Least Objectionable Theory Explains TV Habits After Power Outage
The Empire State Building mast blackout halted broadcasting for hours revealing viewers seek the least painful program. Paul Klein argues people lie about their watching and tune in to familiar content. moon mission footage and NBCs Wildfire documentary illustrate TV’s draw and praised coverage.
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TV Tonight Highlights Classic and Modern TV Lineup
Channel listings feature Red Skelton hosting a Vincent Price sketch, Gunsmoke with Jack Elam as a marshal, Laugh In with Dinah Shore, Here's Lucy, Mayberry R.F.D., The Doris Day Show, and The Carol Burnett Show. Evening films include Black Eagle of Santa Fe, The Neon Ceiling, Sands of the Kalahari, Our Man Flint, and a James Cagney tribute.
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Beltone Free Hearing Aid Offer In Cincinnati
Bel tone declares a unique free replica of the smallest Beltone ever made for those who hear but do not understand words. The wireless unit weighs under a third of an ounce and is worn at car level in one unit. No wires connect to the body and no cost or obligation applies while supplies last. phone now.
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Golf Pro Ed O'Rourke Released After Wife's Shooting
Elyria Ohio AP Ed ward O Rourke golf pro and president of Westlake Golf Course was released after an investigation into his wife’s shooting death Tuesday night Prosecutors said no criminal charges were supported by the inquiry Sheriff and prosecutor declined further comment O Rourke stated the shooting was accidental Mrs O Rourke died from a neck wound at their $100000 Oberlin area home A .22 caliber pistol with two spent shells was found in the house He waived immediate charges and remained jailed in Lorain County awaiting the investigation outcome.
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Campus hearings begin at Cleveland State University
The Ohio Legislative Committee on Campus Disorders opens public hearings at Cleveland State University to review changes since last summer and assess current campus mood on state university campuses.
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Gilligan names Willingham to arbitrate Ohio University dispute
Governor John J. Gilligan designated James T. Willingham an Indianapolis attorney and veteran mediator to arbitrate a clash between Ohio University officials and non academic workers.
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U S Troops to Quit Korea DMZ
President Park announced U S forces will pull back from the DMZ except for a security contingent at Panmunjom, as South Korea will guard the frontier amid Washington’s plan to reduce U S troops from 62 000 to 42 000 by July. The 2nd and 7th U S Divisions remain, with North Koreans and U N personnel at the armistice village, and the mutual defense treaty unaffected. Park frames it as a turning point toward self-help and defense, while the Nixon administration’s five year modernization plan proceeds with $150 million approved by Congress.
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