Western TV shifts end of era for frontier tales
Hollywood reports a fading trend as traditional weekly westerns contract to Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Executives cite younger, urban audiences and rising video demand, with classics like High Chaparral and The Men from Shiloh canceled or sidelined.
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Jets Seamen Land 100 at Sea
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a maritime event involving the Jets seamen and a landing of 100 crew, with unclear locations and times. Readable names and numbers include a 105 figure and a reference to Feiss emer tambo in partial phrases.
New Pollution Test Told By Tuthill in Iowa
Des Moines reports state officials test new thermal pollution method to monitor water temperature in rivers and streams. Developed from space program tech, the infrared aerial data could yield daily readings over an 180 mile J Basin stretch, with monthly final results.
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Muskie and Carter discuss plan to curb secret documents leaks
Atlanta report cites Carter telling Muskie that direct quotes from classified or certain declassified materials should be barred by law to protect U S security. He warns against publication of sensitive negotiations and urges steps to reassure foreign governments. Also notes Nicklaus defending his claim and the British Open coverage slated for color TV Saturday.
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Procter and Gamble Denies Nader Toothpaste Charges
In Washington, a Procter and Gamble spokesman rejected Ralph Nader's claim that leading toothpastes stain teeth. He said research cited by Nader is outdated and does not prove staining, criticizing the letter to FTC and noting Colgate and Crest have long clinical support under FDA rules.
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Pentagon Papers Paperback Out
New York AP says Bantam Books announced publication of a paperback edition of The Pentagon Papers based on the New York Times articles from the secret 7000 page study on U.S. Vietnam involvement. Fred Klein of Bantam said 500000 copies are printed in Chicago and to be in outlets nationwide within 10 days.
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Stone Age Tribe Found In Forest in Philippines
In Mindanao Philippines government officials and researchers report discovery of Tasaday people living in stone age conditions with no salt tobacco or sugar intake. They use stone tools and bark clothing, maintain isolation, and may number about 24 in a single family with 13 children. Experts speculate they might avoid contact due to fear of disease and possible epidemic in the region.
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Two Killed in Fighting in Londonderry
In Londonderry Northern Ireland AP reports British troops battled mobs during the eve of the 12th of July Protestant demonstrations. A man died after being wounded in clashes as hundreds cheered, while a second death and injuries were reported elsewhere amid explosions and damage in Belfast. This year violence in Northern Ireland tops 28 deaths with 57 total since August 1968.
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Severe Iowa crops hit by late summer storm damage
The Associated Press reports a strong summer storm caused severe crop damage across central and northern Iowa. Officials estimate losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars in Marshall County and surrounding areas, with corn and soybeans affected and corn further assessed in days to come. County extension directors describe the damage as heavy and widespread, though exact figures await insurance and county assessments.
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Judge Declares Mistrial in Partin Case in Butte
Federal Judge W D Murray declared a mistrial in the Partin case after a nine woman three man jury failed to reach a verdict. Partin 46 a Baton Rouge Teamsters business agent faced five counts of conspiracy under the Sherman Act. The jury deliberated since Wednesday afternoon and reported they could not reach a verdict. Foreman Thomas Gribble said they reviewed trial testimony four or five times. Murray excused the jury.
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