CBS ends era of on air presidential analysis
CBS abandons after 25 seconds of live analysis of Nixon speech. Dan Rather explained the new policy to viewers and the analyses will resume only on regular CBS news broadcasts. David Birney shifts to stage and TV projects after Bridget Loves Bernie ends. Birney, from Washington DC, discusses career moves and future plans.
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Actor Seeks Roots in State Ties Amid Industry Shifts
A speaker notes fewer job locations each year and urges actors to protect their craft and state roots, stressing the need for actors to stay connected to regional origins even as the industry evolves.
Television listings and a Paris 1940 citation
Channel listings show primetime programs across channels with episodes from Truth or Consequences to Gilligan's Island and The Brady Bunch. A later note discusses self-funded production ambitions with a $250,000 target and a Paris occupation reference from June 14, 1940.
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