Ratings Show Goldfinger Dominates Premiere Week TV
Hollywood reports ABC led with Bond hit Goldfinger drawing a 73 share in New York, Los Angeles. NBC and CBS trailed as Columbo and The Man from U N C L E competed with other debuts. Urban centers show varied tastes with New York favoring harsher fare and LA tending to softer programs.
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Cedar Rapids and Rock Island TV Listings Feature Schedule
Fragmented television listings show stations Cedar Rapids Rock Island with varied times and program notes. The unreadable text hints at weather segments and a late afternoon or evening schedule with multiple call letters and regional anchors.
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Bond Posted for Rights Leader Williams
Atlanta AP report says Hosea Williams, civil rights leader, was released from jail after posting bond seven days into his custody. He had stated he wished to remain jailed until his trial on charges including assault inciting a riot and creating a turmoil.
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Senate approves 15 million bill to aid crime victims
The Senate twice approved a 15 million measure to create a compensation system for crime victims and helpers with medical burial costs lost earnings and child care support. The proposal faces administration opposition and would require losses over 100 dollars and a 50 thousand dollar cap. Senate leaders pushed the bill into a conference with the House to improve passage prospects.
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Parliament finds no need for probe into Arab attack
Bonn UPI A parliamentary internal affairs committee said West German police and other authorities handled the Arab attack on Israel's Olympic team appropriately and no investigation is needed. The attack killed 17 people including 11 Israeli Olympians, five guerrillas and one German officer. The panel met with Federal Interior Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher and Bavarian Interior Minister Beano Merk to discuss the case.
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Committee Clears Bill For 4.2 Billion Aid
Washington AP report says a 4.2 billion foreign aid bill with a 91 billion increase was approved by the House Appropriations Committee. The package funds Nixon Doctrine military aid and development loans, totaling 967.9 million below Nixon’s request, boosting International Development Association and Inter-American Development Bank allocations. The Nixon Doctrine aims to cut U.S. forces abroad while aiding allies. A development loan rise includes 320 million for the IDA and 206.6 million for the Inter-American Bank.
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ILWU Committee Endorses McGovern
SAN FRANCISCO UPI According to the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union executive committee the union endorsed the Democratic presidential candidate. They blamed Nixon's administration for efforts to end the ILWU strike and for wage controls unemployment and the Vietnam War. They argued McGovern would need constant pressure to protect workers' interests.
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Factories Climbed in August Amid Mixed Industrial Gain
Washington reports industrial production rose 0.5 percent in August, boosted by factories mines and utilities, with a slight uptick over July. The Federal Reserve also released data on index measures and a $1,500 bond related to a local business topic.
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Civil rights leader Williams arrested during protest
Reported last week, civil rights leader Williams was arrested at a protest at the Martin Luther King Nursing Center after an attempted arrest during a picket over working conditions. A Black policeman said Williams fought him during the arrest attempt.
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Thai health ministry Aids Dial-a-Pill birth control info service
The Thai health ministry reports its telephone information line has helped thousands of Indian couples seeking guidance on birth control and abortion, addressing questions they would not ask in clinics.
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Food Price Rise Was 3 Percent in 1971
The Agriculture Department reports a price weighted index shows food prices rose 3 percent in 1972 and 8.7 percent in 1971. Higher pork and livestock supplies helped modulate 1871 gains, while consumer expenditures reached 118.4 billion as disposable income and prices shifted amid inflation.
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