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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
5
A new CTC-7 series designed to showcase local and interstate talent will begin tomorrow at 9.30 pm. The program aims to highlight performers from multiple regions and provide a platform for rising names to reach broader audiences.
Charlton Heston, the American actor, recently in Australia for the US State Department, did a special TV appearance for ABC before returning home. Produced in the Chanel Studios by Rick Slington and David Brive, the forthcoming series titled An Evening With aims to be informal and portable, featuring a premiere segment An Evening With the Treblefatk and a child audience section in Younger Set.
The FBI and its chief Hoover back a new ABC-3 drama The FBI premiering tonight at 8 30 with stars Charlton Heston and a cast including Stephen Brooks Philip Abbott and Barbara. The series follows agents Lew Paskine and Jim Rhoades as they pursue a criminal extortionist in a federal penitentiary escape case amid depictions of FBI offices and procedures.
President Johnson describes 14 million Americans as living without hope, "dollar poor," underscoring grim economic hardship in the war on poverty. The remark highlights widespread poverty amid social programs and policy debates.
The week’s cinema lists include Woman's Vengeance and Foreign Correspondent with other releases. A BBC style analysis notes The Dollis Poor and Poverty, examining mechanisation in coal mining, job losses, and social impact across Appalachia, Chicago, and California with notes on government aid and retraining programs.
TV and radio programme details and corrections are supplied by the stations and are correct at press time. When changes occur they appear in The Canberra Times on the day concerned and are updated by the responsible station.
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