TV science and wildlife series lure viewers with adventure
NBC executive producer Irwin Rosten describes Mono gram four hour long actuality programs covering wolves, human evolution, and dramatic mountain expeditions. He and Nick Noxon shifted from CBS National Geographic to create tightly shot, costy, color documentaries filmed from Alaska to Afghanistan.
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Today In History September 4 1969 Highlights
On September 4 1969 the day marks several historical notes. Albert Schweitzer died in Lambarene Gabon aged 90 in 1965. Argentina faced a political crisis resolved as President Frondizi bowed to the army five years earlier. Chile elected moderate Christian Democrat Eduardo Frei Montalva as president. One year prior Czechoslovakia imposed strict censorship under Soviet pressure.
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Anniversary Party Hon ors Hutchins of Arundel Camp Ground
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Hutchins of Camp Ground Meeting Road were honored for their 34th wedding anniversary. A purse of money was given, a social evening with refreshments followed, and guests included their son and family, and relatives from Woodford New Jersey Cape Porpoise and nearby towns.
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