Studio Space Worries Push Producers Toward High Rise or Out of Hollywood
Hollywood studios face shrinking space as Gulf & Western sells half the Paramount lot. Independent producers urge new high rise sound stages or moving operations to cities like Tucson or Santa Fe to keep filming undercover of smog and space constraints.
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Tonight’s TV Highlights and Movie Lineup
Television Tonight features Ellen seeking school guidance after a family rift. Gunsmoke follows a hat dispute between a cattle baron and a frontier legend over Marshal Dillon. Doris Day previews a Paris designer’s collection as models vanish before the show. Wild Wild West involves a diplomat plotting an international conspiracy. The Kowboys, Two for the Seesaw, The Ugly American, and Dial Hot Line fill the late schedule with classic era films and programming.
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Agnew Eyes Media Career As Possible Next Step
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew spoke in an Associated Press interview about a future in media, saying he would consider becoming a television commentator or newspaper columnist after leaving public office. He noted such work would be stimulating and suit his interest in writing about American life.
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Huntley Reflects on Johnson Nixon Agnew in Life Interview
NBC newsman Chet Huntley recalls Lyndon Johnson as gracious and funny, dislikes Nixon’s chill, and criticizes Spiro Agnew as appealing to base elements. He says networks created the press role, finds astronauts dull, and warns 55 percent rely on TV for news.
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Rotary Talk by Al Felton on Angel Falls Exploration
Black Clawson employee Al Felton will address the Rotary Club at noon tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn. He speaks on Angel Falls in the unexplored region of the Amazon.
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Picture Perfect Bank Americard Ad Teases One-Card Convenience
The copy touts Bank Americard as a universal monthly statement solution for all purchases with a single payment. It promises budget flexibility with extend options and instant cash advances, claiming the card as superior to all others and urging timely application.
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