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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
22
New FCC rule requires top fifty markets to air three and a half hours of local programming weekly. Stations face more syndicated reruns of old hits like Tarzan and I Dream of Jeannie as networks cut hours. Miss America pageant finals air Saturday at 10 p.m. EDT on NBC with a new cast.
Paris reports President Georges Pompidou announced that Leonid Brezhnev, head of the Soviet Communist party, will make an official visit to France on October 25. French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann said the talks would cover possible joint efforts to ease world tension.
Veteran actor Glenn Ford, 54, in a Jeep chase scene north of Hollywood, was struck when a filming helicopter hit an air pocket. A pontoon knocked his hat off and damaged the Jeep radio antenna. Ford was unhurt. He is shooting a CBS series as a modern-day sheriff.
Louella G. West, 51, of New York City, received a six month suspended jail term and a $50 fine in Hartford Superior Court for biting Katharine Hepburn’s finger during a February dispute over wages. West had been Hepburn’s chauffeur the night the actress returned to her parents’ West Hartford home leading the cast of Coco.
TV guide previews multiple channels with a mix of dramas comedies and specials. Highlights include High Chaparral The Brady Bunch The Interns Heavy Cinderella Nanny Name of the Game The Partridge Family Headmaster That Girl The Odd Couple Strange Report and Love American Style featuring plots from fight promoters to baby surprises and fashion heists.
The listing shows a sequence of film titles with broadcast times and years, including Freud featuring Montgomery Clift at 8:30 on channel 5, The Bramble Bush with Richard Burton at 9, Dear Heart with Glenn Ford at 9, O Hara with David Janssen at 9, The White Warrior with Steve Reeves at 11:30, and The Fuller Brush Man with Red Skelton at 11:30.
In Columbus the Bureau of Employment Services reports continuing unemployment compensation claims fell to 79,718 for the week ended Sept 4, with claims down each week since early August. New claims for the same week totaled 13,435, up from 11,615 prior week.
Cincinnati officials say Crosley Field demolition will be delayed four to six months, pushing removal from the former Reds home past late this year. The city impound lot remains in use as police searches for a new site continue.
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