China to test ICBM warhead for H bombs by year end
The Star reports China plans an intercontinental missile test carrying an H-bomb warhead by year end or early next year. Sources say solid fuel propellant issues were resolved last April, per Inside China. Podgorny returns from Arab tours urging caution while Syrians remain heated.
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China
Hong Kong
UPI
Star
Dispatch
K. C. Thaler
London
Podgorny
Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgnorny
Israel
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
National rubber strike talks resume in Akron
Negotiations to settle the longest rubber industry strike restart in Akron as 54,000 United Rubber Workers Union members remain idle nationwide. The 11 week dispute sustains tensions over wages and conditions amid a tense labor climate.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
United Rubber Workers Union
Retired State Employee Allowance Schedule Set
State Comptroller Arthur Levitt announced the cost of living supplemental allowances for retired employees under a 1967 law set to expire Sept 30 1968 unless extended. First payments come in late October. The schedule covers the first 57 000 a year of retirement income with eligibility at age 62 for pensioners and no age limit for disability pensions. The allowances depend on CPI increases and are shown in a 1967 1968 table with tied percentages.
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Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Sean
TV Spoon Feeds Information Draws Criticism from Educators
Chicago experts Dr. Robert H. Ratcliffe of the University of Illinois Chicago Circle Campus and Dr. Eugene Baker of Lincolnwood schools critique TV as a teacher. They argue children learn 50 percent more by doing research than from textbooks, saying TV spoon-feeds answers rather than encouraging inquiry. They are consultants for new children’s resource books from Childrens Press, Inc.
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Chicago
Robert H. Ratcliffe
University of Illinois’ Chicago
Childrens Press, Inc
Baker
Feres
Man Discovers Bride Is His Own Wife At Egyptian Wedding
In Giza a villager interrupted a wedding after realizing the bride was his spouse. Police found the wife had left her husband for months without divorce, deeming the second marriage attempt invalid. The wife faces bigamy charges. the husband’s claim ends the ceremony.
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Giza
Egypt
Denver man convicted in junked car battery theft
Fully Charged DENVER AP John Delacruz Lucero 28 was convicted of stealing four dozen junked motor car batteries from a Denver firm. His denial failed the acid test as the jury saw evidence including a pair of Lucero's pants eaten through by battery acid.
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Denver, Colo
John Delacruz Lucero
Denver
Lucero
Television Schedule Highlights From a Past Era
A dense TV timetable lists programs across hours from 8:30 to 3:00 with multiple networks. It features Today Show, Cartoon programs, soap operas like General Hospital, game shows, movies, and comedies, naming performers, titles, and film shorts.
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Ed Aller
General Hospital
Hollywood
Merv Griffin
Sander Vanocur
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy of Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Walsh 82 FOE Aide dies after short illness in Hoosick Falls
William F. Walsh 82 founder and past president of Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles died yesterday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after a short illness. He lived at 13 Mechanic St Hoosick Falls and had led the local degree team. Born May 28 1895 in South Cambridge he worked as a tool maker for Specialty Insulation Mfg Co. Survivors include his wife Alice Quinlan son William O. Walsh of Edison N J two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 9 am from Leo J Mahar Funeral Home and 9 30 am from Church of the Immaculate Conception with a Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
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William F. Walsh
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Mechanic St
Hoosick Falls
Walsh
Aerie
Eagles
Greenfield
Mass
Hoosick
Falls
Man pushes car with woman nearby in Grand Junction
Mrs. Faye Haller saw a man pushing her car down the street after asking a passerby for help. Police tracked the duo a block later. the woman accompanying him was not harmed.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Faye Haller
Highlights of TV Shows 1968 GOP analysis and Green Acres recap
TV listings note 9 pm Highlights of TV Shows with A critical analysis of the Republican Party one year before the 1968 nominating convention featuring George Romney and Richard Nixon and party rebuilding since 1964. Green Acres episode repeats characters parodic charity show with Eddie Albert and others. 10 pm Steve Allen Comedy Hour with clambake spoof of The Taming of the Shrew and guest stars Paul Lynde Dayton Allen David Frye The Fifth Dimension Louis Nye Jayne Meadows Ruth Buzzi.
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National Republican Party
Green Acres
Hooterville
Beverly Hillbillies
Mogie
Helmut Lange
Tony Kendall
U. S
Frederick Douglass
Gomer Pyle
Carter
Gomer
Kelly
Scott
Burma
Steve Allen
Paul Lynde
Dayton Allen
Saratoga Raceway
Washington
Frank McGee
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Paul Henning
Oliver
Eddie Albert
Jethro
Lisa
Byran Gabor
Granny
Hank
Alvy Moore
Jed
Buddy Ebsen
Irene Ryan
Justice Pitt Authorizes Settlement for Troy Youth Injury
Supreme Court Justice DeForest C. Pitt approved a 4850 settlement for Gary R. Honsinger, son of Mrs. Helen Honsinger, injured Aug 2, 1961 when struck by a car driven by Roderick F. LaFleur on Ferry Street. The award covers 4505 for injuries and 345 for medical bills, hospital costs covered by Blue Cross. Dan G. Farano was attorney.
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Supreme Court
DeForest C. Pitt
Troy
Gary R. Honsinger
Helen Honsinger
River St
Roderick F. LaFleur
Ferry Street
Samaritan Hospital
Kennedy Creevey
Blue Cross
Dan G.farano
Evening Concert Schedule Highlights from July Fifth
A detailed on air list featuring Saint-Saens and Chavez concertos, Shostakovich symphonies, Rachmaninoff and Chopin solo pieces, and a full afternoon through night of orchestral and chamber works. Notable performers include the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia and Rome orchestras, and soloists such as Rubinstein and Boull, with multiple conductor hour segments and classical radio selections.
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Saint-Saens
N.Y. Philhar
Bernstein
R. Casadesus
Chavez
Stadium Sym. Orch
N.Y
Rachmaninof
Chicago
Reiner
Chopin
Sym. of the Air
Wallenstein
A. Rubinstein
Liszt
Philharmonic Promenade Orch
Boull
B. Farnadi
Shostakovitch
Philadelphia
Ormandy
Respighi
Rome
Ferrara
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West Brentwood
L. I
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hauppauge
N. Y
Suffolk County Human Relations Commission
Islip
Bay Shore
Long Island Expressway
George Pettengill
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Patchogue
Television For Today
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Guiding Light
Virginia Graham
Charles Lewis
Marlene Sanders
Another World
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Mike Douglas
Africa
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Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Dr. Smith
Batman
Robin
Rensselaerville
Monroes
Cathy
Handsome Boy
Mappy
Austria
Clampetts
New York Times
Gig Young
Keenan Wynn
Janice Rule
Mardis Gras
New Orleans
Johnny Carson
Bamboo Prison
Joey Bishop
Mr. Walsh
FOE
Justice Pitt
Peerless Company
Peerless
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Children’s World
Arse Om Anz Vas
Rus
R. Strauss
Royal Philhar
Kempe
Gould
Orch
London! Sym
Susskind
Hindemith
Philharmonia Orch
Mozart
Boston Sym
Chamber Players
Aldo Ciccolini
Ravel
Giulini
Shostakovich
Cleveland’ Orchestra
Beethoven
Gluck
Berlioz
Tchaikovsky
Elwell
Stravinsky
Irina Arkhipova
Bolshoi Opera
Angel'Melodiya
Bartok
Radio Sym. Orch. of Berlin
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Geza Anda
Lecocq
Irving
London Wind Quintet
Klemperer
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