow musicians wow crowd
In Moscow a six hour impromptu alto sax session with Gerry Mulligan and Russian players drew 150 musicians and fans in a smoke filled club on Gorky Street. Mulligan praised by locals, he and his Moscow quartet closed with Sentimental Over You amid six curtain calls. Meanwhile Lana Turner seeks divorce from Robert Eaton, filing for mental cruelty after separating last June.
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Gerry Mulligan
Mulligan
Gorky Street
Gerry
Sandy Dennis
United States
Santa Monica
Calif
Lana Turner
Robert Eaton
Artie Shaw
Stephen Crane
Henry J. Topping
Lex Barker
Fred May
Funeral for Mafia Leader Draws Photo ID Vibe
In North Massapequa New York gray suited men arrive to honor Mafia boss Thomas Gaetano Luccese also known as Three Finger Brown as lawmen, including two FBI agents, photograph entrants at the funeral home across from a line of Cadillacs. Most attendees accept the surveillance, with only one car leaving as cameras target entrants.
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North Massapequa
N.Y
Thomas Gaetano
Luccese
FBI
Papal Donation Jewels for UN Auction
Pope Paul VI donated a diamond cross and ring worth about 150000 dollars from his private collection to aid UN hunger relief. The items were sold on November 1 as requested by UN Secretary General U Thant, who noted the Pope gave them after visiting to plead for peace before the General Assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y
Pope Paul VI
U Thant
General Assembly
Algeria weighs revolutionary tribunal for Tshombe
Cairo's Al Ahram reports Algeria mulls a regional revolutionary tribunal to try former Congo premier Moise Tshombe as a war criminal. Tshombe was hijacked to Algeria on June 30. Congo had sentenced him to death for treason and seeks extradition.
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Cairo
Algeria
Moise Tshombe
al Ahram
Tshombe
Congo
Television Log Continues With Films And Debates
A detailed broadcast schedule lists programs from 9:00 to 1:05 including The Saint Candid Camera What's My Line News Johnny Carson Young Man With A Horn Look Back In Anger High Society Marty Gilligan's Island Monkees Mr Terrific Vacation Playhouse Rat Patrol Peyton Place Big Valley Run For Your Life Coronet Blue Tonight Joey Bishop Gun Fury Chicago Syndicate Highlight Faith For Our Times
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Johnny Carson
Kansas
Iron Horse
Marty
Andy Griffith
Joey Bishop
Faith For Our Times
Public broadcasting corporation backed by major networks
AP reports Washington hearings as heads of CBS NBC and ABC back a Senate bill to create a public broadcasting corporation. Frank Stanton says noncommercial networks will compete for viewing time yet can meet the challenge. Julian Goodman sees benefits for public affairs and culture. Leonard Goldenson supports the idea but opposes financing via TV set excise tax.
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Washington
Public Broadcasting Corporation
House Commerce Committee
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Julian Goodman
National Broadcasting Co
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting Companies, Inc
Stanton
Dalai Lama Resolution Defeated in Parliament Vote
In New Delhi India the Dalai Lama recognition resolution was defeated 92 to 54 in Parliament. The Dalai Lama fled Tibet for India in 1959 after China assumed control.
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New Delw
India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Red China
Concern Heightens on North Korea Actions
American and South Korean officials report rising guerrilla harassment by North Korean forces south of the demarcation line. Ambushes and raids in dark green uniforms have killed South Koreans and military losses mount, with hundreds of infiltrators killed or captured since April. U.N. Command notes 70 ground violations in six months, while a U.S. Army spokesman doubts a Viet Cong style war is likely soon.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
U.N
U.S. Army
Coffeyville Soldier Killed in Vietnam Action
Washington AP reports Army Sergeant Bradley C. Tillinghast of Coffeyville Kansas is among Defense Department casualties in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William B Tillinghast.
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Washington
Coffeyville, Kan
Defense Department
Lst
Vietnam
Army
Bradley C. Tillinghast
William B. Tillinghast
Coffeyeville
Mansfield Estate Over $800000
Los Angeles AP A petition filed in Superior Court asks Charles Goldring to be administrator of Jayne Mansfield estate. He claims cash stock and personal property total over 800000 with realty around 363000. Hearing set for July 21. other claimants include Baldo Kristovich Mickey Hargle and Matt Cimber.
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Los Angeles
Jayne Mansfield
Charles Goldring
Superior Court
Miss Mansfield
Vera Peers
Dallas
Tex
Goldring
Entertainer
New Orleans
Los Angeles County
Baldo Kristovich
Mickey Hargle Tay
Matt Cimber
Wheat harvest progress across Kansas slows in heavy fields
The State Wheat Harvest Labor Control Office reports 80 percent cut near Phillipsburg Wa Keeney and Plainville with rest of state showing 60 percent near Smith Center 50 percent around Colby and Concordia 40 percent near St Francis and 25 percent in Atwood area Yields common range 20 to 30 bushels per acre with Oberlin reporting 31 to 53 bushels in irrigated Decatur County Custom cutters urged to contact Kansas State Employment Service offices in Great Bend Garden City Hays Hutchinson McPherson Salina Concordia Goodland Harvest offices closing at Phillipsburg Plainville WaKeeney Colby and mud delays push completion around July 21 in central Kansas.
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Great Bend
Kan
Phillipsburg
Wa- Keeney
Plainvilla
Wheat Harvest Labor Control
Loyat Fortmeyer
Kansas
Smith Center
Coleby
Concordia
St. Francis
Atwood
Oberlin
Decatur
Fortmeyer
Wheat Belt
Garden City
Hays
Hutchinson
McPherson
Salina
Goodland
Plainville
WaKeeney
Colby
Kiesinger Plans 1968 Defense Budget Increase
German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger backtracked on a prior cut, announcing defense expenditures for 1968 would rise by 1.1 percent after Washington reacted unfavorably to last week’s $500 million reduction plan.
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Bon
Germany
AFP
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Washington
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