TV Tonight Highlights Airing Across Channels
TV lineup includes Dick Van Dyke Laura painting haunting Laura Brady Bunch soap ad O Hara tax probe threat Room 222 computer replacement Odd Couple chaperones Love American Style Italian mother pushes marriage for daughter.
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Film Schedule Fragments List Classic Titles and Stars
The note lists TV channels and film entries with air times and years. Entries feature Suzanne Pleshette Dean Martin Patty Duke James Cagney William Holden Kim Novak Bela Lugosi and titles such as A Rage to Live 10 000 Bedrooms She Waits 13 Rue Madeleine The Bridges of Toko Ri Boy s Night Out Mr Wong.
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Colleges receive 18.2 million in education grants
Ohio colleges in the Educational Opportunity Grants program were awarded 18.2 million dollars in federal grants to aid needy students for the upcoming academic year.
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FCC imposes limits to curb network control of programs
The FCC ordered rules to curb network dominance in TV program syndication. Effective June 1 next year networks will be barred from syndicating non network exhibitions. From August 1 this year they may not hold financial or proprietary interests in programs they do not produce.
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Hour Long Soap Operas Enter Daytime TV Docket
New York AP reports producer Mary Harris and writer Winifred Wolfe plan five hour long daytime soaps. They aim to build on careers with Another World and As The World Turns while noting writers focus on middles and ongoing plots. Dickens and daytime TV are cited as inspirations for narrative style.
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Senate panel approves 38.52 million for Radio Free Europe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, by 10 to 3, voted to authorize 38.52 million dollars for Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty for the coming fiscal year. The administration had sought the total for the two stations broadcasting news and opinion into Eastern Europe from Western Europe transmitters, despite opposition from Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Mansfield.
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Commission greenlights program for network use
The commission said it would accept a specified program for network use, detailing approval steps and expected rollout. Officials emphasized system compatibility and scheduling alignment with existing services.
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