CATV regulatory tug of war with FCC and Congress
CATV faces mounting pressure from broadcasters and cable industry as regulators weigh controls. FCC plans February talks while Congress may defer decisive action, shaping future TV reach. ABC shifts to British imports to diversify prime time and test midseason formats. KTBC TV in Austin links to Capital Cable to curb competition.
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Texas Broadcasting Co
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Swap Bullets with Own Forces By Eddie Adames
AP dispatch from HOAI CHAU Vietnam describes an American infantryman shouting we are Americans to stop fire during a deadly bombardment. Amid sand and mortars, soldiers hid behind graves and ditches as Viet Cong snipers fired. A M79 round wounded leaders including Captain Eugene Fox while Viet Minh paratroopers later appeared with armor and advisers nearby.
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Trial Over But What of Krebiozen
The four chief supporters of Krebiozen are acquitted as the FDA maintains the drug is worthless for cancer. Jury foreman Adolph Beranek says there is no proof it isn’t valuable and a formal scientific test should decide its worth. Andrew Ivy commits to pursuing new anti cancer substances and a laboratory test is urged. Senator Douglas H. says FDA has refused to act on clinical testing pleas.
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Rhode Island
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Chicago
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Andrew Ivy
Washington
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Adolph Beranek
Krebiozen
Ivy
Douglas D-Il
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School Bus Off Ice Slips Into Ditch Injuring 25
In Fredonia Kansas a school bus slid off an ice covered road into a ditch Monday injuring 25 children with two requiring hospitalization. The accident occurred during morning hours and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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McDonnell Plans Doubling Phantom Jet Production
James McDonnell announced that Phantom jet fighter production for Vietnam will double at McDonnell Aircraft Corp. The move will raise the workforce from 37,000 to 42,000 as part of the expanded output. Eskimo tourism promotion in Alaska accompanied the report.
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Vietnam
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
James McDonnell
McDonnell
Tokyo
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Alaska
Brown Opens Campaign for Third Term as Governor
Democratic Gov. Edmund Pat Brown launched his bid for a third term in Sacramento. Brown said he would serve out a third term and noted he would discuss any offer to join the Supreme Court with his wife. The boast follows current Chief Justice Earl Warren as the only California governor to win three terms.
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Edmund
Pat” Brown
California
Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
U.S
Expanded News at 10 on KCRG Channel 9
Dean Swanson and Bob Brooks present News Weather and Sports on monthly Friday nights at KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Dean Swanson
Bob Brooks
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Dean Swensen
Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures
A California man needed urgent denture repair after his poodle damaged his false teeth. The man used a product called PLATE-WELD to repair and replace a tooth on the spot, claiming it now held like new. The company says PLATE-WELD is available at all drug stores.
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Bakerseisld
Calif
California
Iowa Executive Council Tightens Travel and Printing Rules
The Iowa Executive Council restricted official travel for state workers, refused state funding for a judge from the Iowa Swine Producers Assn to judge a Minnesota show, and debated printing 200000 copies of a conservation pamphlet. A new holiday policy was adopted awarding days for New Year, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Iowa Executive Council
Hughes
Iowa Swine Producers Assn
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Roland Paul
Kenneth Owen
Paul
State Conservation Commission
Girl, 6, Killed By School Bus Near Centerville
Moravia authorities report Rose Mary Milleman six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Bates near Centerville, was run over by a school bus as she left kindergarten. The bus driver, Ralph Robinson sixty three, Moravia, said she tripped and fell beneath the front wheel while buses loaded on the sidewalk.
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Moravia
Rose Mary Milleman
Dick Bates
Centerville
Ralph Robinson
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