Disney Studio Still Remains Authoritarian
HOLLYWOOD AP reports Disney Studio maintains an autocratic structure with no profit sharing for outsiders while rival studios expand content to include more sex and violence. For the half year to April 1 net income rose to 4.898 million from 4.502 million. Roy Disney defends independence, dismissing merger offers as unnecessary and outlines plans including Disney World near Orlando, a 22 million Tomorrowland at Disneyland, 49 films in production, a new TV season with Gulf as sponsor, and a California Mineral King highway approval for a Sierra resort set to open by 1973.
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Spacecraft Lost Over San Francisco Bay Mystery
Fourth and fifth graders at Fiesta Gardens School in San Mateo report their helium balloon powered spaceship named Moloney Hl launched June 5 is missing. The craft built from paper aluminum foil and cardboard was last observed drifting eastward across San Francisco Bay.
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Company Growth Cited by Roy on Project Progress
Roy notes multiple growth stages and larger chips indicating progress. He adds the project now rests on a sounder basis and recalls selling Snow White with Walt in earlier days.
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Power users asked to reduce demand in four eastern states
A Philadelphia Electric Co spokesman said major power customers in four eastern states may be asked to curtail usage again this summer to prevent outages. The voluntary cutback helped avert a large scale failure after a June 5 outage hit parts of New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware. Industries were told to shut down nonessential devices.
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Rail Strike Delayed Pending Congress Action
Washington AP Congress delays rail strike legislation while unions pledge no walkout until a Senate House conference can resolve the bill. The six shopcraft unions musters nonrenewal of the 90 day no strike period unless mediation board terms take effect. Senate House friction grows over compulsory arbitration amid Dodd censure debate.
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Woman Involved In Ohio Crash After Hail Icy Pavement
An Adena woman lost control on a curve in Saint Clairsville Ohio and hit mailboxes as hail slicked the pavement. The Ohio State Highway Patrol listed icy pavement as a contributing cause. She was not injured.
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Negro starvation crisis in Deep South Linked to deficienc ies
A Ford Foundation study by six physicians reports widespread malnutrition among Black children in the Deep South, with Mississippi worst. They describe vitamin deficiencies, skin infections, eye and ear diseases, and bone issues linked to poor food access, prompting remarks on systemic neglect.
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Friends of the Children of Mississippi
Percy Blasts Administration On War Conduct
Indiana rally raises about 250000 for GOP, Sen. Charles H. Percy criticizes Johnson policy on the Middle East Vietnam and aid to the poor. He urges constructive debate and cites a home ownership bill as a GOP alternative to the Great Society.
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Bertram Named to Indiana Employment Board Seat
Ver non F. Bertram of Indianapolis was appointed by Gov. Roger D. Branig to the Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Division for a three year term. Bertram previously served as a referee with the division until April 1, succeeding Ralph Miles of Indianapolis.
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Senators to Vote Monday on Dodd Censure Charges
The Senate ethics committee plans a Monday vote on the Dodd censure, with two counts in the resolution. Long pressed for an immediate vote on double billing. Republicans warned of a possible filibuster if the political funds charge fails.
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Indiana Methodists back merger with Evangelical U B churches
The Indiana Methodist Conference votes 379 to 4 in favor of merging with the Evangelical United Brethren to form the United Methodist Church. Indiana groups already approved. national two thirds approval needed. Retirement tributes noted for several pastors at the Bloomington conference.
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Indiana
Lee S. Jarrett
Robert G. Skidmore
West Newton
Raymond A. Shumaker
Indianapolis
H. B. Holland
Moores Hill
Shirley ‘Morgan
St. Paul
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