Salant Fights for Freedom of News at CBS
Richard Salant, CBS News president, publicly objects to White House press rules on the Cuban blockade and to network clashes over coverage of Kennedy. He defended Hagerty amid advertiser pressure, urged network independence in editing and distrusted simulcasts. Salant criticizes advertiser influence and praises CBS for standing by journalistic independence.
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WOUB-TV to Begin Broadcasting in Athens Ohio
Ohio's fifth educational television station WOUB-TV on the Ohio University campus begins telecasting Thursday. Channel 20 UHf will air The Building of a TV Station at 7 p.m. daily Monday to Friday with a 30 mile range and NE T network affiliation, boosting the state's count to five stations tied with Florida.
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Television Highlights Tonight on Major Channels
TV tonight features First Lady portraits from Martha Washington to present on First Lady. A News Conference interview with Kentucky Governor Bert Combs. The Perry Como Show with Ethel Merman George Kirby and Lou Bonfa. Naked City investigates a private life case. The Eleventh Hour discusses capital punishment. Circle Theatre dramatizes Russian agents in the United States.
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Today in History highlights and key dates
On this day in 1900 John Hay announced an agreement to guarantee equal rights for all nations in trade with China and no special advantages for any. Also noted are Granada's capture in 1492, Georgia's 1788 constitutional ratification, Murfreesboro battle in 1863, Hauptmann's 1935-66 trial, Castro's 1959 Havana move, and Taft's 1953 Senate tenure context.
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Fulgencio Batista
Robert A. Taft
Cleveland Papers face More Union Trouble
A unity committee of ten unions says several non-striking unions will not return to work at Cleveland’s two strikebound dailies until new settlements are reached. Contracts for six unions expired and publishers must settle with them first. The Photo-Engravers Union and others halted work after Navy 29, with discussions ongoing and no set date for Teamsters talks.
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Ohio names Senate Republican leader without challenge
A brief item notes Ohio named its Senate Republican leader without opposition. Also listed today are birthdays for Vert Zorina and Tito Schipa, with a note of a daily thought and a call to place inexpensive want ads to publicize a dance, raffle, or rummage sale by dialing CA 22611.
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Romney Gets Cold Greeting From Weather
In Lansing Michigan Governor George Romney faced a chilly inaugural platform as sharp winds and 18 degrees above zero greeted the ceremony. Mrs Romney urged warm clothing while Romney himself joked about woolies before stepping out to the cold event.
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