Hollywood screenwriters rise in fame and pay
AP reports in 1966 that writers see record earnings with 1965 totals at $31.7 million, as television and film pay climbs. Yet many remain unhappy over editing, control, and status. Writers like Dar Dortort and Richard Brooks push into producer roles while lamenting limited studio power and office perks.
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Sound of Music
Richard Brooks
Joseph Mankiewicz
David Dortort
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Rod Serling
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Edward Anhalt
Becket
George Axelrod
Stech
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Aid Not Work Many Mothers Only Choice
Washington AP reports U S Welfare Dr Ellen Winston says about 900000 American mothers rely on public aid for support with only 150000 able to support themselves and their children if trained and provided child care. The remaining 750000 stay out of the job market due to family size illness or handicaps and limited openings.
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Ellen Winston
Department of Welfare
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