Doctors Casey KilDare Amateurs in Presenting Views
AP report notes TV battle over a proposed Social Security funded elderly care bill. President Kennedy appeals to 18 000 supporters in Madison Square Garden while AMA's Dr Edward Annis counters on ABC. Entertainment and TV schedules are interwoven with reflections on media coverage.
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Singing Cowboy Shoots Listener at Cali Theater
Mexican singer Roberto G. Ribero fired a revolver during a cowboy song at the San Nicolas Theater in Cali. One bullet struck Dr. Hernando Cuervo Sanchez in the knee and he was hospitalized. Ribero was jailed.
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Emmy Awards Tonight and TV Highlights on NBC ABC
NBC's Alfred Hitchcock Presents features Richard Long and Coleen Gray in Golden Opportunity a shoplifter tale. The Emmys prize show airs at 9 p.m. with Carson Brinkley Newhart emceeing live from New York Washington and Hollywood. Loretta Young Fred Astaire Arlene Francis Cyril Ritchard appear as presenters. Dean Stockwell stars in A Place to Hide on ABC at 9 p.m. Alcoa Premiere follows with Clay Bannnon and Enos advertising for a housekeeper. Fred Astaire hosts. Close-Up on ABC at 9 30 offers The Overseas Chinese Report from Singapore.
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TV Schedule Montage For Evening Lineup
A dense listing of TV programs and times across networks including Hunter, Cronkite, The Deputy, Burns and Allen, The Tonight Show, The Emmy Awards, Dick Powell Show, Red Skelton, Loretta Young Theater, Highway Patrol, Queen For A Day, The Millionaire, Our Five Daughters, Who Do You Trust, and The Secret Storm.
Suspects hunted in plot to kill De Gaulle in France
Paris police announce the second Secret Army plot to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle during his central France tour. At least 15 suspects held in Paris Marseille and Algiers with Delta group linked by an insurance agent Blanchy as commander. aims included gas bombs or a high powered rifle with telephoto sight. Authorities seek remaining conspirators across France and Algeria.
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William and Mary Law Dean to retire this August
William and Mary announces that Dudley M. Woodbridge will retire as dean of the Marshall Wythe School of Law on August 31 after 35 years on the faculty. Joseph Curtis will serve as acting dean until a permanent replacement is named and Woodbridge will become dean emeritus while teaching a limited number of courses for health reasons.
Dear Abby Advice Column Sparks Three Personal Dilemmas
A letter writer seeks guidance on a wife drawn to an extreme religious group and urges a medical check for her. A second writer asks about sleeping arrangements with a hard mattress. The third describes a rushed engagement gone wrong and warns against marrying someone who claims ownership after a breakup.
Woodstock ABC Store Backers Ponder Action
Woodstock ABC supporters weigh next steps after losing by one vote in a referendum. Shenandoah County voters rejected the proposal 380 to 879 Saturday. Backers seek counsel and have 10 days to seek a recount or void the election over alleged irregularities. Election judges and the circuit clerk certified the results yesterday.
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Bright future for reinforced plastics in space age
J A Rolston of the University of Virginia told the 47th national meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers that fiber reinforced plastics with high strength to weight ratios and resistance to carrison failure are making significant contributions to aerospace advances. He said composites require special design and testing but show promise for future chemical industry applications.
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Third Consecutive Set of Twins Born in Woodburn
In Woodburn Oregon AP reports the third consecutive set of twins born Monday to Mr and Mrs Robert Miller. Each twin pair is one boy and one girl. The oldest twins are fourteen. another pair will be five on Wednesday. The Millers have eight children. The oldest Barbara is eighteen. a son Donald is seventeen.
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Dear Abby Letter on Gifts for Lifelong Maids
A reader identifies as an old maid school teacher who has given gifts to hundreds of former students at weddings and baby showers and now wonders who will receive her gifts as she has no one to leave them to.
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Alleged Triggerman Captured in Chicago
An ex convict named by police as the triggerman in the Brooklyn detectives’ slaying has been captured in a Chicago suburb. Anthony Portelli 26 of Brooklyn waived extradition after being seized at the Lido Motel Franklin Park Illinois. A nationwide manhunt continues for two other ex cons Jerome Rosenberg and Edward Arnold accused of aiding the escape. The holdup at Boro Park Tobacco Co. yielded $3000 to $4000.
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Baldy) Portelli
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Fire Destroys Warehouse in North Carolina
A warehouse in North Carolina was destroyed by a blaze as heavy rain and strong winds affected firefighting efforts. Authorities investigated the cause while crews fought the flames and secured surrounding structures. No injuries were reported.
Epishev Named Political Chief of Soviet Army
Col. Gen. A. A. Epishev has been appointed to head the main political division of the Soviet army and navy and promoted to general of the armies. He succeeds Marshal F. I. Golikov who Tass says is retiring for health reasons. The political division oversees political guidance and education of army personnel.
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