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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
3
A critic recounts recent films peppered with explicit violence and sexualized scenes, noting how society briefly vowed to curb such content after JFK, MLK, and RFK deaths. He observes the era’s attitudes shifting again, driven by cinema and public figures who renounced violent themes, now seemingly forgotten.
New York dispatch profiles Charles Kuralt, CBS News feature man, traveling across the United States to collect human interest stories. The piece notes Kuralt’s fame and high pay, his freedom, and memorable encounters with individuals like retired Michigan judge John Voelker, Texas horse trader Green, brickmaker George Black, Alaska woodsman Tiger Olson, and Kentucky hymn singer Moses Walter, reflecting on life off the beaten path.
Frances Burns, once described as dying from cancer three years ago, shows signs of improvement after doctors gave her only days to live. Reports say she may be declared living, prompting renewed belief in a miracle cure.
A collage of channel listings shows programs and specials across stations. Notable items include The Young Californians musical at College of San Mateo, 1971 Cotton Bowl recap on ABC Sports, San Francisco Mime Troupe melodrama Independent Female, and nostalgic films like On the Avenue starring Dick Powell.
New York report notes PBS executives praise The Electric Company for teaching reading through sketches and blackouts aimed at seven to ten year olds. The program features Bill Cosby Rita Moreno and other top performers and debuts on October 25.
The passage discusses the importance of nurturing the trump suit in bridge and warns an inexperienced player about misplaying. It outlines a hypothetical deal where proper play avoids giving the opponents control, emphasizes timing the trump, and suggests a method of winning with a club opening to preserve entries and access trumps. It stresses careful card reading and back-and-forth play to maximize tricks.
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