Evening on the Record Concert Schedule Summary
The Record sets a full Sept 14 radio schedule with morning through midnight music blocks. Highlights include Haydn symphonies, Beethoven symphonies, Weber and Massenet overtures, Nielsen suite, Schubert piano works, Beethoven piano concerto, Don Juan, Bartok concerto, and Mozart serenades. Notable performers include Cleveland Orchestra Szell, Vienna Philharmonic, New Philharmonia Orchestra Barbirolli, Philadelphia Orchestra Ormandy, and Chicago Symphony Ozawa.
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King Moves to Void Ship Awards Against Foreign Yards
In Washington on Tuesday the House approved a motion restricting Navy vessel contracts to foreign shipyards. Rep. Carleton J. King praised U S labor and industry while opposing British shipyards on seven mine sweepers worth 60 million dollars. Rep. Daniel K. Button opposed the restriction as the vote stood 244 to 133, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Albany
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Senate
Renominated For 13th Term In Dearborn Mayoral Primary
Dearborn mayor Orville L. Hubbard won renomination for a 13th term, capturing 85.6 percent of the vote in the primary. Hubbard, based in Detroit suburb Dearborn near Ford Motor Co., led with a decisive margin.
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Television for Today Schedule and Nightline Highlights
Prime time grid lists shows across channels with daily lineups featuring Today Show Dateline Hollywood Romper Room General Hospital and a mix of dramatic series comedies and news. Notable segments include Flying Nun Ironside The Great Escape Open Mind and late night talk with Dean Martin.
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Surgery May Be Necessary To Cure Pope's Condition
Vatican City AP report: three doctors examined Pope Paul VII and said his condition has improved notably but may require surgery to cure a urinary ailment diagnosed as cystopyelitis. The current treatment will continue and surgery remains a possibility.
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Pie
Nixon Sees U S Influence Falling Worldwide
New York AP Richard M Nixon warned that American influence abroad is declining as nations doubt U S spokesmen. He spoke at a National Industrial Conference Board dinner as a possible 1968 Republican candidate. Meanwhile reports from Italy suggested Pope John XXIII may need surgery, though Vatican sources denied plans for an operation. The Pope’s illness sidelined typical public appearances, drawing 1,500 pilgrims to St Peter’s Square hoping for a blessing.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Johnson
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National Industrial Conference Board
TV Show Premieres and Season Starts on Channel 6 and 13
Raymond Burr returns as Ironside in a wheel chair detective role on Channel 6 at 8 30 p m with Don Galloway Barbara Anderson and Don Mitchell. Daniel Boone with Mingo faces river pirates at 7 30 p m. Dragnet returns at 9 30 p m and Dean Martin Show opens with Orson Welles Jimmy Stewart and Juliet Prowse at 10 p m. Channel 13 offers Batman with Batgirl Yvonne Craig joining Adam West and Burt Ward and Burgess Meredith as The Penguin adds chaos.
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Ann Marie
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Barbara Anderson
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Batman
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Batgirl
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Brown Wins Extradition Postponement
H. Rap Brown secured a postponement of extradition to Maryland until at least Oct. 3 for a habeas corpus hearing in Alexandria. Judge Backus ordered Brown held in custody, and he was taken to the city jail after a scuffle with officers. He faces charges of inciting to riot and arson in Maryland.
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H. Rap Brown
Maryland
Brown
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Backus
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29 Mail Sacks Lost Dropped from Airplane
AP reports 29 U.S. mail sacks containing first class mail fell from an open door of a mail-taxi airplane between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Search efforts span 200 miles with helicopters possible. pilots noticed a draft before discovering the open door and missing sacks.
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Here
Harrisburg
U.S
Indian Schools Added in BIA Construction Drive
Phoenix, Ariz. Nearly $200 million in new school construction and improvement projects was approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs during the fiscal years 1962 to 1967. Most are elementary schools on reservations.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bureau of Indian Affairs
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