Army civilian discontent with brass and GI resistance rises
A controversial piece by Tom Tiede portrays World War I veterans transformed by more schooling and urban life yet bitterly critical of military leadership. It discusses a rising underground press among servicemen, anti officer sentiment, and efforts like Resistance newspapers shaping discourse on Vietnam and draft reforms.
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Delegates and Quotes Across the Convention Scene
United Press International reports from Chicago and Moscow. Senator Ralph Yarborough argues seated status for Texas delegation while Texas colleague Gay Canada laments the rough convention ahead. Chicago praise for Daley contrasts with Pravda noting frank talks with Kremlin and Czech leaders.
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Wallace Turns 49 Observes Birthday Then Campaigns
George C Wallace turned 49 on Sunday and celebrated with his four children in Disneyland before a quiet dinner. He resumed his campaign today and planned to address a rally in Lang Baach, then depart for Phoenix Arizona on Tuesday.
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Dolly's Parade Passes Open Up On Screen Parade
From Fenton England a military scale parade scene unfolds for a massive film production. Dolly, Channing, and Gene Kelly oversee a four day shoot with 3,200 cars and 4,000 people. The staged spectacle features 145 women and 30 men plus bands floats and a helicopter. Kelly praise marks the event as one of the great parades of all time.
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Caldwell’s Zoe Shines as Tomorrow’s Actress of Note
NEA reports Zoe Caldwell, lauded for her Tony winning turn in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, as a modern, fearless actress with a robust English stage lineage. She discusses craft, critics, and a new marriage to producer Robert Whitehead while eyeing future film work with top directors and crews.
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