CBS postpones Sticks and Bones amid POW reception furor
CBS-TV delayed the David Rabe play Sticks and Bones after 69 affiliates refused to air it, citing distress over returning prisoners of war and veterans. Producer Joseph Papp called the move censorship, arguing for First Amendment rights and urging airing once context is less sensitive. The telecast was later rescheduled. Rabe, a Dubuque native, studied at Loras College.
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Reynolds and Miss Miles Must Take the Stand
Phoenix report: Burt Reynolds and Sarah Miles must testify at an inquest into David Whitting's death in the motel room where Whiting died of a drug overdose. The judge overruled a claim they should be excused, noting the woman's mother seeks cross examination of the stars' involvement.
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Mac Davis Tops Country Pop Scene With Hook Songs
Nashville star Mac Davis rose to prominence after writing hook driven hits like Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me and I Believe in Music. He recalls starting as a joke, forming the Zots at 15 in Atlanta, and later finding lyrical simplicity and social value in songs such as A Poem For My Little Lady and Elvis Presley’s In the Ghetto.
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Jane Fonda Is Expecting a Child This Fall
Hollywood report says Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden expect a child this fall. The couple, married in 1973 two days after Fonda's divorce from Roger Vadim, plan a family while Fonda is 35 and has a daughter from Vadim.
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Quis ling government Withdraws Troops from Russian Front
Thirty years ago the Quis ling government of Norway repatriated its troops from the Russian front amid shifting wartime pressure and strategic redeployments.
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Oscar Song Nominations Announced for 1972 Films
Hollywood AP reports the Motion Picture Academy named nominees for best movie song. The three week delay followed a voting mixup. Nominees include The Morning After from The Poseidon Adventure and other titles from Ben, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, The Step Mother, and The Little Ark with composers Walter Scharf, Maurice Jarre, Al Kasha, Sammy Fain, and others.
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Mime Great Marceau Visits Cedar Rapids
Marcel Marceau world’s leading mime performed to a capacity Cedar Rapids audience on Tuesday night in Coe Auditorium completing the Coe Kirkwood Artist Series. The one man show featured silent routines from a liveried attendant unveiling titles as Marceau lit up with man nerisms and facial expressions.
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