Britain Pressures Censorship Over Vietnam War TV
British television coverage of the Vietnam war era faces censorship calls amid Belfast and Northern Ireland coverage. Variety reports government pressure on BBC and ITV to tone down vivid newsreels and interviews with militants, while asserting Britain treats the conflict as a living room war. BBC bans interviews with IRA members as the Independent Television Authority censors a Granada report on Ulster strife, highlighting BBC's public role and perceived impartiality anxieties.
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NBC Chronolog to feature child viewership mini festival
NBC TV will air a two hour Christmas eve Chronolog special, a mini festival of children's television programs from abroad. Six children ages around ten will join Anchorman Garrick Utley to offer opinions, though producer Thomas Tomizawa says the program mainly targets adults. Harvey stage adaptation set for March 22 features Jimmy Stewart and Helen Hayes.
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Local Listings and Evening Radio Guide
A jumble of TV station listings and program hints across Davenport La Crowe Rochestar Des Moines and Dubuque with scattered times Weather News and general previews. The page mixes channel IDs Schedules and station names alongside odd nonliteral text snippets and program cues.
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Butz Backs Sisk Plan On Farm Bargaining Power
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz endorsed the Sisk farm bargaining bill at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting. He urged farmers have more say over prices and terms, defended no strict family farmer hostility, and criticized rival farm groups for inaction on the dock strike. He also defended government grain purchases while signaling possible tweaks to farm program participation and subsidies.
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House panel backs big cuts in foreign aid request
Washington AP duel report: House Appropriations Committee votes to cut Nixon foreign aid requests by 1.5 billion, nixing 100 million to the U N Development Fund and curtailing aid to India and Pakistan until they exit conflict. Full World Bank and Inter American Bank funding also denied, in a broad 28 billion bill.
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Belfast bombing kills Salvation Army worker. five injured
In Belfast a carpet factory blast killed a Salvation Army worker and injured five Salvationists as a fire engulfed the building. In Londonderry four civilians were wounded in a gunfight. one soldier was hit. Gunmen gave evacuations ten minutes before planting explosives.
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Shoving Match In United Nations Dispute
At the United Nations General Assembly a dispute over speaking rights between Saudi Arabia's Jamil Baroody and Undersecretary General C A Stavropoulos led to shoving and a brief confrontation on the floor. Assembly President Adam Malik adjourned the session after the argument.
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Mt Mercy College Christmas Concert Sunday
The Mt Mercy college music department presents its annual Christmas concert this Sunday in McAuley Auditorium. Five musical groups including a newly organized mixed choir and the women's chorale will perform under Sister Mildred Trail.
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Powell Nomination Approved by Senate Vote 89 to 1
Washington AP Powell Richmond Virginia lawyer Lewis Powell won Senate confirmation to succeed Hugo Black on the Supreme Court. The vote was 89 to 1 with Sen Harris dissenting. Powell would be the third Nixon nominee on the court after Haynsworth and Carswell were rejected earlier.
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Youth Smothered Under Fertilizer at Railroad Depot
Richard Larson, 19, of Greene, an employee at a farm implement firm, died Monday after becoming trapped beneath a mound of fertilizer in a railway freight car at a Greene depot. He was found by a worker outside the car after about five minutes of entombment while attempting to clear a clogging intake device. Sheriff Marvin Barthold said the body was recovered with Larson’s cap atop the fertilizer.
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Family Food: U.S. flour and staple consumption rise
The average American family uses over 50 pounds yearly of flour cereal products sugar potatoes fats oils and eggs, reflecting broad intake of baking staples and pantry items across households.
GM Elects New Chief Cerstenberg to helm GM J 1 1
General Motors directors elected Richard Gerstenberg as chairman and chief executive officer. He will take over Jan 11, succeeding James Roche who steps down under a mandatory retirement. Gerstenberg, 62, has been vice chairman and treasurer and will lead the firm with Edward Cole added duties as chairman of the executive committee.
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