Goodbye Jane to Deborah Norville at Today show
Deborah Norville replaces Jane Pauley as co anchor on Today ending Pauley 13 year run The article notes rival networks ABC and CBS seek to capitalize on the shift while ratings trends and advertiser appeal influence the morning program battle NBC executives see gains in younger women audiences for Good Morning America and This Morning Meanwhile Pauley contemplates new NBC projects and a possible prime time series contingency plan dominates the network newsroom discussions
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Pisin Jane
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ABC
CBS
Charles Gibson
Good Morning America
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Gibson
Kathleen Sullivan
Donahue
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Nielsen
Dick Ebersol
Norville
Joan Palmer
Palmer
Bryant Gumbel
NBC News
Ebersol
South Korea
Gumbel
Willard Scott
Michael Gartner
Gartner
Cross of Fire on NBC dramatizes Indiana Klansman saga
NBC airs Cross of Fire in two parts, a earnest but flawed drama about D C Stephenson and the Ku Klux Klan in 1920s Indiana. John Heard plays the Klan leader, with Mel Harris as the educator, as the film traces recruitment, bigotry, violence, and political power through a padded four hour presentation.
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Indianapolis
Klan
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Mel Harris
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Stephenson
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Lloyd Bridges
George Dzundza
David Morse
Heard
Harris
Madge Oberholtzer
Van Aid benefit concert to save impounded van in NYC
Bands rally for a Manhattan fundraiser to help John Risaldi recover his van seized by the Parking Violations Bureau for unpaid tickets. The lineup includes Rats of Unusual Size and Lect Patrol headlining. tickets and raffles, plus T shirts and a concert video, aim to raise about $5,000 to reclaim the vehicle.
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the Wilming
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Lect Patrol
Elizabeth Brickfield
Seminary students protest film at Mount St. Mary’s
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg plans a protest against the afternoon screening of The Last Temptation of Christ. About 20 of 166 seminarians intend to demonstrate in front of Brice Hall, decrying the film as morally offensive to Catholics while honoring society sponsors defend academic freedom.
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Emmitsburg
Jack Lind
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