Zanuck resigns as Fox president ending father son era
Richard D. Zanuck resigns as president of Twentieth Century Fox after eight years in the post. Darryl F. Zanuck remains chairman and CEO. Dennis Stanfill is named executive VP for finance and operations control. Elmo Williams takes over production. Fox reports multi million losses last year though hits like The Sound of Music and Butch Cassidy show success.
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TV Tonight Highlights From Channel Listings
TV Tonight presents a collage of programs including Shiloh with Trampas aiding a girl in search of her mother, Eddie’s Tom examining a study on arctic wildlife, NCAA Peach Bowl featuring North Carolina versus Arizona State, Make Room for Granddaddy with a rock star guest, The Governor and J J satire, Room 222 school election prank, Music Hall hosted by Hugh O Brian in France, Medical Center cross cultural training conflict, Johnny Cash hosting with Armstrong and Rogers, Night Gallery dream sequence after sanitarium release, Hawai Five O rancher vs progress, Dan August missing confidential case file, Serenade for Two Spies with Helmut Lange, The Big Circus with Victor Mature, and Ginger Rogers in Were Not Manned.
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Pete Marshall Reflects on Hollywood Squares' Jolly Set
NBC's Hollywood Squares tapes shows weeks ahead with a lively panel including Paul Lynde Jan Murray and Wally Cox. Pete Marshall, longtime host, explains the show's efficiency and audience appeal as censorship, ratings and future quiz formats loom.
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Wally Cox
Charley Weaver
Charley
Burbank
No More Sleepers on Panama Limited Service Ends
Carbondale Illinois reports that the Panama Limited sleeping cars from Chicago to New Orleans are replaced by coach cars. Vernon Paul JC district passenger agent in Carbondale confirms the pullman cars are now a memory and service has shifted to coach seating.
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Public health clash as dogs outnumber humans in cities
AP reports at AAAS meeting Dr Beck cites U S dog population growing faster than people. He warns dogs may become a major public health problem with 611000 dog bites yearly and rabies risk rising in expanding cities. Baltimore dogs vaccination rate around 40 percent. He notes attacks by packs injure children and that pets often attack for protection or escape.
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Coed Sues Father Over Support Says Money Not Publicity
A University of Louisville student, 20, told reporters she needs money, not publicity, after New York Family Court ordered her father to resume support or face 30 days in jail. Her father, described as a prominent New York attorney, appealed the ruling.
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Hope Back From Vietnam
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope has returned from a 15 day round the world tour to entertain American servicemen. The 67 year old comedian says he hopes his seventh trip to Vietnam will be his last and believes Nixon's plan to withdraw U.S. troops will work, predicting U.S. troops may be out by the end of next year.
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Nixon to Address Nation in Monday News Conference
The White House said President Nixon will answer questions in a televised Q and A session Monday at 9 p m EST on ABC CBS NBC and Educational TV. Ronald Ziegler said questions may cover foreign and domestic matters as the aim is an in depth discussion on major issues before the country and the presidency. Panelists include Howard K Smith for ABC Eric Sevareid for CBS John Chancellor for NBC and Nancy Dickerson for Educational TV.
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National Broadcasting Co
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Educational Television
Jaycees to Show Film on Campus Leftists
Middletown Jaycees plan a no charge 40 minute 16mm color film titled Communists on Campus to inform residents about leftist activity on campuses. Film is presented as educational and from a rightist viewpoint with narration by Walter H. Judd and features SDS Black Panthers and other groups. Contact Rayburn at work or home for viewing details.
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