Plane door flies open on Maddox flight
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox braced across a seat to hold a private plane door closed after it blew open during takeoff from Fulton County Airport in Atlanta. He continued to Macon for the Georgia Democratic Party convention amid prior mechanical concerns with other aircraft. Senator Strom Thurmond and his wife Nancy announce they expect their first child in March, plans to move to McLean, Virginia, and reflect on Thurmond’s long career and marriage.
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Gina Lollobrigida Quits TV Drama After Six Attempts
Gina Lollobrigida quit rehearsals six times for her first TV drama segment "A Sister from Napoli" on Name of the Game, with Geraldine Page replacing her due to script changes and pacing conflicts. Producer Barry Shear cited discomfort with TV pace and guest-star constraints. Lollobrigida dismissed the claims as nonsense and criticized the script.
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Ohio Guard Chief Says Guns Remain Loaded on Campuses
Ohio Adjutant General S T Del Corsa defended continued use of loaded rifles by the National Guard when called to campuses amid campus unrest. He argued firearms serve a defensive purpose and cited police practice, acknowledging the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest urged restraint after Kent State killings.
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Johnson kept file on newsmen critics says Beary
George Beary, a former Johnson press secretary, says Lyndon B. Johnson kept a thick file on reporters who displeased him. Reedy told Princeton students Johnson catalogued sins of those who attacked his Vietnam policy. Beary noted politicians view the press as an enemy in a goldfish bowl and Agnew reflects common political instincts.
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UCLA Policy on campus spying prompts disclosure call
The UCLA Academic Senate committee asks for public rules on undercover police and federal agents on campus. It says it could not learn details from the Los Angeles police FBI or sheriff about secret campus surveillance, and warns indiscriminate snooping harms academic freedom and free society.
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U.S. Bonn Disagree On Berlin Ahead Of Big Four Talks
Washington and Bonn clash over Berlin strategy two days before the Big Four conference. West Germany wants quick Soviet terms, while the United States fears loopholes from haste. Brandt seeks ratification of the German Soviet pact only after Berlin deal. Abrasimov to spell out Moscow’s position. Princples hint at West Berlin ties and recognition debates amid occupation rights issues.
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Court Seeks Capote on Contempt Charge
California authorities seek Truman Capote on contempt of court for failing to testify in a Santa Ana murder penalty case. A warrant was issued June 22, and officials have not located him after months of efforts. Capote, tied to Morse’s murder case, is not wanted as a witness but to face contempt charges in San Quentin.
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Pompidou Kosygin Talks Stir Treaty Speculation
In Moscow after five hours of talks Presidents Pompidou and Kosygin narrowed differences amid growing talk of a Franco Soviet treaty. Pompidou hinted a new pact could result while Schumann tempered the claim saying it could be a step toward broader aims.
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