Networks plan family viewing rules for sports broadcasts
AP reports TV observers say networks will designate a family viewing hour in the next season. Pro football will avoid blocking and tackling until 4 p.m. and may show Mister Ed clips. boxing, boxing bouts, and other sports will be edited to limit violence. The plan aims to reduce on‑air violence with humorous substitutes and self interviews.
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Local Gazette Ad Listings for Kew and Nearby
Fragmented notice lists contact numbers and display advertising hours for Kew area services. The garbled text mentions telephone numbers, appointment times, and store listings with unclear names and addresses.
Television Nighttime Listings Across Multiple Stations
A dense scan of Tuesday evening schedules shows programs across NBC, CBS, ABC and local affiliates. Highlights include news blocks, weather segments, game shows like Let's Make a Deal and Joker's Wild, daytime soaps such as Guiding Light and General Hospital, animated and family fare such as Sesame Street and Mickey Mouse, plus classic series and movie slots. The mix spans local stations Davenport, LaCrosse, Rochester, Des Moines, and others with multiple time windows and ad-supported sweeps.
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Kissinger Denies Spying Role in CIA Domestic Surveillance
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told reporters after a Rockefeller Commission session that he had no role in directing CIA domestic surveillance during his Washington tenure. He said the National Security Council did not concern itself with domestic intelligence and rejected any presidential orders through him. He declined to discuss details but repeated his blanket denial of involvement.
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Rockefeller Commission
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Bedell proposes rail upgrade bill to fund maintenance
Washington AP Rep Berkley Bedell introduces the rail transportation improvement and employment act of 1675 to upgrade station facilities and roadbeds. The bill would spend 600 million federal funds to salaries and admin costs plus 100 million for material purchases for lines unable to fund upgrades, similar to a Senate bill by Sen Jennings Randolph. Bedell cites the Rock Island line and notes railroads pay for roadbed maintenance through property taxes.
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Rock Island Line
Midwest
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Still Serious Terry Vogel in Hospital After Crash
Still serious at University Hospitals in Iowa City, Terry J. Vogel, 17, rural Central City, remained in critical condition Monday after a Friday collision on a county road six miles north of Alburnett involving a mini bicycle and a Linn County gravel truck. The injuries described as severe toad injuries.
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Man Arrested on Drunk Driving Charge in Springville
Frank Wells, 23, of Springville, was released from Linn County jail on a 500 dollar surety bond after a 2:50 am arrest by Linn County deputies for drunk driving. He is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday.
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Kissinger Cites Watergate Scandal Over Vietnam Exit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, in a taped NBC interview, blamed Watergate and Congress for limiting U S action in Vietnam and hindering a Paris accord settlement. He cited Soviet moderation in evacuations and defended the U S evacuation of about 120000 South Vietnamese refugees as a necessary obligation. The Soviet role was constructive but not to be overcredited.
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Russians Flock To Mark Easter In Moscow Churches
Thousands of Muscovites ignored a government move to downgrade Orthodox Easter by filling city churches for weekend services. Officials deemed Easter a working day in May, but dozens of churches remained open and crowded from Saturday evening to Sunday. On this date in 1941, Joseph Stalin became premier of the Soviet Union, succeeding Molotov.
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Joseph Stalin
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Mills Returns To Capitol Hill After Hospital Stay
Washington Rep Wilbur Mills returned to his Capitol Hill office for the first time since a five month hospital stay. Mills, once a top House power broker and former Ways and Means chairman, checked into Bethesda Naval Hospital December 3 for exhaustion and later disclosed a struggle with alcoholism.
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Yale Scientist Predicts Fast Growing Supertrees
Yale University scientist F Thomas Ledig predicts mass production of ultrafast growing trees using an infrared gas analyzer to measure seedling growth. Cross breeding aims to yield trees five times faster to maturity for timber, landscaping, syrup, and Christmas tree crops. some species show maturation drops from a century to decades, with two years to refine.
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School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
Nuclear Bill Sent Back To Committee In Iowa
DES MOINES UPI A bill that would restrict nuclear plant construction in Iowa was sent back to the commerce committee after Senate energy approved it. The measure would require developers to obtain a permit from the town commerce commission and prove a functioning nuclear waste disposal unit, a facility that does not exist. The bill, seen as a de facto moratorium, passed the Senate on party lines. its fate rests with the commerce committee.
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