Laugh-In Wins 3 Emmies Amid Turbulent Emmys Night
Hollywood reports Laugh-In swept three Emmys including best musical or variety series as writers claimed multiple prizes. Lucille Ball and Barbara Bain repeat as leading actresses. Milburn Stone and Elizabeth Montgomery win supporting acting honors in drama and comedy respectively.
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Spock Draft Trial Begins in Federal Court
Motions challenge jury pool as Leonard Boudin points to gender imbalance in names received. Judge Ford denies challenges. courtroom cleared as about 50 demonstrators oppose the Vietnam War. Defendants face possible five years and a $10,000 fine. indictment cites nationwide protest actions against the Selective Service System.
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Institute For Political Studies
Washington
France Paralyzed as Strikes Mount Across Nation
France faced widespread disruption as factory occupations and walkouts spread from Renal auto plants to tire and Citroen sites. Circuits of strikes affected banks, power, fuel, and transport as unions push for higher wages and lower retirement age. Airline flights shifted to Brussels while Orly's field emptied.
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Reagan Proposes 35 Million Income Tax Slash to Balance Budget
President Reagan plans a 35 million cut in income taxes citing windfalls from Medi Cal forecasts and higher than expected revenue. Weinberger notes inflation and errors in projected costs but urges using the surplus to balance the 5.7 billion budget rather than fund new programs. The Assembly and Senate budgets diverge with a two house conference committee expected to craft a compromise.
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Pupil Pilot's Crash Ruled Death by Own Action
Daytona Beach Iowa. A student training to become a commercial pilot, James Boyer 24 of Inkster Michigan, had radioed suicidal statements and steered a Cessna 150 into a ground crash. A tape of his conversation showed he was troubled by his wife and personal issues. He broke into a hangar, stole the plane, and took off from the parking strip before crashing near the city airport.
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Yanks Halt Red Assault in Five Day North Vietnam Battle
U S and South Vietnamese troops fought a five day engagement 20 miles south of Da Nang resulting in at least 401 Communist dead while Marines suffered 63 dead and 250 wounded amid extreme heat. Elsewhere 126 North Vietnamese died near Khe Sanh and Con Thien as Marines repelled attempts to overrun posts and damaged supplies at Camp Evans and Saigon mop up. Air strikes totaled 136 missions hitting trucks bridges barges and weapons sites with one R 4 Phantom missing and Hanoi claiming four shot down.
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Reagan and Rockefeller discuss ticket plans in New Orleans
Rockefeller says Reagan not interested in being vice president but open to draft pressure. Reagan says his position unchanged and expects to attend the GOP convention as California’s favorite son. Rockefeller notes talks with Reagan about “the other side” and Dem race, as observers see Reagan as conservative while Rockefeller leans liberal.
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California Republicans Split Over Nixon in State Poll
California Republicans show Nixon leading in the latest State Poll for the GOP nomination with 49 percent, Rockefeller at 27, Reagan at 40, and Goldwater and others trailing. The poll also asks who would win the general election, placing Nixon at 46 and Reagan at 45 with Rockefeller at 41, noting Nixon’s continued edge but concerns about his electability.
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