AFL CIO to Press Impeachment Amid Watergate Push
AFL-CIO President George Meany said the federation will continue campaigning for President Nixon impeachment, arguing the Senate must conduct a full trial to reveal the truth about Watergate. Meany defended the drive as educating members and dismissed Ford's charges of a financed campaign. He warned of recession and unemployment rising above six percent, while the council weighs extending wage price controls.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Nixon
Dent
Meany
Congress
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Gerry Ford
Executive Council
Gas Sales Charges Dropped in Chapel Hill Case
North Carolina Attorney General Robert Morgan dropped action against five Chapel Hill stations accused of tying gas sales to car washes groceries and other items. He said federal rules obviated further injunctive relief. station owner John Hamilton called it a political move and moral victory.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Robert Morgan
Morgan
Orange County
John Hamilton
Hamilton
U.S. Senate
North Carolina Senate backs state equal rights amendment
The North Carolina Senate approved a state equal rights amendment for women by a 45 to 2 vote. It would broaden the constitution to prohibit discrimination based on sex and, if House passage occurs, go to a November referendum. Senator Mullins shifted to oppose the federal ERA, while Senator Deane warned a referendum could hurt federal efforts. The measure would have mild impacts on current NC law.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Senate
House
Michael ‘Mullins
Mecklenburg
Mullins
Sen
Charles B. Deane
Richmond
Deane
General Assembly
Scott Opposes Firing Jaworski Amid Watergate Tapes Debate
Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott says he would be flatly against firing special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski even as Jaworski reports Nixon blocked access to tapes and documents. Scott doubts such a move is under White House consideration and hopes it won’t occur. James D. St Clair defends the tapes, calling reports of re recordings false and promising a Justice Department probe into any violations of grand jury rules.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
White House
Jaworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Elliot L. Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Scott
James D. St. Clair
Watergate
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
St. Clair
Public TV faces charge for national programs under PBS plan
PBS executives prepare a plan to charge member stations a share of costs for some national shows, shifting funding from free feed to CPB backed programs for two years and prompting stations to raise funds locally to keep favored programs such as Sesame Street and Firing Line. CPB president Henry Loomis cites aims to boost local initiative and finances amid Ford Foundation wind-down and uncertain federal support.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
The
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Hartford N. Gunn Jr
Gunn
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
CPB
Henry Loomis
Ford Foundaton
Public TV
Greensboro Univ. Station Eyes Gh WBTY Charlotte
Regional list notes Greensboro station WEMY and WBTY in Charlotte PWGNP, High Point WSLS Roanoke WSOC Charlotte WAGES Winston-Salem. Details unclear, multiple stations mentioned with likely regional broadcast references and call letters.
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WEMY
Greensboro
Ye NC Univ
WBTY
Charlotte
Igh Point
WSLS
Roanoke
WSOC
WAGES
Winston-Salem
Television Schedule Fragments From Evening Lineup
A fragmentary TV grid lists primetime programs from 6:00 to 11:30 P.M. including News Weather Sports Nightly News and classic shows like Maude Dusty’s Trail Hawaii Five-0 and Marcus Welby M D. the source echoes a mid century network schedule with multiple time slots and program blocks.
TV Guide Style Daytime Schedule Snippet
A dense OCR listing shows hourly daytime program blocks with shows like Happy Days Marcus Welby M.D. Romper Room Captain Kangaroo Merv Griffin The Jokers Wild Sesame Street The Price Is Right and soap operas plus news. It reads as a TV guide fragment from a newspaper page.
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Capt. Kangaroo
Southern Exposure
Green Acres
Mike Douglas
Phil Donahue
Merv Griffin
Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs
Evening TV guide lists 7:30 programs including Adams and 12- TELL THE TRUTH spoof, 8 HAPPY DAYS, 12 ADAM 12, 2 HAWAII FIVE-O, AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS with Smokey Robinson and Helen Reddy, 12 MYSTERY MOVIE with George Peppard, 2 SHAFT, 10 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. with a blackout case, 2 LATE MOVIE The Desperados, and ABC ENTERTAINMENT Pursuit with Bo Gazzara and E G Marshall.
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N.C. News Conf
N.C. the Arts
General Assembly
Marcus Welby
M.D
Hawaii Five-O
McGarrett
Hollywood
Smokey Robinson
Helen Reddy
Roger Miller
Steven Kiley
June Sellers
Joshua
Vince Edwards
Jack Palance
George Maharis
ABC Entertainment
Bo Gazzara
E.G. Marshall
William Windom
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N.C. Senate
W. S. Harris Jr
Dlamance
C. Graham Taft
Champson
State Board of Education
Firing Jaworski
Eckerd’s
N. Main St
High Point, N.C
J. W. Leonard
Ben Stafford
Jamestown
Ldatena
English
Anderson Drug
Fairfield Plaza
Varsity Drive
Prion Shrine
High Point
Harold C. Davis
Tatot Ily
Harold C. Davis Funeral Home
North Main
Blowers Farriss Avenue
Television Log
ABC News
Eye
Arthur Smith
AML
G. T. Armstrong
Today
Pixanne
Young and Restless
Meet the Arts
Eyewitness News
Search For Tomorrow
Electric Company
Somerset
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Jeannie
Lucy
Andy Griffith
Bonanza
Alice
Boyle
Irman
Barbara Quinn
Lucien Guilbert
Demon Club
Richie
Potsie
Reed
George Peppard
Banacek
Sterling Hayden
Shaft
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