All in the Family Dominates Emmys With Six Wins
Glenda Jackson and Keith Michell lead as Elizabeth R and The Six Wives of Henry VIII receive top acting honors. All in the Family wins outstanding comedy and six Emmys including acting honors for Carroll O’Connor Jean Stapleton and Sally Struthers. NBC’s Columbo and The Mary Tyler Moore Show also honored.
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Emmy Awards Show Trims Televisions Big Night Debate
New York AP reports the annual Emmy Awards ran for 2 1/4 hours on CBS with 30 categories. Critics say too long and talky with many recipients thanking too many people. Despite pacing, favorites such as Brian's Song and All in the Family won multiple statuettes. Glenda Jackson won two for Elizabeth R and other top honors were scattered through the broadcast.
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TV Highlights and Debuts Airing Tonight
Channel listings feature Doctor in the House with Michael and dancers in Laugh In Debbie Reynolds performs. Jacques Cousteau visits manatee life cycles. Gunsmoke deals with a Sioux conflict. Black African Heritage explores River Niger customs. Here's Lucy spills workplace suspense. The Doris Day Show airs with Doris Day in prime slots.
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Doctor Under Scrutiny Highlights Rising Medical Costs
A review into a physician's practices examines why patient bills climb, igniting debate over insurance coverage and treatment charges. The report notes high costs affecting families and calls for transparency in pricing and possible policy reform.
Tonight's TV Picks Highlight Classic Films
Channel listings feature Seven Faces of Dr Lao with Tony Randall from 1964 at 9, Fantstic Voyage with Stephen Boyd from 1966 at 9, Heaven Knows Mr Alison with Deborah Kerr from 1957 at 9, The Night of the Iguana with Richard Burton from 1964 at 11:30, and The Little Fugitive with Richie Andrusco from 1953 at 11:30.
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