Time magazine says Will Wilson funded 1967 bugging of bank probes
Time magazine reports Assistant Attorney General Will R. Wilson paid 2500 for construction work in 1967 that funded eavesdropping devices used against examiners probing Sharpstown States Bank, where Wilson had acted as attorney for Frank Sharp. The act was not illegal, but Time says Wilson may resign.
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TV profits drop in 1970 amid rising costs and stagnant revenues
FCC report shows television broadcasting profits fell 18 percent to 454 million in 1970 as revenues rose only marginally and costs increased. The three national networks saw profits plunge 46 percent to 50 million, while news and public affairs spending edged down to 115 million.
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