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Satellites proposed for domestic TV and radio networks
Ford Foundation urged the FCC to fund a private non profit system of domestic satellites to transmit V and radio broadcasts across the United States. The plan would sell service to the three national networks at lower rates than AT&T coaxial cable and support cultural programming through educational stations. Opposition from AT&T and Comsat followed, while private groups weighed control and regulatory issues amid Cold War Berlin Wall reflections.
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Ford Foundation
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph
At&t
Comsat
Carnegie Corp
Johnson
East
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Lions Canadians Can Do Without
Deputy director R. J. Labuschagne of South Africa’s national parks praises U S scenery but says South Africa has lions and other animals Americans would want. The reply counters that Americans can do without lions and prefer buffalo bear and beaver for pioneer days.
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South Africa
R. J. Labuschagne
United States
Grand Canyon
Labuschagne
Attendants Named for Scully White Wedding
Miss Eleanor Scully and C Ridgely White set Aug 20 wedding attendants. Maid of honor Miss Mary Scully flower girl Jane Taylor best man Dr Robert Bastian ushers listed. Also notes railroad county opportunity mining Frederick County manganese Verdun front Thiaumont action iron bridge over Hogue Creek Northwestern Turnpike construction plans.
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Eleanor Scully
C. Ridgely White
Mary Scully
Jane Taylor
Robert Bastian
John Scully II
Thomas Scully
Victor Arthur
Montgomery Green
H. R. Kerns
Philip Glaize
H. B. McCormac
Gilbert McKnown
Thiaumont
Verdun
Fleury
Hogue Creek
One Way Out by Earl L. Douglas
A daily meditation discusses the ever changing fashion of the world as seen in violence idolatry wealth and comfort. It argues most life circumstances are outside personal control and urges casting oneself on God for spiritual remedy and transformation.
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Elijah
Nugent Johnson wedding boosts Johnson image across nation
The Nugent Johnson marriage drew unprecedented TV and press attention, exposing President Johnson and family to a wide audience. Observers weigh potential vote impact, noting Catholic church attendance pleased some Catholics while irking some non Catholics. Delegates and guests included several senators and House members, with notable attendance by Everett and Dirksen, while the Kennedy family was absent.
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Washington
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
White House
The
United States
Kennedy
Kennedys
Brezhnev Tightens Grip as Kosygin Rivalries Intensify
Western diplomats report Brezhnev moves to consolidate power by installing Kapitonov as party head, reinstating Scherbitsky in Ukraine, and sidelining Kosygin ally Shelepin. He shifts economic and security posts to his loyalists, coordinates with the Havana bloc, and pursues a hard line in Latin America while weakening competing agencies.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Sheidikeiane
Mier
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
U.S.S.R
Kosygin
I.V. Kapitonov
Kapitonov
V.V. Scherbitsky
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Ahrushchev
Alexander N. Shelepin
West
Shelepin
Central Committee
Presidium
Veniamuiu E. Dymshus
State Committee of
Nikolai N. Baibakov
Vladimir N. Novikov
Havana
Castro
Red
United States
de Gaulle
The Freer Life of Renting Versus Owning
HAL BOYLE argues that owning things leads to slavery in a civilized world. He praises renting as liberating, noting you can move away from declining neighborhoods, avoid upkeep, and sample possessions like cars and jewelry without lasting burden. He suggests personal liberty hinges on minimal ownership and strong credit.
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
Quick quiz prompts with 10 day plan and daily scoring bars. Items cover U S history geography reading writing health weather and science with a humorous note about lunar life and planetary motion. Answers on page 2 and a playful self assessment scale.
Gall Bladder Questions Answered by Dr Brandstadt
Reader questions address chronic gall bladder inflammation without stones, nonfunctioning gall bladder, and management. The doctor cautions against unnecessary removal, notes many so called gall bladder attacks stem from other digestive issues, and explains nonfunctioning gall bladders may need only diet changes.
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