Twin review shows few foreign programs reach American screens
UPI reports that most foreign TV offerings seem inadequate though Britain France Germany and Russia provide notable exceptions Germanys Aktenzeichen XY Un geloese traces crime reenactments with police input and viewer appeals. Soviets feature Kino panorama on actors and directors. Britain impresses with Granada telecasts The Comedians and a cluster of provincial comics providing a national humor flare популярных
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Butterfly with Toronto tag found at Chicago police station
Weekend police found a butterfly bearing a University of Toronto tag clinging to a wall inside Jefferson Park station. The note on its wing read biology return to Toronto, and officers kept the insect in a disposal cup until a ventilated container could be prepared for mailing it back.
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Lawmakers depart on globe trove as recess begins
Senate members head to Korea Taiwan Hong Kong Manila and beyond as they take a five week recess. Senators Kennedy Stevenson and others plan trips to India Pakistan Hong Kong Japan Thailand Vietnam and Russia while debates on Indochina and military bills loom over Congress.
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Gutierrez Endorsed for Phoenix Union High Board
A coalition of Black leaders endorsed Rosendo Gutierrez for the Phoenix Union High School Board of Education, bypassing Negro candidate and citing his community involvement. Gutierrez chaired the Leap Commission from 1965 to 1968. the endorsement occurred at First Institutional Baptist Church with about 200 attendees including Valle del Sol Coalition members.
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Teens Turn on Police in West Denver Shootings
An early morning disturbance at Platte Valley Action Center sparked a two hour riot as teens fired at officers and hurled bricks and bottles. Eight injuries included two officers, one with a shoulder gunshot wound, and police used tear gas and lights were shot out. Riot subsided by 2:30 a.m. with several youths detained.
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Old China hand says Taiwan ties block rapprochement
Diplomatic expert O Edmund Clubb argues U S ties with Taiwan and military presence in the Pacific hinder a broader China rapprochement. He predicts China and the Soviet Union will tighten ties and China may cooperate with Moscow to weaken U S influence in Asia.
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FOP Calls for Federal Death Penalty for Slaying Officers
Fraternal Order of Police president John J. Harrington urged a federal mandatory death penalty for police killings at a Phoenix news conference. He said such a law would greatly reduce premeditated slayings of officers nationwide.
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