The Sullivan Years special airs memories of a TV icon
Hollywood reports a tribute to Ed Sullivan and his Sunday night program as a minute special recalls his impact and the loss felt when his show was canceled. The piece compares Sullivan to Sam Goldwyn and notes CBS TV’s shift toward safer content while highlighting a gallery of guest stars from the Sullivan era.
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Gonnally Sees General Wage Roof by Board
Treasury Secretary Connally said the Pay Board will likely set a general wage ceiling nationwide to aid Nixon’s goal of cutting inflation to 2 to 3 percent by end of 1972. He said the board may set standards to guide case by case reviews and warned efficiency may vary. Dr. Walter Heller suggested a 5 to 8 percent ceiling could fit the goal.
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Reagan Begins Six Day Japan Tour as Nixon Envoy
California Governor Ronald Reagan starts a six day trip to Japan as President Nixon's special envoy. He will meet Prime Minister Sato and Foreign Minister Fukuda. Ads mention economic aims and efforts to help people quickly.
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Pre Schooler TV Watching Rates Highlight Child Time Use
Arizona pediatrician Dr. Gerald Looney told the American Academy of Pediatrics meeting that a pre kindergarten child spends about 64 percent of waking hours in front of a television. He cited studies noting long term effects and urged moderation rather than a ban on TV for children.
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Business Professionals Shift to Democrats in Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll shows that for the first time in 30 years more business men and professionals identify as Democrats than Republicans. In 1940 professionals were 47 percent Republican, 29 percent Democrat, and 24 percent independent. The current poll indicates a shift with Democrats leading among professionals, Republicans at 1 percent, and independents at 35 percent.
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Four More Killed in North Irish Violence
Belfast reports say a bomb attack and subsequent clashes killed four people and wounded several in the ongoing Northern Ireland conflict. Police described multiple casualties including British soldiers and IRA members as security forces faced renewed violence over the weekend. The British prime minister and ministers weighed torture allegations amid espionage claims and cross border tensions.
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