The Waltons Premieres on CBS TV in Dream Family Drama
Hollywood. The Waltons debuts Thursday on CBS TV as a warm 1930s family drama about a mountain clan. It faces NBCs Flip Wilson and ABCs The Mod Squad but promotes universal values and real emotion with three generations under one roof.
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Television Listings Dense Evening Schedule Fragment
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Teachers Back McGovern in National Education Groups Endorsement
Washington leaders of NEA and AFT urged support for George McGovern citing contempt for education under Nixon. NEA avoided a formal stance while AFT already endorsed McGovern, reflecting a split among major teacher unions.
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Butz Urges Iowa Farmers to Back Gov Ray in 2nd Term
Secretary Earl Butz addressed an open air Farmers for Ray breakfast at Living History Farms near Des Moines urging farmers to volunteer for Gov. Robert Ray's reelection. He praised Ray as farm minded, noted farm income nearing national levels and said federal aid would follow official requests amid flood losses in Southwest Iowa.
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Farm Bargaining Bill Killed by House Unit
An often debated national farm bargaining bill was killed by a House agriculture subcommittee on a 5 to 3 vote. Backers argued the defeat reflects bill details not its core principle, while critics from the National Farmers Organization and National Farmers Union denounced it as anti competitive and inflationary. The measure sought a bargaining board to set standards and regulate contract sales with producers, handlers, and independent contractors.
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Britain rules out wage and price freezes in crisis
Britain rejected American style freezes as an option to curb inflation and looming crisis. Officials cited a near record trade deficit of four hundred sixty four million dollars and a three week longshoremen strike for August exports.
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Heath cabinet fights inflation with voluntary wage price pact
Inald Maulding reports senior informants say the Heath cabinet believes a wage price freeze won’t solve inflation and may trigger greater industrial unrest. Heath and Chancellor Anthony Barber back a three day voluntary restraint on price and income rises as Britain aligns with nine other prospective Common Market members in a regional inflation push.
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Want Ad Call Opens Path to Work Today
A local newspaper blurb urges readers to pick up the phone and place a want ad to find work, providing the number 398 8234 for immediate assistance. The message emphasizes action and quick results for job seekers.
School Lunch Fund Hike Approved by Congress
Washington AP reports the house and senate passed a bill raising federal help for the school lunch program and related child nutrition expenditures. It boosts reimbursements from 6 to 8 cents per lunch plus 40 cents for each free meal, with annual federal cost near 85 million dollars. The measure also expands funding for school breakfasts and other programs by about 115 million dollars yearly and creates a two year 20 million dollar nutrition program for undernourished infants and pregnant women.
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