Judge rules TV broadcasters may interrupt films with commercials
George Stevens sued NBC for 2 million claiming his film A Place in the Sun was butchered by 18 minutes of ads in a March 1966 telecast. He appeals the ruling and argues viewers deserve the full skill of the picture maker. Stevens cites disrupted continuity and reduced enjoyment as proof of a problem.
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Los Angeles
California
George Stevens
Stevens
National Broadcasting Co
Pacem in Terms Convocation Yields Prayer Meeting Not Progress
Geneva delegates from The Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions faced low spirits as the pacem in terms convocation devolved into a prayer gathering. The Vietnam and Middle East crises produced deadlock, with reporters excluded and diplomats unable to resolve core disputes.
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Geneva
Pacem
Robert Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Calif
Gamal A Nasser
United Arab Repub
Hutchins
Keloid questions and treatment overview for readers
The column explains what keloids are and how they form from wound healing. It notes they are not typically malignant, discusses causes such as tension and skin type, reviews treatments including steroid injections, and compares keloids with hypertrophic scars. It also covers advice on eating raw oats and offers a heart care booklet.
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Dr. Mother
F.J.D
Rabin outlines Israel defense fears and strategy
Maj. Gen. Isaac Rabin, Israeli army chief of staff, warns that Israel must rely on alertness, Western arms, and a small, well trained reserve to counterbalance Arab and Soviet arms as threats loom from a vast regional bloc. The map highlights Israel’s tiny size bordered by 50 million Arabs with a seven mile gap to the sea.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Tel Aviv
Isaac Rabin
Near East
Massachusetts
Haifa
Mediterranean
Israel
Manhattan
Rabin
Cairo
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Suez Canal
Egypt
U Thant
United Nations
London
Sinai Peninsula
Red Sea
Moshe Dayan
Moscow
United States
Russia
Unions poised to strike Egyptian ships in potential crisis
The AFL CIO maritime leaders led by George Meany and Paul Hall mobilize to threaten Egyptian and Arab vessels abroad if Cairo moves against Israel. Curran Gleason coordinate cross border action with ITF to paralyze freighters in 84 nations. They warn of a swift, coordinated shutdown across ports if hostilities erupt.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
America
Israel
U.S
U Thant
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Johnson
Cairo
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Pacific
Joe Curran
The
National Maritime Union
International Transportworkers Federation
ITF
Curran
Bantam
Teddy” Gleason
Bay of Aqaba
Teddy Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Assn
U.S. Atlantic
Gulf
Paul Hall
Nasser
Hall
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Pt
Seafarers International Union
Egypt
Cleopatra
New York East River
Star of Assuan
Montreal
Gleason
Bal Harbour
Fla
Syria
Middle East
Yemen
Labor High Command
America Faces New World Order Shared by Three Powers
James Marlow argues the postwar era ends as the United States must share power with the Soviet Union and Red China. He notes U S influence in the Western Hemisphere, Cuba and Greece Turkey episodes, Truman Doctrine origins, and the risk of widening conflicts including Vietnam and the Middle East. He forecasts three spheres of influence and a shift away from US dominance.
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James Marlow
Washington
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Western Hemisphere
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Vietnam
Latin America
Moscow
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Strait of Tiran
State Department
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Mother
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Qsfa
Americas
Cuba
Castro
Montana
Montana Standard-Post
Walter L. Nelson
0. R. Campbell, Jr
Bert Gaskill
Sliver
Bow County
Butte
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