New Panel Show Dies After Four Performances
A CBS panel show Made in America ended after four airings, ranking as one of the season’s shortest lived programs. ABC’s 100 Grand and NBC’s Incident On Wilson Street faced similar struggles, while Mary Margaret McBride marks 30th anniversary in radio with continued home broadcasts.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
CBS
ABC
Death Valley
Judy Garland
NBC
Wilson Street
Brooklyn
Network
Mary Margaret McBride
Network Radio
Catskill Mountains
Fulbright to Cyprus Mission Signals U S Interest
President Johnson sends J W Fulbright chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to Greece and Turkey to express Washington's concern over Cyprus. Fulbright will convey the U S interest while awaiting UN mediator proposals and report back on Greek and Turkish positions amid the Cyprus crisis.
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Johnson
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Fulbright
Europe
Athens
Ankara
White House
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
U.N
Uni
United Nations
Jiffy Knit Stole Pattern Advertisement in Pattern 7112
Mohair or knitting worsted two strands with big needles creates a luxurious deep collar stole. Pattern 7112 offered for thirty five cents with 15 cents mailing per pattern. Star 127 Needlecraft Dept offers mail order from Chelsea Station New York.
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P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Poff Urges Win or Get Out Policy in Vietnam
Roanoke AP Rep Richard H Poff VA urges a decisive approach in Vietnam telling the Virginia Federation of Republican Women that families of fallen soldiers deserve clarity and that the U S should win or withdraw He references MacArthur and criticizes public misinformation about advisors and technicians The federation avoids endorsing any presidential candidate and backs freeing poll taxes and opposing aged care financed by Social Security.
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Roanoke
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
South Viet Nam
Poff
Virginia Federation of Republican Women
U.S
MacArthur
Federation
San Francisco
GOP
Carlists Rally Misses Their New Leading Lady
In Montejurra Spain the Carlists held their annual rally without Prince Carlos of Bourbon Parma and Princess Irene of the Netherlands who remained in Madrid by Franco’s word. Irene said she would attend next year if possible.
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Montejuera
Spain
Francisco Franco
Carlos of
Bourbon-Parma
Irene
Netherlands
Montejurra
Madrid
Carlos
Soviet missiles possibly pulled from Cuba in shift
Washington reports widespread belief that the Soviet Union may have removed ground to air rockets from Cuba. The move would curb fears of a direct clash over surveillance flights and could explain Castro’s May Day claim that Cuba stands alone in the dispute with the United States.
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Washington
Ber
Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Red
United States
Castro
Peking Says Soviet Debt Almost Paid
Chen Yi deputy premier and foreign minister said in London that China will be free of all Soviet debt by the end of next year. He added all other foreign debts would be repaid by 1967 and internal government debts the following year.
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London
China
Soviet Union
Chen Yi
Library of Congress Reading Room to Close for Upgrades
The main reading room at the Library of Congress will close in summer and fall as workers install a new heating and ventilation system and replace old book conveyors.
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Library of Congress
World News Roundup from London to San Juan
AP reports two British soldiers killed in Yemen and displayed bodies in Taiz. Scientific reports say joint U S and Israel missile programs exist. North Vietnam urges unity with USSR and China and resumption of talks. Iraqi Egyptian union proposed as Pan Arab step. Teodoro Moscoso named to Puerto Rico status commission. East Germans cross into West Germany border weekend.
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Taiz
Defe
United Arab
Israel
Tokyo
Union
China
Kremlin
Moscow
Social Camp
International Communist Movement
Damascus
Syria
Abdel Salem Aref
Baghdad
San Juan
Police Hunt Tigernaper Stolen Tiger Cub in Atlanta
Police search for a tigernaper after a nine week old tiger cub was stolen from Grant Park Zoo in Atlanta over the weekend. Zoo Superintendent Johnny Dilbeck fears the cub may die from pneumonia or improper feeding while a sister was left behind.
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Atlanta, Ga
Grant Park Zoo
Atlanta
Johnny Dilbeck
Controversy Over Race Question at Methodist Conference
At the 1964 General Conference in Pittsburgh debates centered on a report called Christian Social Concerns which endorses civil disobedience under strict limits. Integration supporters pressed to strengthen a voluntary gradual plan for church integration while protesters urged faster action and warned against endorsing anarchy.
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Pittsburgh
The
Methodist Church
Harold A. Bosley
Christ Church, Methodist, New York
G. Ross Freeman
Atlanta
Freeman
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