Advertiser Support Keeps The Cuero Record Alive
Editorial by H H Kerner explains the paper relies on paid advertising for revenue and cannot favor any advertiser. The policy emphasizes giving publicity to events and promotions as space allows while maintaining fair treatment of all advertisers.
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Op-Ed on Advertising Pressure and Editorial Judgement
The piece discusses how deadlines push stories that resemble ads and create conflicts with advertisers. It admits human error in judgment, favors accountability, and ends with a simple apology and resolve to move forward.
Nixon Truce Hopes Rise From Paris Talks and Wallace Posture
President Nixon remains hopeful a Vietnam standstill may emerge from Paris talks as China and the USSR press Hanoi for peace. George Wallace signals continued Democratic ties and potential 1976 bid, while AFL CIO chief Meany withholds endorsement from McGovern. Martha Mitchell defends press, Chaffee faces scrutiny over RI Senate bid, EPA incentivizes Detroit automakers amid a probe into anti pollution compliance.
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Broadcast studio vandalism and golf mischief in late night notes
Early morning vandal breaks into a Saugus California Cablevision studio to place a Playboy centerfold before weather gauges. Station considers making the item a Saturday feature. A Ladies Professional Golf Association suspension and court action follow a ball movement dispute. Dizzy Dean quips on language. Golf referenced globally with Buenos Aires links.
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Air Transport Association reports 1971 animal air shipments
More than 74,000 animals were shipped by air in 1971. Animalport, owned by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, handled the shipments. About 40 percent were renamed or rerouted, while the remainder went to other destinations.
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Looking Ahead National Education Program in Searcy
Searcy Arkansas hosts an education program event titled Looking Ahead Ahead featuring local educators and sponsors. The program aims to outline future steps for regional schooling improvements and student opportunities.
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Miami Beach convention sparks debate on new Democratic Party
A press analysis reports observers viewing the Miami Beach Democratic Convention as evidence of a new Democratic Party aligned with leftist reforms. It notes McGovern as the leading figure and voices criticism from Galbraith Meany and Buckley. Also mentions UC Davis program allowing student leaves without losing status.
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Television notes on CBS Movies and returning actors
The first of next season s The New CBS Movies is The Family Rico based on Georges Simenon s The Brothers Rico. David Canary returns to NBC s Bonanza after Dan Blocker s death, Nanette Fabray joins The Mary Tyler Moore Show mother role, and Love American Style enters its fourth ABC season. NBC will air over 300 hours of programming in 1972 73 while jai alai questions remain. Jack Gilford plays Vice President Throttlebottom in Of Thee Sing but the humor may fade with Spiro Agnew s presence.
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Slow path to stardom for Robert Fuller in Emergency saga
Robert Fuller passed up a early rise in film for a longer wait before TV fame. He quit a cattle call in 1957 for Sweet Smell of Success then rebuilt his career, later starring as Jess Harper in Laramie and as Dr Kelly Brackett on Emergency! Julie London notes the entwined Webb family cast in the same program.
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