Creative Person: Georges Simenon on NET Festival
NET presents a look behind the scenes at a crisis in France’s government and the role of a defeated premier. The program features Georges Simenon writing his novel The Premier and parallels to current politics. Michel Simanport plays the old Premier in dramatized scenes.
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France
NET
Georges Simenon
Channel 20
Simenon
Michel
Siman
Ticketless Travel Costs Indian Railways Millions
An official spokesman says ticketless travel costs the Indian Railways about 100 million rupees yearly in lost revenue while the system loses 34 million more rupees in the past year from accidents riots and theft compensation. The article notes the railways as a large state entity and mentions cobalt discovery in 1737 by George Brandt.
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New Delhi
Indian Railways
George Brandt
Sweden
One Week of Educational Television study in 1968
The Institute for Communication Research at Stanford conducts a continuing analysis of U S educational television with support from National Educational Television and the National Center for School and College Television. The 1968 survey, covering May 6 to May 12, expands to include closed circuit and ITFS facilities and will publish a winter report evaluating public and school television.
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United States
Institute For Communication Research
Stanford University
National Educational Television
National Center For School and College Television
Walls of Jericho to air on NET Playhouse Friday night
British TV premiere of Alfred Sutro's The Walls of Jericho on Channel 20's Festival NET Playhouse. Patrick Allen stars as Fighting Jack Frobisher with Diana Fairfax Barbara Cooper and Austin Trevor in key roles. Granada TV production directed by Howard Baker for National Educational Television.
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Channel 20
NET Playhouse
Alfred Sutro
Walls of Jericho
London
Jack Frobisher
Australia
Patrick Allen
Frobisher
Diana Fairfax
Alethea
Barbara Cooper
Lady Westeby
Austin Trevor
Lhe Marquis of
Steventon
Granada TV
Stuart Latham
Howard Baker
Peter Phillips
NIST
Kay Chessid
Louis Potter Named Editor of Program in Black Journal Series
Louis A. Potter named editor for NETs innovative Black Journal monthly, part of a 14‑member national staff producing the first nationwide series by for and about Black Americans. He previously worked on Color Us Black and Midsummer 1987 and has a background in TV news and civil rights reporting. The second program airs Wednesday at 9 p.m.
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Louis A. Potter
NET
Black Journal
Potter
Howard University
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
VW Sunroof Sedan promises open air in a steel top
The ad pitches a Volkswagen Sedan with a 390 square inch sunroof for 1789 dollars. It highlights adjustable open or closed sunroof use, a steel padded top, and suggests the Moon option at the same price.
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