Calls Rally in Support of Vietnam Policy Across Nation
Washington leaders call for backing of U S policy in Vietnam as AFL CIO and student groups push for progovernment action. Meany urges local mobilization to counter antiwar protests while Georgetown student leaders launch a nationwide defense of Viet Nam effort.
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Afl-Cio
George’ Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Georgetown University
Viet Nam
Tom Pauken
Dallas
Tex
College Young Republicans
Faubus weighs seventh term bid in Arkansas race
Gov. Orval Faubus expressed consideration of a seventh consecutive term and said he hopes to face Republican Winthrop Rockefeller again in 1966. Rockefeller welcomed the prospect, wishing for the rematch.
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Faubus
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Three U S Army Privates Convicted for Refusing Viet Nam Service
In SIGON, South Viet Nam a military court convicted three enlisted men from the 1st Air Cavalry Division for refusing to board a troop train in the United States and later a hunger strike at sea. Harold Brown, David Clark, and Percy L Green, all privates, received bad conduct discharges, forfeiture of pay, and prison terms of two, five, and ten years respectively with Green also convicted of threatening a commissioned officer and family harm. All may appeal.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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United States
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Stanford
Fla
David Clark
Coral Gables
Fila
Percy L. Green
Chicago
Brown
Clark
Green
Mre
1St Air Cavalry Division
Automatic Alarm System Linking Homes To Public Safety
An automatic alarm system linking private homes with fire and police departments will be marketed this year. When triggered the system flashes a coded message over telephone lines to a monitored control center from which security, fire service or maintenance is dispatched.
Paint Daubed On Altar At Canterbury Cathedral
A protest incident at Canterbury Cathedral after Dr Michael Ramsey supported British force in Rhodesia. Paint and spray affected the altar frontal cloth, St Augustine’s chair, the Black Prince tomb, and the lectern Bible during an early service. detectives investigated as the cathedral closed to visitors.
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England
Caneterbury
Black Prince
Edward III
ABC Cuts Amos Burke Secret Agent Show in Shuffle
ABC to drop Gene Barry's Amos Burke Secret Agent after January 12 and replace with The Baron on Thursday nights. The Barons’ London espionage premise aims to avoid NBC I Spy competition while moving The Long Hot Summer to Amos Burke's former Wednesday slot. Several shows face weak 13 week contracts and uncertain futures with 26 week signings.
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American Broadcasting Co
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Amos Burke
Gene Parry
ABC
Amos
London
NBC
Steve Lawrence
O’brien
CBS
Hank
King Family
Donna Reed
Speedy emus pose farming woes in Australia and Expo 67 pavilion
Speedy emus, the world’s second largest birds, can run up to 40 mph and harm Australian wheat crops costing thousands annually. The Canada pavilion at Expo 67 in Montreal uses the Eskimo named katimavik meaning gathering place as its official title.
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