PBS Festival 75 aims to boost public TV subscriptions nationwide
PBS launches Festival 75 a one day 17 program campaign to raise funds and viewer subscriptions for 93 stations. Ward Chamberlin says goal is three million families contributing at least 20 annually by 1977. Ford Foundation 2 million grant funds Festival 75 including program ads and direct mail.
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Archer on Tonight on ABC Theater and CBS Movie
A schedule style listing shows Archer on ABC theater and a CBS movie slot alongside other programs. The page includes varied time slots and channel names, with mentions of Wide World, The Big Valley, and Tomorrow airings, reflecting a typical late evening TV guide layout. The OCR fragment lists multiple channels and program titles in a dense grid, indicating a TV guide snapshot.
Haldeman to be paid for CBS interview
CBS News will pay former White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman about 26000 dollars for an extensive interview with Mike Wallace in Beverly Hills. The program may air on CBS in one or more broadcasts and include amateur footage from Haldeman during Nixon’s presidency.
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Ray Criticizes U S Fund Cuts Seeks Admin Proposals Clarification
Iowa Governor Robert Ray said federal programs cuts and policy shifts threaten state finances. A regional group explains proposals including a 60-40 health education and welfare split, with Iowa paying more. Ray urged officials to demand clear, stable federal rules and funding.
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FAA Approves Supersonic Flight Plans for 1976
The FAA backs four daily Concorde flights to New York and two to Washington on London Paris routes, finding limited services would not harm the environment though sonic booms over the mainland would occur. Approval is tentative pending hearings and airworthiness certification.
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Fragmented Gazette notice of arcane contact details
A garbled OCR fragment lists telephone numbers and vague department references for a Gazette publication. It mentions Subscription Dept hours, display advertising contact, and unclear office timing, but the text is poorly legible with many errors.
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Brawl in Parliament Over Aid Debate Ends With Strike
London AP reports a Commons session ended when Conservative MP Nigel Lawson struck Labour undersecretary Stanley Davis across the face with a parliamentary document amid a dispute over government aid to a financially troubled motorcycle maker. Edward Short refused to clarify statements, provoking heated exchanges and a 20 minute adjournment.
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New York Doctors Plan Multihospital Strike
About 4,500 internists and residents from the Committee of Interns and Residents announce a citywide strike at 11 nonprofit hospitals on March 17 over contract disputes on working conditions and schedules. Despite a 10 day notice requirement, some units decide not to participate.
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Absence Of Mao Visits Tokyo Cited By AP
AP notes no reports of Mao Tse tung welcoming foreign visitors since his Jan 16 meeting with Franz Josef Strauss. Radio Press in Tokyo says at least 11 ministerial rank visitors have since visited China, including Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Eric Williams and Mozambique Liberation Front president Siunora Machel. Mao, 81, last publicly appeared in August 1973.
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Two American Tourists Held by Pathet Lao Freed
Two young U S tourists Michael Pillow 24 of Tempe Arizona and Vicki Ayres 24 of Southfield Michigan were detained five days after entering a Pathet Lao camp near Luang Prabang Laos while riding a motorbike. They were released to U S consular custody in Vientiane per the U S Embassy.
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