Television in Review Networks struggle for second place
Television critic notes NBC and CBS fight for second in season to date, while ABC leads. For the week ending Dec 11 CBS held second, NBC at the rear. NBC claims second via Sept 5 start, CBS via Sept 19 start. The piece highlights top shows like Laverne & Shirley, Happy Days, Three's Company, It Happened One Christmas, Little House on the Prairie, Barbara Walters Special, All In The Family, 60 Minutes, Alice, and Rhoda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hanauen
New York
UPS
NBC
CBS
ABC
Redd Foxx
Saysznyk
Marlo ‘Thomas
Barbara Walters
Henry Winkler
Lucille B Tt
Dolly Parton
A.C
Nielsen Co
Laverne & Shirley
Three's Company
Christmas Homecoming After 15 Years in Cuban Prison
Frank Emmick, 62, held in Cuba on alleged CIA links since 1950s, is to be released before year end. His son Thomas, daughter Carolyn Scheaffer, and mother Raphael describe relief after decades of hope, with plans for a family reunion at Christmas as doctors worry about his health. The State Department confirmed the pending release and travel home, noting the gesture follows extended confinement and limited correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Miller
Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Thomas Emmick
Frank
State Department
Emmick
Toledo
Cuba
Havana
CIA
Richard Helms
Bramick
Raphael
Carolyn Scheaffer
Defiance
Ohio
Kimmick
Insulation Shortage Drives Up Prices in Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska Bill Campbell head of the rehabilitation section at the Community Development Agency outlined a severe insulation shortage for homes. He noted prices have risen fourfold since last March and urged easing regulations to redirect available supplies to serve more homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Bill Campbell
Grand Island Community Development Agency
Campbell
Midrange Weather Outlook Starts Sunday Nationwide
The National Weather Service will issue six to ten day midrange outlooks starting Sunday. They forecast average temperatures and precipitation for the five day period six days ahead, not daily specifics. Industries sensitive to weather gain guidance between short and long range forecasts as Andrews explains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
James Andrews
Rocky Mountain States
West Coast
Rockies
High Plains
Louisiana
Virginia
Great Lakes
New England
Andrews
Pickets Arrested at IBP Dakota City Plant Conflict
Two more picketers were arrested today at the Towa Beef Processors plant in Dakota City as the strike enters its third day with non union workers. Sheriff Alan Bligh reported no major incidents after a line disturbance.
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IBP
Dakota City
Neb
UPL
Towa Beef Processors
Dakota County
Alan Bligh
Bligh
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Lewie Anderson
Anderson
Dakota County District Court
Roland D. Cook
Clifton Henderson
Linda M. Stansbury
Susan Church
Mary Gillespie
Sioux City
Data Wahllers
Christmas gatherings and local unrest mark Silver Creek notes
Holiday club events at Silver Creek feature dessert gifts and prize wins at bridge sessions hosted by Mrs. Jack Bryant and Mrs. Jerry Nightingale. A UMW quilting session at the church basement and a December 14 meeting with a luncheon are noted. Local school faculty gatherings and country club events highlight social life with various prize winners. Separately, a labor dispute near Dakota City sees tear gas and arrests as unions plan legal action, with 300 plus picketers and six arrests after m ganha incidents.
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Silver Creek
Jack Bryant
Bridge Club
EE. Borltt
Clara Bryant
Jerry Nightingale
UMW
Jack Burger
Orville Lamb
Judy Gould
Columbus Country Club
Ruben Anderson
Charles Gonsior Je
Jean Johnson
Huth Hickman
Marty Gomez
Country Club
Roma Meyer
Vernon Pelergan
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