TV Violence Sparks Hollywood Seminar Debate
Hollywood and Beverly Hills educators discuss the impact of violence on television. Panelist Frank Mankiewicz urges nonviolent storytelling and warns violence shapes youth, while judges and psychiatrists weigh reality, credibility of leaders, and the need for responsible news and programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Beverly Hills
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert F. Kennedy
Trayal
Lee Harvey Oswald
James Eerl Ray
Sirhan Sirhan
George Edwards
US Court of Appeals
Detroit
Edwards
Robert L. Stubblefield
Department of Psychiatry
University of Texas
Eckhardt Pushes Bill on Surplus Items for the Poor
Congressman Eckhardt introduces the Surplus Property for the Poor Act in the House to expand HEW authority to distribute surplus government property through state and public welfare agencies. The program would use surplus furn ture and bedding, run by HEW Office of Surplus Property Utilization, boosting supplies while reducing welfare costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckhardt
Washington
Congressman Eckhardt
House of Representatives
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
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John R. Seeley
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Stubblefield
Rap Brown
Mankiewicz
Paris
Montparnasse
the Friends Folxs
Kansas City
Memphis
Hallmark Cards
Richard Saliiari
Ron Renee
Tennessee City
Rema
McMillan
Farndale
Arther
Pars, Jam
Ards
U.S
Country Club
Hamburger
Kroger Roundtop & Sandwich
MacLean’s
Viva Towels
Bell c
Devil's Foods
Sorden
Sugary
Mae
Tebiets
Gov't
Catfish
Brees
Monterrey
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