Washington Behind Closed Doors ends with loose ends
Viewers watched the final episode of Washington Behind Closed Doors and found it anti climactic with a White House break in unresolved. The cast and ties to real figures sparked debate over who the characters represented and whether Ehrlichman modeled them after Nixon era figures.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
White House
John Ehrlichman
Posedly
Ehrlichman
Richard M. Monckton
Jason Robards
Upbash
Monckton
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Audrey Pilfermore
Millar Fillmore
Fillmore
America
Japan
China
Carl Tessler
Stanley Westpot
Tessler
Elihu Root
Teddy Roosevelt
Tessier
Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
Esker Anderson
Andy Griffith
Andrew Johnson
Frank Flaherty
Robert Vaughn
Pierre Salinger
FBI
Richard Nixon
Capitol Bartering Delays Direct Presidential Election Bill
Senate Judiciary Committee vies over Bayh measure to abolish the Electoral College as liberal and conservative factions barter for calendar time. Sen. Scott threatens filibuster, then drops it. Biden anti-busing bill advances after committee approval.
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Cheryl Arvidson
United Press International
Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary Committee
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
White House
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Bayh
William Scott
R-Va
Scott
James Eastland
D-Miss
Joe Biden
D-Del
Biden
Bonner County History Compiled by Local Society
Bonner County History compiled by the Bonner County Historical Society surveys regional events, notable families, and local landmarks. The project outlines archival records, historic photographs, and oral histories shaping the county’s heritage.
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The
Bonner County Historical Society
First Computerized Newsroom Signals Shift for KCBS San Francisco
In San Francisco KCBS AM operates the world’s first computerized newsroom in a joint venture with United Press International. Reporters write edit and assemble copy on video terminals linking to UPI’s central system. The upgrade promises faster broadcasting and cleaner copy as the industry moves from typewriters and paper to electronic news.
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James Buchanan
United Press International
San Francisco
Kcbs-Am
CBS
United Press Internationals
New York
Larry Cooper
Ketter
KCBS
Embaracedero Center
Rich Hart
Don Ham
Bay Area
Ted Feurey
Feurey
Special Mission Wisconsin Stout Turns Out Employed Grads
University of Wisconsin Stout, a special mission school, reports 95 percent of 1 100 June graduates employed with starting salaries 9 000 to 18 000 dollars. The college blends liberal arts with practical shop floor training through on campus industries and real world supervision.
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University of Wisconsin- Stout
Stout
Menomonie
Wis
James H. Stout
Stout - A
Swanson
Wisconsin
Unhappy Year For Sweden's Non Socialist Government
Stockholm reports a rough first year for Sweden's non Socialist coalition led by Thorbjorn Falldin with devaluations inflation and rising unemployment. The economy suffers subsidies layoffs and a 25 percent stock dip amid austerity and cautious industry optimism.
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Sweden
Philip M. Stone
United Press International
Stockholm
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