Editorial Coverage Of A War In Viet Nam
The piece notes worsening Viet Nam news with Buddhist self immolation and factional fighting. It discusses American casualties, government optimism, and press coverage disputes. It highlights AP reporters in the field, their experience, and risks, and criticizes U.S. leadership for created dictatorships and distorted reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Washington
White House
State Department
Associated Press
Ambassador Lodge
General Westmoreland
Associated
Television Log Snapshot for Weeknight Schedule
A compact rundown lists daily airings from 5:00 PM to 6:30 AM featuring Rocky and Friends Leave It To Beaver Rifleman News Texan Weather Sports Lost in Space Batman Beverly Hillbillies Blue Light Green Acres Big Valley Dick Van Dyke Long Hot Summer Danny Kaye News Song of the Thin Man Johnny Carson Movie Bluebeards Ten Honeymoons Bob Hope Trails West D A s Man Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye Sky Comes mando Faith For Our Times Thursday shows include Moment of Meditation Pattern for Living and Summer Semester programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky and Friends
Rifleman
Texan
Virginian
Patty Duke
Beverly Hillbillies
Blue Light
Green Acres
Big Valley
Bob Hope
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Johnny Carson
Bluebeards
D.A
Ken
General Hospital
Morning Star
Andy Griffith
Paradise Bay
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Whizzo’s Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Arlene Dahl
Mike Douglas
Authomyota
Daniel Boone
Batman
Munsters
Gidget
Gilligan’s Island
My Three
Boots Malone
California
Kansas
D. A
Atlantic
Today In History Highlights From June First, 1813 To 1966
June 1 1966 marks the 152nd day of the year with 213 remaining. Notable events include Captain James Lawrence’s dying command Don't give up the ship on the Chesapeake, Kentucky statehood in 1792, Tennessee admission in 1796, and wartime air raids and tech briefs from 1942 to 1946. The day also lists a dense daily broadcast schedule and related programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Kentucky
Tennessee
Union
Britain
Geremah
Essent
St Blasies
Osaka
Navy
V.M. Molotov
Molotov
Stalin
Johnson
U.S
Santo Dominego
Dominican Republic
Retrospect on British decision after 1760 conquest
The piece argues that if Britain had sent the 50,000 French settlers back to France after their 1760 conquest, Canada would be less interesting today. It notes the counterfactual would have spared later troubles and suggests the region’s current appeal stems from its French-Canadian heritage.
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Montreal
France
Canada
French Canadians and American ties shape a strained bond
The article surveys French Canadian identity in Quebec, noting retention of language and customs, a perceived British oppression, and rising separatist sentiments. It discusses reliance on American capital, corporate ownership by U.S. subsidiaries, and the resulting tensions in Canadian sovereignty and cross border relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
United States
Canada
Montreal
Detroit
Enlarged heart explained and care guidance
The letter explains enlarged heart causes such as high blood pressure valve disease and vitamin B deficiencies. It notes the heart may enlarge yet remain efficient, with care depending on cause including rest diet weight control and medications. Doctors use chest X rays to assess size and advise individualized treatment.
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Mother
K.M
Civil Rights Groundwork at White House Conference
President Johnson pushes for broad consensus as a two day White House conference on Civil Rights opens with about 2,400 participants. Eight panels of civil rights workers and officials were asked to propose ideas for a larger spring conference and planning council was created.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Johnson
White House
Igrass Roots
Tecicce
Ben W. Heineman Jr
Congress
Council
Congress of Raccial Equality
CORE
Floyd B. McKissick
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Avon Seeks Indochina Peace Plan and TV Notes
CBS public affairs show features Lord Avon Earl of Avon proposing a neutral belt for Laos Cambodia and Viet Nam under Geneva frame as path to peace Also in TV note Jean Arthur to star as a lady lawyer in a new CBS comedy and writing details for the series are outlined by Jay Richard Kennedy The NBC film Guilty or Not Guilty recommended tonight and CORE protests at the racial equality conference with 2400 delegates plus groups like SNCC staying away
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Televisione
New York
CBS
Anthony Eden
Earl of Avon
Viet Nam
Lord Avon
Charles Collingwood
Laos
Cambodia
North
South
Indochina
China
United States
Britain
David and Goliath
Jean Arthur
Jay Richard Kennedy
Patricia Marshall
Arthur
Kennedy
Ottawa Herald Publication and subscription rates 1965
The Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wellington and rates for trade area and outside trade area. Subscriptions range from one month to one year with different prices for local and nonlocal readers. Copyright 1965 by Ottawa Herald, Inc. Associated Press membership noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald, Inc
Associated Press
Araks Cafe Named Best Place In Armenia
In Yerevan Soviet Armenia the Araks Cafe is famed as the nightlife hub with music and dancing. A quiet night reveals students discussing the Beatles and foreign radio broadcasts while unused radio jamming towers overlook the city. A local student mentions a homegrown band Svetlyaky the Glow Worms, reflecting Western youth music despite Soviet restrictions.
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Yerevan
Soviet Armenia
Araks
Stuent
Svetlyaky
Glow Worms
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Kathryn Cook
Hays
Miss Cook
Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Afi
Tip
Bob Hope Theater
S. Cedar
Araks Cafe
Armenia
Ita
Warner
John Wayne
Circus World
McClintock
Columbia Res Presents
Filweo
Panavision
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