Television report paints bleak view of broadcasting era
A sweeping critique notes rising radiation fears from TVs and a first annual Alfred I. du Pont Columbia University survey condemning documentary programming. It cites sponsor pullback toward entertainment, censorship questions, and broader media dependence on advertisers threatening press and public service quality. The piece dismisses Agnew as unrelated to the issue.
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Pussycat Group Promotes Soft Power for Women in NYC
A new group called Pussycat formed by Jeannie Sakol Lucianne Goldberg and Joan Elbaum aims to stress women’s cuddly, independent side and focus on persuasion over intimidation. The organization includes housewives and career women and denounces militant feminism. Pussycat operates from Room 803, 156 East 52nd Street in New York.
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Nixon Aide Calls Inflation Fight a Shaky Business
Washington reports indicate President Nixon’s inflation battle is risky and dramatic, with a Senate tax relief vote and a House social security expansion provoking concern. Industrial output, retail sales, and employment show stress as markets ease, inflation remains uncontained, and the administration weighs restraint against mounting political risks.
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