Preyer urges abolition of fairness doctrine in broadcasting
Representative Richardson Preyer urged North Carolina broadcasters to abolish the fairness doctrine and push for sweeping reform of government broadcast rules. He argued the doctrine censors by letting a federal agency decide truth and warned cigarette ad debates show shifting standards. He said stations must control programming or face government control.
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Asheville
N.C
Richardson Preyer
Dn.c
Preyer
North Carolina Association of Broadcasters
Federal Communications Commission
Nixon Plan Raises Crop Subsidies to Curb Surplus
The Nixon administration proposes boosting farm crop subsidies by up to 1 billion dollars next year to reduce feed grain production and help farm income. The plan includes higher payments for grain on remaining acres and for idle land, with a 25 percent idle requirement and a voluntary option to take more land out of production. Iowa Des Moines and Dallas briefings accompany the rollout.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas
Tex
Ieal
Nixon Gains Majority Support From Americans
Louis Harris reports a Harris poll showing 51 percent positive to 48 percent negative on Nixon's job performance, the first time since last year that a majority approve. The rise tracks improved views on peace efforts and economic management, with positive ratings for keeping the economy healthy up 14 points since July and peace support up to 64 percent.
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Louis Harris
Nixon
White House
Harris
West Berlin
Educational Toys Could Be Harmful
Harvard pediatrician Dr. Richard Feinbloom warned that many so called educational toys may harm children by replacing parent interaction. He cited cribs and devices marketed to accelerate learning and urged pediatricians to discourage reliance on such toys for infant mental development.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Richard I. Feinbloom
Feinbloom
Sullivan looks back over 23 years of TV host triumphs
Ed Sullivan recalls highlights from 23 years as host of a CBS weekly variety show. The 90 minute special featured stars from 1948 to 1970 including the Beatles Elvis Presley Barbra Streisand Diana Ross and Judy Garland. It notes the succession of guest appearances and a critique of this season’s networks children’s programs and a Saturday morning rock music group.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
CBS
Andrews Sisters
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moiseyer
Jackie Gleason
Joan Sutherland
Tom Jones
Barbra Streisand
Diana Ross
Detroit
The
Supremes
ABC
Curiosity Shop
NBC
Saturdeys
Fachine
NABC
University Station High Point Charlotte Coverage
Station group WUNC WGHP and WSOC provide city area reporting from High Point and Charlotte. The segment highlights local education, events, and community updates across the university and metro region.
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University Station
High Point
Charlotte
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for Local Market
A listing of network and local programs across the evening, including Walter Cronkite, Buck Owens, Gunsmoke, Here’s Lucy, NFL Football, 60 Minutes, and Nightbeat. Notable slots show film and talk shows, with News and weather updates scattered through the night.
Television daytime schedule snapshot shows daytime lineup
The fragment lists a wide array of 1960s programs across mornings to late afternoon. Operas, game shows, soaps, cartoons, and news fill the grid with titles like Capt Kangaroo, Today Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, Doughnut of schedule items and times from 6:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. including soap operas and children’s programs.
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CBS News
Mike Douglas
Virginia Graham
Evening TV Capsule Highlights From 7 PM Onward
TV listings note 7 PM Andy Griffith with Aunt Bee support from the Woman's Club and Goober urging Howard to run for city council. 1 PM Nanny and the Professor features Brian Bedford as the childhood sweetheart. 12 PM Laugh-In guest Richard Crenna appears three times with regulars. 8:30 PM Getting Together follows a boy near rock stardom. 12 PM Monday Movies Kill a Dragon stars Palance Lamas and Ray. NFL football Steelers visit Chiefs in Kansas City. Doris Day plot with Hal Peary as a corrupt councilman spurs a neighbor to run. 10:30 PM Arnie declines polo club offer then reconsiders.
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Andy Griffith
Andy and
Goober
Howard
The
Woman’s Club
Aunt Bee
Aldo Ray
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chiefs
Kansas City
Doris Day
Hal Peary
Gildersleeve
Doris
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