Arts Boosted By Business By Sylvia Porter
The coming summer in Harlem and New York Chinatown features a surge in arts and cultural events funded by corporate support. Vibrations will air Maria Callas, Pierre Boulez, Benny Goodman, and others in a 20 week TV series while parks host Shakespeare and summer concerts. Across cities, puppet and box mobiles engage children. jazz bands tour less affluent areas. Corporate philanthropy rose 24 percent from 1968 to 1970, with direct arts giving projected to reach 75 million in the current year, reflecting a shift toward business sponsorship of culture.
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Harlem
New York
Chinatown
Maria Callas
Pierre Boulez
Victor Borge
Benny Goodman
Dave Brubeck
Marcel Marceau
Shakespeare
Cincinnati
G.A. McLellan
Business Committee For the Arts
Suport of the Arts
David Rockefeller
Girard L. Spencer
Wall St
Mannes College of Music
Mannes
Suport
C. Field Enterprises, Inc
New York Policing Broadway Ladies of the Evening
New York dispatch reports police began rounds targeting Broadway sex workers as part of a city cleanliness drive. Officials cited public order concerns while labor and civil groups called for balanced enforcement and safety measures.
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Earl Wilson
New York
TV Schedule and Celebrity Gossip Blitz
A fragmentary TV grid lists programs across channels with titles like Dragnet The Partridge Family and Bonanza plus late night talk shows. A separate gossip collage mentions Groucho Marx Zsa Zsa Gabor Nixon and Streisand with assorted anecdotes and industry tidbits.
Best Bets 31 and 13 Ways and More on TV Tonight
TV listings show Best Bets 31 coTenant 1971 with Michael Witney and Jan nee Vincent. Dead Men Tell No Tales 1971 starring Christopher George and Judy Carne. 13 Ways 1966 adventure. Sole Survivor 1969 with Vince Edwards and Richard Basehart. The Tin Star 1957 western. Curse of 1959 melodrama. Captain Blood venture with Rock Hudson and Barbara Rush at 5 p.m.
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Michael Witney
Jan
Vincent Idrama
Christopher George
Judy Carne
Jay _— Sajid Kahn
Vince Edwards
Richard Basehaert
Idrama
Henry Fonda
Betsy Palmer
Eric Vee
Rock
Barbara Rush
Venture
DNA approach hints at reversing cancer cell growth
Laboratory rats show malignant cells may be reset to normal form and future growth inhibited by a special use of DNA. The study focuses on the cell's molecules that carry the body's genetic plan and how they can influence cancer behavior.
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Groucho Marx
Goodman Ace
the Friars
Groucho
Zsa
Gabor
J. Paul Getty
England
God's Country
Ohio
Kings Island
Cincinnati
Taft B'deasting Co
Richmond
Health care guidance from a cautioned eye care note
A cautionary health advisory urges gentle handling of the eye area to avoid irritation. It recommends using a moistened clean handkerchief and seeking medical advice if symptoms persist. The note emphasizes not rubbing the eye and warns against self treatment.
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Emilio G. Collado
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Andy Griffith
Belavera
Gap
Dragnet
Mouse Factory
Sanford and Son
U.S. Treasury
Brady Bunch
Focus
Daniel Boone
Big Valley
Room
Alabama Senior Colleges
Governor
J. J
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Dick Cavett
Lightfoot
Dick, Cavett
Nixon
Richard M Dixon
Spiro Agnew
Dick Haymes
White House
Bob Fucker
NY Giants
Dallas Cowboy
Howard Teichmann
George
Earl
Trini Lopez
Barbra Streisand
Jason
Kenya
Woody Allen
William Wolf
the Chaplin
Dennis Hopper
Taos
Liza Minnelli
Nancy Wilson
Melba Moore
Sally Rand
Pearl Bailey
Royal Box
Sophia Loren
Lourdes
Sophia
Chester Lauck
Norris Goff
Cliff Hall
Sherlie
Baron Munchausen
Jack Pearl
Jerry Weintraub
Elvis
Madison St. Garden
Rome
Darryl Zanuck
Toshiro Mifune
Rockefeller
Gov
New Guinea
Michael
Prince Rainier
Colony Record Shop
Flip Wilson
Camelot
Geraldine the
Twigs
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Pier 52
Victor Mature
Pield Enterprises
The
Fortien Mactonet
Strickland
Michael A. Petii
Maxwell House
Beis
Boca
Sb.covalues
Sea VF Ser
Go Pve
Duncan
Baty
Lim
Adigg
BYU
Decatur
Hiway
Decatur, Ala
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