Belafonte's tirade reflects emotions in media critique
AP review of ABCs Bias and the Mass Media notes Harry Belafonte dominated the hour with a bitter monologue blaming whites for race troubles. Lena Horne and Alvin Poussaint offered limited counterpoints as reporter Reynolds failed to steer the debate. The piece calls the segment a static, misinformed airing in a broader America discussion.
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Local TV Listings Chronicle Saturday Schedule Highlights
A dense OCR of Pittsburgh Clearfield and Johnstown TV listings shows channels KDKA WPSX WIAE WIAV WFBG WHC WOED and more with dense program blocks. It includes afternoon and evening lineups featuring Superman Aquaman Lone Ranger Roller Derby Perry Mason News Cronkite sports and horror and romance films with multiple time slots and genres across several stations. Names like SeAnnray Oneal and actors such as Ward Cosell Joyes Holden and Charles Boyer appear amid a long list of titles and showings.
Second Man Dies From Explosion At Borg-Warner Plant
The Borg-Warner plant explosion and fire in York Pennsylvania killed two workers. William Hanley 27 of York died at York Hospital after suffering severe burns. Frederick Gould 58 died Wednesday. George Garner 50 of Dallastown said one worker two men stood 25 feet from the testers as valve casings were tested. A crack or burst sounded and flames enveloped the site. Hanley ran with flames on his clothing toward Garner, who tried to smother him with his apron but flames spread. Both men escaped outside where coworkers aided them. Garner later was reported in satisfactory condition with burns to arms and legs.
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Air Force Takes Control Of Marine Air In Vietnam Feud Grows
Washington reports that the Air Force assumed temporary tactical command of Marine air operations in South Vietnam. The move, due to Army units fighting with Marines in northern areas, sparked warnings that the Marine Corps could be threatened. Marines retain limited control and await periodic review as debates continue at the highest levels.
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Ocean Voyage Delayed Five Times by Engine Trouble
Richard L. Stevenson's nonstop round the world voyage was delayed five times due to engine trouble. His 20-foot sloop American Spirit was towed into harbor near San Diego after starting in Marina Del Rey. He aims to resume the 30,000-mile journey once repairs are complete.
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Film Banned in Boston Over Obscene Content
In Boston, Chief Justice Elijah Action of Municipal Court ruled that the film Fanny Hill Meets Dr Erotita is obscene and immoral and banned its showing on Wednesday, citing public morality and film standards.
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James Nix Featured At Apple Hill
James Nix of 41 Water St Indiana stars as Mr. Baker in Neil Simon's Come Blow Your Horn at Apple Hill Playhouse Delmont through June 29. He debuted at Apple Hill in 1965 as the sheriff in Bus Stop and has since played Big Daddy in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof the father in The Subject Was Roses and Uncle Stanley in George Washington Slept Here. Nix is an assistant professor in the English Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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Two Toll Free Bridges OK by Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to build two toll free bridges over the Delaware River linking Burlington New Jersey to Bristol Pennsylvania and Easton Pennsylvania to Phillipsburg New York. The measure passed 175 to 12 and moves to Gov Shafer.
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Logan to Direct Big Budget Musical Paint Your Wagon
Hollywood interviews show Josh Logan preparing to direct Paint Your Wagon with Paramount funding around ten million dollars. Logan notes the film reshapes Lerner and Loewe's musical, retaining several original songs while expanding the story. Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg join as new leads with Lee Marvin. He downplays needing singers to match on screen, cites past musicals, and mentions location filming near Baker Oregon and Andre Prev in collaboration for new songs.
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TV Tonight List of Channel Program Changes
Channel 11 shows Tarzan repeat and a time shift for Man in a Suitcase this week only. McGill memory drives the focal plot. Channel 10 presents Wild Wild West with Artemus and outlaws, Gomer Pyle repeat, Star Trek repeat, and a Coaches All America Football Game debut. Friday Movie is A Night To Remember with Honor Blackman. Evening closes with The Big Little World of Roman Vishniac repeat.
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