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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1973
Page
3
Executive editors argue that television programmers misjudge public taste and chase popularity. They note The Waltons’ survival due to fan support, contrast radio’s loyal shows with fleeting pilots, and blame channel switching and imitators for futile competition.
A Boston monitor reports rising violence on prime time and afternoon reruns across NBC CBS and ABC. Psychologists warn of imitation while networks defend content freedom. Readers are urged to veto harmful shows by changing channels and enforcing parental control.
The analysis outlines Gerald Ford and Nelson Rockefeller as potential presidential figures. It notes Ford's circumspection to avoid crowding Nixon, his roles as vice chairman of the Domestic Council and NSC, Kissinger’s control of foreign policy, and Rockefeller's centrist shift within the GOP. It discusses travel, alliances, and the challenges both face as they approach the presidency, with caution about neutrality and the conservative movement.
The piece notes ongoing debates on whether mass media violence causes real aggression. It cites studies from the National Commission, Surgeon General advisories, and reports of 18 000 violent incidents seen by a 15 year old, with children’s cartoons among the most violent. It observes Americans’ heavy exposure to violence and a surge in kung fu era cinema and martial arts schools.
A retrospective on Mao Zedong as he approaches his 80th birthday, noting his enduring grip on China, wartime leadership, and high international stature amid cultural upheavals. It cites reports of his activities during the Cultural Revolution, Sino US détente, and the upcoming 25th anniversary of the PRC founding.
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