Reynolds Return Triggers TV Sponsorship Debate
TV critic notes Debra Reynolds returns to NBC show after a one day walkout amid sponsor pressure from American Brands and NBC executives. Panel discusses the clash of entertainment and advertising, and the risk to budgets as talks of a fire sale loom. Also reviews two CBS specials Woody Allen and Royal Family with mixed impressions of their value and presentation.
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Nixon Praises Meteorologist in Camille Rescue Role
President Nixon thanked William Tilson a longtime Mobile meteorologist for guiding Civil Defense and officials during Hurricane Camille. Tilson coordinated warnings by telephone and radio, mobilized evacuations along the Gulf coast, and helped save thousands as Camille delivered devastating winds and tides.
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Senate Votes On Defense Bill Amid ABM Debate
Washington and Des Moines reports detail Senate approval of defense procurement funds for the coming year including ABM system funding and restrictions on germ warfare programs. Debates highlight defense cost pressures, amendments defeated, and calls for congressional study of new weapons. Iowa officials defend DDT use for pest control citing lifesaving benefits and industry regulation proposals.
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Spock Says Fall Vietnam Protests Will Continue
Dr Benjamin Spock predicts antiwar demonstrations will persist this fall despite Nixon's troop withdrawal plan. He outlined events including an Oct 18 moratorium on college campuses, an Oct 25 Chicago protest over convention disorders, and a Nov 19 march of up to 500000 from Arlington Cemetery to the White House, with cards for Americans killed in Vietnam.
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Lamont Man Found Dead in Car on Dun Dee Road
Roy Raymond Stremg, 43, a bachelor from Lamont, was found dead Thursday in his car in a field one mile south of his farm on Dun Dee Road. The Buchanan County medical examiner ruled the death a self-inflicted act. Funeral arrangements are handled by Kreuasel-Vawcett Funeral Home.
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Mayor apologizes to UN diplomat over unmuzzled dogs incident
New Rochelle New York mayor Alvin Ruskin apologized to Paul-Mate Henry a United Nations official for the removal of Henry his wife and their two unmuzzled poodles from a Penn Central train. Police were called to assist and Henry asked for an apology citing overreaction by conductors. a car would be provided to convey the diplomats to a civic reception in their honor.
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Kosygin Reiterates China Talks As Peking Responds
Soviet sources say Kosygin renewed calls for negotiations with China on the border dispute during a September 11 meeting with Premier Chou En Lai in Peking. They expect a positive reply, noting Kremlin calm as anti Chinese polemics ease and border tensions remain quiet pending formal reply.
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Damaged Marquette Bridge Repair Bill and Town Meeting
AP reports Miss Aronoff was acquitted of manslaughter in the May 23 killing of Willie Muldrew, sparking reactions from Mrs. Beatrics Muldrew who called the town prejudiced and all white jurors biased. She suggested a Des Moines trial or different racial context might have changed the outcome.
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North Fayette Sells School Bond Issue
North Fayette County community school district sold 150000 in bonds at 6 percent to local bankers including First National Bank and Farmers Savings Bank of West Union Citizens Savings Bank of Hawkeye and State Bank of Fayette. Bonds redeemable through 1988 for equipment for the new high school building.
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