Watts Riot Coverage: CBS Reports Reexamines Watts Tonight
CBS Reports debuts Watts Riot or Revolt detailing how mixed messages and leadership gaps fed the unrest. Reporter Bill Stout and producer Jack Beck explore молодные lives, including a Yale law student and a youth who started fires, alongside Moynihan’s findings on the American Negro family.
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Watts Commission Report Seeks Steps to Avert Future Riots
California Governor Brown welcomes the nine hundred page Watts commission study on the 1965 riots in a 42 square mile area including Watts. It calls for job programs education and law enforcement changes and notes no single cause but warns a future eruption could dwarf August violence with 34 dead and over 40 million in losses. It criticizes public transportation gaps and notes rising Negro population and tensions with police while praising Chief Parker though some view him with distrust.
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Television Highlights From Oswego To Watts Riot Coverage
Highlights include a tour from Oswego to Albany and Williams town following Indigenous footsteps on the Mohawk Trail. The schedule lists Combat, College Basketball Miami vs Dayton, Red Skelton Freddie the Freeload er, Tuesday Night Movie The Hook with Kirk Douglas, CBS Reports on the Watts riot with Bill Stout.
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Cincinnati to study sports stadium plan
Charles Staab head of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce was named chairman of an eight member committee to study building a new stadium for the Cincinnati Reds. The project could attract a professional football team and begin with hiring an engineering consultant to advise on a site.
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Dayton to get second UHF station Channel 16
Kittyhawk Broadcasting Corp plans construction of Channel 16 a second UHF outlet for Dayton with a 395 foot tower and 250 000 watts visual 25 000 watts sound. The $1.25 million project will originate many local programs and run daily 4 pm to midnight with weekend hours. The FCC granted the channel last week with no other applicants and Dayton investors include K Daywood John Kemper Victor Cassan Robert Frame and John Pierce. WKEF remains the first UHF station serving the area.
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Sick Dog Named In Masters Will
B Beckman 66 leaves $12 000 estate to nurse Miss Edilee Piner with provisions for the care and burial of his pet fox terrier Rikki. He notes the dog is 13 and in poor health and requests feeding protection and a proper burial after decease.
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Edilee Piner
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