Oil firms halt most television ads on gasoline
New York AP report says six major oil companies have paused or reduced broadcast ads to sell gasoline while promoting conservation. Shell remains active with a summer campaign featuring Richard Davy. TVB estimates total 112.47 million spent on TV ads last year, led by Shell and Texaco, with details on direct and institutional advertising and uncertain future spending.
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Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Nearby Cities
A compact TV guide fragment lists station call letters and cities including F KORG in Cedar Rapids, WMITY in Cadet Repldy, KIIN in Waterloo, KIVO in Howe City, WHEE TY in Ottumwa, WOC TY in Davenport, KROC TY in La Crosse, WHO TY in Rochester, KOUE in Der Molinos, and KOUE in Dubuque, indicating a regional lineup.
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Cedar Rapids
WMITY
Cadet
Woc-Ty
Davenport O—Wkbt
la Crona
Kroc-Ty
Rochaster
der Molinos
Koue
Dubuque
Nixon Popularity at Low Level in Gallup Poll
Princeton AP report notes Nixon's popularity at a low point during Watergate disclosures. A separate Gallup poll shows 52 percent support federal funding for campaigns and bans on private contributions, with 45 percent disapproving of Nixon and 44 percent approving the presidency.
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Samuel Rosenman Dies Former New Deal Phrasemaker
Samuel Rosenman, longtime Roosevelt adviser and later counsel to President Truman, died at 77 in Texas after pneumonia and cardiac complications. A native of San Antonio, he helped craft iconic phrases like New Deal and Brain Trust and served as a trusted speechwriter and adviser from the 1930s through the Truman administration. He received the Medal of Merit upon his 1948 resignation and later worked on labor panels for presidents.
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Stosenman
Truman
Urges Rejection of Kelley to FBI
Washington AP reports civil rights leader Bruce Watkins urged Senate rejection of Clarence Kelley as FBI director. Watkins cited Kelley as a bureaucratic machine insensitive to human rights, linking his stance on law and order to the 1960 Kansas City riots after King’s assassination. He alleged police brutality and poor black employment records in Kansas City under Kelley, testifying at the third day of hearings amid Nixon nomination debates.
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Fulbright Sees Real Gains From Nixon Brezhnev Talks
Senator J William Fulbright chairman of the foreign relations committee said the Nixon Brezhnev summit produced more than superficial gains. He praised agreements to avoid nuclear war as signaling trust and a rational approach while urging Congress to curb defense spending.
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Secret Service Improves Nixon Estate San Clemente
Government records detail 703,367 spent on San Clemente improvements including gates stairs wall and heating system and 1,180,522 on Key Biscayne upgrades. Nearby Nixon properties also benefited as part of security and estate work for presidential protection.
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Turkish Officials Allege MIT Torture Amid Turbulent Turkish Politics
In Ankara and Istanbul reports claim that MIT secret police tortured prisoners as Turkish politics tilts toward the opposition. Fulbright argues against a trade bill amendment on Soviet emigration and calls for its removal. The piece notes accusations by Ferda Guley and the broader political climate under martial law, with historical context on Nixon era spending and presidential property upgrades.
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Networks Carry John Dean Testimony Live Across Three Networks
New York UPI reports all three major networks will air live coverage of former White House counsel John W. Dean's testimony in full. The proceedings are expected to span several days as Dean testifies before the committee.
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UPI
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Dean
Pearl Bailey Leaves Hospital After Exhaustion
London AP reports entertainer Pearl Bailey, 66, discharged from Bramton hospital after treatment for exhaustion and chest pains. She was admitted Friday night while waiting to sing at a London nightclub. Spokesman says she has a history of heart trouble but did not suffer a heart attack.
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