Equal Time Requests Rise At FCC Amid Political War Over Airwaves
The FCC reports a decade-high surge in equal time complaints and requests for radio and TV access, driven by Nixon's TV presence and Agnew criticisms. Decisions hinge on individual cases under the 1934 Communications Act, with broadcasters not required to carry every message unlike common carriers.
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Youth charged with DWI linked to fatal Brownsville crash
Brownsville police say Vic tor Flansburg twenty was arrested for driving while intoxicated five hours before a car struck a grain truck and killed Charles Ralph Pye nineteen. Flansburg was released on personal recognizance. The crash occurred about three miles east of Brownsville along Texas 43. A newborn girl was found in a hospital box in San Francisco later that day.
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Princess Anne and Charles Return from Washington Visit
Prince Charles and Princess Anne flew home to London amid criticism of how the Washington visit was handled. British media defended Anne, noting she faced intense scrutiny and that Americans clashed with royal expectations. The outing drew praise for youthful appeal, yet harsh questions about planning and security lingered.
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Plans Drawn For Giant Space Fete In Houston
Officials in Houston, home of astronauts and mission control, plan a three day annual space festival starting next year to celebrate man’s first steps on the moon. Chester A. Wilkins of the Greater Houston Visitors and Convention Commission envisions a growing event rivaling Mardi Gras with parades, hands on activities, and space agency participation. Meetings will begin soon as plans firm up for a festival lasting from blast off to splashdown in time.
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Israeli Party Leader Buried in Mount of Olives Cemetery
In Jerusalem the National Religious party head Haim Hoshe Shapiro was laid to rest at Mount of Olives Cemetery after dying from heart failure. Prime Minister Golda Meir praised him as a unifying national figure. The 68 year old leader was eulogized Sunday.
Oil Painting Workshops Slated Here
La Wanda Murfee, a Laubock artist, will lead a two week basic oil painting course at Municipal Garden and Arts Center 4215 University Ave starting 7 p.m. Tuesday with sessions through Thursday and July 27 30. MakeupJuly 24 and 31. Cost 25. Registration at center office 762 6411 ext 363. Sponsored by Lubbock Art Association.
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Mental Health Association meeting and appreciation dinner
The Lubbock County Association for Mental Health will hold its annual meeting and appreciation dinner at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Gridiron Restaurant at 50th Street and Quaker Avenue. Dr Ted Richardson will preside with Fred Bell of the Texas Association for Mental Health as guest speaker. Certificates will be given to campaign chairmen H J Doc Blanchard Lew Dee Ed Winston Dorothy Bowen Shelly Hall and John Key. Dinner is 3 per person and reservations can be made by calling 762 5601.
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Indonesia to build first superhighway 31 miles long
Jakarta and Bogor will be linked by a four lane superhighway in 1972 with a $23.5 million loan from the U S Agency for International Development, Antara News Agency reported.
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Release of ex foreign minister after $100,000 ransom
Fernando Londono y London, former foreign minister of Colombia, was released after his family paid a $100,000 ransom. The 69-year-old diplomat said he was tortured during captivity and described the experience as dangerous, hoping it informs upcoming government policy.
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Outspoken Beauty Glad to Exit Miss Montana Title
Kathy Huppe 18 of Helena resigned the Miss Montana crown rather than hide antiwar views. Officials noted contestants may not openly express politics. runner up Jane Opp will compete in Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Workers Find Ancient Mosaic in Metz Center
METZ France AP Building workers in the city center uncovered a perfectly preserved second century Roman mosaic covering more than 236 square feet. The discovery highlights Roman art and architectural remains unearthed during construction work near local landmarks.
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