NBC cancels seven series as Smothers comeback ends
NBC announced its fall lineup canceling seven series including the Smothers Brothers Show and prime time comebacks. The network plans eight new evening series in September and shifts or drops several veteran shows such as Adam 12 Lucas Tanner Petrocelli and three midseason replacements Sunshine The Bob Crane Show and The Mac Davis Show Petrocelli may return in a later time slot while a decision on its future remains unsettled.
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NBC to replace Sunday Mystery Movie with McCoy next fall
NBC announced the Sunday Mystery Movie series will rotate only three times this season and be replaced next fall by McCoy starring Tony Curtis as a con man. The network outlined its movie night schedule for Mondays Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Kissinger cancels Latin America trip again
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger postponed his planned visit to Argentina Brazil and Venezuela citing rapid developments in Indochina. He told foreign ministers and Ford asked him to stay in Washington and he will reschedule the South America journey later.
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Queen Elizabeth Turns 49 On Monday
The queen marked a birthday in private on Monday but will not celebrate officially until June when outdoor events face less rain risk.
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Postal unions push for 35 hour week and wage gains
Four postal unions begin formal bargaining with the US Postal Service as 600,000 workers seek a 35 hour work week and substantial pay increases. The early negotiations show no sabre rattling, with union leaders presenting initial proposals to management.
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Cities and counties urge no delays in auto emission standards
Washington groups urged Congress to reject proposed new delays in federal auto emission standards. Witnesses told a Senate panel that further extensions of deadlines under the 1970 Clean Air Act would worsen air pollution in cities and counties and hinder cleanup efforts.
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Sawhill Named NYU President Succeeding Hester
Sawhill, former federal energy administrator, was named Monday as the next president of New York University, succeeding the resignation of Dr. James Hester.
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Subpoena Issued for Lansky in Florida Gambling Probe
Renowned underworld financier Meyer Lansky is subpoenaed by a Florida state grand jury convened by the Supreme Court to investigate illegal gambling activities.
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