Television Today A Matter of Violence
Hollywood critics discuss NBC Sunday night reruns of The Wizard of Oz and the issue of television violence. They note that while some scenes are frightening and taste varies, drama should justify violence and be presented artfully. They reference industry debate and a senate probe into TV violence amid ongoing calls to reduce overt mayhem.
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Smothers Switch CBS TV Sunday Night
CBS altered its Sunday night lineup replacing the Smothers Brothers show with a substitute. The tape of the new program arrived late for preview by affiliates, with stations sensitive to material requiring advance screenings. An aide said the tape was delivered too late to preview but not too late to air if the network proceeded without station concerns.
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Fragmented OCR lacks coherent headline
Readable fragments suggest a local TV schedule or program listings with game show elements and live days. Mentions of newlywed game and live segments hint at entertainment programming, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Potential Heart Attack Profile From Health Column Analysis
The article outlines characteristics of a likely heart attack victim: middle aged, stocky, overweight, sedentary, smoker, high fat diet, high blood pressure, family history of heart disease, and possible diabetes or gout. It contrasts with a profile of least at risk, noting hair loss as a possible indicator and linking hearing loss to coronary disease.
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Youngest Heart Recipient Dies in Cincinnati Hospital
Christine Corlin a six year old from Suh Point died at a Cincinnati children's hospital. She had the nation's youngest heart transplant receiving William Michael Becker's heart in a six hour operation the first pediatric transplant in Cincinnati. She outlived the other four child transplant patients, reporting the city’s medical history.
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West Virginia Miners Hopeful as Bill Advances
Beckley West Virginia miners, after a three week strike by 41 000 workers, agreed to end the walkout when a black lung compensation bill is signed. Artech Moore backs the measure while promising ongoing fights for stronger legislation. Delegates from about two thirds of UMW locals approved ending the strike once the bill becomes law. The bill broadens benefits for pneumoconiosis and tightens claims standards as relief for miners and their households. Moore anticipated to receive the bill Tuesday and sign it immediately.
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General Ralph Cling, NSA Director, Dies at 73
Lt. Gen. Ralph Cling, age 73, who led the National Security Agency during the agency’s first six years, from 1951 to 1997, died Saturday after a long illness.
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Rise in Crime Shown by 1968 Statistics
Washington report notes sharp rise in overall crime in 1968 with arrests up 17 percent from 1967. Juvenile arrests climbed 14 percent as violent offenses increased across regions and core cities. Robbery led gains at 29 percent, murder and forcible rape 14 percent, aggravated assault 12 percent.
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Gun use in assaults rises as robbery figures shift
In a Washington AP report, gun usage in aggravated assaults rose 24 percent with nearly one in four such offenses committed with a gun. Armed robbery increased 4 percent, making up 6 percent of all robbery offenses. Dr. Jack Musur, 99, assistant surgeon general of the US Public Health Service, died Saturday of an apparent heart attack.
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