Budget cuts fade as budget tightens in Legislature
In Albany a fight over governor proposed spending continues with talks of diminishing cuts. Senators warn that commitments, once approved, sustain spending while Blaine Amendment debates rise in the Constitutional Convention. PEARL opposes replacing Article XI with the First Federal Amendment and a textbook law fight shapes education policy amid tuition shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zaretzki
John H. Hughes
Syracuse
PEARL
Committee For Public Education and Religious Liberty
American Jewish Congress
State Council of Churches
The
United Federation of Teachers
United Parents Association
New York State
East Greenbush Board of Educaion
Court of Appeals
Television Log Captures Daytime and Evening Lineup
A dense list of TV scheduling notes for today covers daytime shows from Captain Kangaroo to The Tonight Show, with detailed time slots. It includes game shows, soaps, news programs, movies, and special segments featuring moments on The Invaders, Segovia Master Class, and CBS Reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cahill
Dennis James
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Rooney
Red
Vincent
Outer Space
Segovia
Petticoat Junction
Billie Jo
Steve Elliott
Peyton Place
Betty
Martin Peyton
Steven
Elliot
Rachel
Rodney
Eric Holler
CBS
Mike Wallace
Kimble
Robert Taylor
Dorothy Malone
Jack Lord
Joyce Jamison
Madrid
Egypt
Spain
Mildred Pierce
Joan Crawford
Ann Blyth
Zachary Scott
Johnny Carson
First prisoner held at Costa Mesa jail by accident
Costa Mesa California AP reports 15 year old Tom MacDonald became the first person locked inside the new city jail when his friend Jim Fielder pushed a sliding door closed. After two hours the construction foreman arrived with a key to release him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Mesa
Calif
Tom MacDonald
New Costa Mesa City
Jim Fielder
Fielder
MacDonald
Troy Area Council of Churches Views on City Manager and Moral Standards
The Troy Area Council of Churches approved resolutions urging a professionally trained city manager with a potentially higher salary, supporting discipline for Adam Clayton Powell and broader moral standards, and endorsing a constitutional safeguard to fund religiously affiliated schools. It backed creating a local Vietnam concern group for clergy and lay leaders and urged continued support for the Blaine Amendment. The resolutions were approved at a meeting led by J Allen Van Wie Jr. and exec secretary F W Vogell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clayton Powell
Troy
Vietnam
J. Allen van Wie’ Jr
F. W. Vogell
Committee On Evangelism
Council
Ernest W. Robillard
Salvation Army
Troy Area Council of Churches
Lawrence D. Meyer
Adam‘ Clayton Powell
Alo
Congress
Adan Clayton ‘Powell
Carleton J. King
Troy Area
Social Action Committee
Record mix of concert programs and music hours
The schedule lists morning through midnight radio music blocks with orchestral works by Rachmaninoff, Dvorak, Strauss, Rimsky Korsakov, Brahms, Wagner and others. It notes concert highlights, Luncheon Date, Dinner Date, Evening Concerts, and late night pieces, with performers and ensembles across multiple programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachmaninoff
R. Strauss
Dvorak
Weber
Abu Hasah
Mozart
Rimsky-Korsakov
le Coq D
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Tchaikovsky
Schubert
Brahms
Lumbye
Balfe
Wagner
Borel
Tachaikovsky
Purcell
Leontyne Price
RCA Saliana Orch
Molinari-Predelli
A. Brendel
E. Crochet
LeClair
Baroque Chamber Ensemble
Bernard
Cleveland Orch
Szell
Humphrey says iron curtain failing open door era begins
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told Westminster College in Fulton that the iron curtain is a crude barrier and costly, expecting a new era in relations with Europe. He urged replacing it with an open door as closed society equals weakness and hinders progress. He cited Soviet gains like missiles and satellites as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Soviet Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
Humphrey
Westminster College
Winston Churchill
Birth rate drops to 18.5 per 1000 in 1966
U S Public Health Service reports that the 1966 birth rate fell to 18.5 per 1000, the lowest since 1936, with 3,629,000 births, 131,000 fewer than 1965. The fertility rate also slipped to 91.8 per 1000 women, the lowest since 1957, while marriages rose to 1,844,000.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
U. S. Public Health Service
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Hye
General Hospital
Casper
Mike Douglas
Huntley and Brinkley
CBS News
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Latin America
Duffy’s Tavern
Nanette Fabray
Marcel Hillaire
Daktari
Judy
Mike
Center Stage
Duke Ellington
Barbara McNair
Telecon
Isadore Traschen
RPI
Aldo Ray
Cliff Robertson
Pacific
Red Skelton
Martha Raye
Mickey
RCA Victor
Motorola
Sylvania Colter
Iit
T’ Ralph's
Hoosick
Zenith
Dumont TV
NORGE
Kelvinator
James T. Collins
River Street
Glen Avenue
Idle Radio
E. J. Zibro
Troy, NY
Marine Midland Charge
Aly
the Record Newspapers
Toulouse
Auriacombe
C. Cyroulnik
G. Armand
Hanson
Eastman-Rochester
Chamber
Sarre Ristenpart
R. Boutry
Manfred - Symphony
London
Markevitch
Piston
Boston Sym
Chamber Players
Praetorius
Conrad Instrumental Ensemble
W. Triebskorn
G. Ludwig
G. Lemmen
Watervliet
Broadway
H. Freeman
Naturalaire
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