Breakthrough Disk Reproduces Moving Pictures on TV
A metal disk destined to reproduce moving pictures on a television set moves toward breakthrough. CBS Laboratories, with its Stamford Connecticut division, has quietly demonstrated a disk device in an advanced development stage, akin to long playing records for music.
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Jack Gould
New York Times
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Italy
C. B. S. Laboratories
Columbia Broadcasting System
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C. B.S. Laboratories
Frank Stanton
C. B.S
Britain
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Sony Co
Japan
Africa and Congo regimes contrast with the new era
The piece surveys African political shifts, noting Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi in Nigeria winning support by fighting corruption and tribalism, while Mobutu’s Congo regime seeks stability. It also discusses hopes for Ghana’s military rule and the potential of a CBS disk promising cheap home video postwar implications.
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Johnson press friction highlights TV shifting White House
President Johnson clashed with reporters during a tense news conference and denied rumors of a possible replacement for Secretary of State Rusk. The piece notes his TV emphasis, Fleming’s White House move, and the administration’s Vietnam credibility questions.
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Robert H. Fleming
Washington
American Broadcasting Co
White House
Fleming
Homeric Heroes Declared Gods in 620 B.C.
Ancient Greeks admired Homeric heroes so deeply that officials proclaimed these legendary figures as gods in 620 B.C. The measure formalized cult status for celebrated characters in Greek myth.
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