KQED Offers Odd Premium Experiences To Boost Funds
A San Francisco noncommercial station KQED runs a bold ad in the New Yorker offering purchasable experiences from a three month honeymoon in Kashmir to a week with the Loch Ness expedition. The catalog lists 37 items priced from 4,500 to 26,000 dollars plus a reader donation option and a clip-out coupon.
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Newlywed Game and General Hospital Pairing
Fragmented OCR shows TV listings with show titles like Newlywed Game General Hospital Secret Storm Another World and related schedules. The readable items present two new segments and multiple soap opera entries without coherent context or dates.
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House Votes To Cut off F-14 Funds
Washington AP reports the House moved to halt production money for the F-14 swing wing fighter, with Rep. Robert Leggett worrying the cut could erase Grumman’s contract and trigger $100 million losses. Chairman F Edward Hebert said any contract revision would be nego tiated and warned against giving Grumman an escape clause.
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School boards labeled vestigial by critic at Kiwanis meeting
Linn-Mar school board member charged that many boards have become vestigial as powers shift to district employees. She cited open meetings violations and secrecy over budgets, raises amid layoffs, and a recently hired principal with long gaps in classroom experience.
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First Four Minute Miler Still Runs
London based Sir Roger Bannister now 42 continues his morning runs for exercise before reporting to a medical center where he works as a physician. He remains the first man to break the four minute mile, a record he set years ago.
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Roger Bannister
Ray Vetoes Interim Unit Okay Item
Gov. Robert Ray used his item veto power for the first time this year striking a provision that would let a legislative interim committee approve capital expenditures from a state capital appropriations bill. He deemed the provision unconstitutional and cited a 1963 attorney general’s opinion. The rest of the bill was signed into law with capital projects still requiring executive council approval to safeguard funds.
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Messerly Eyes Race for Lt Governor in 1972
Des Moines UPI reports Senator Francis Messerly of Cedar Falls is weighing a run for lieutenant governor in 1972 on the GOP ticket. He cites tax restraint and a balanced budget as aligning with party goals and says he is focused on state senate duties while not ruling out a candidacy.
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Bomb Kills Two Detectives in Chile City Hall
In Santiago a leftist terrorist fatally wounds a detective with a submachine gun inside the FBI headquarters lobby before detonating a bomb that kills him and a nearby detective. Police say Heriberto Salazar, linked to the Vanguard of the People, died in the blast. two other suspects perished earlier in a garage gun battle. several arrests followed. Also a TV talent hour with Liberace and others airs on Channel 2 at 6:30.
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Bells to Strike July 14 After CWA Convention
The Communications Workers of America announced that Bell Telephone workers would strike on July 14. The plan followed a convention address by CWA President Joseph Beirne. A TV reveal moment during a taped studio segment unexpectedly featured Ralph Edwards saying This Is Your Life.
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