FCC Says Cable TV Not To Be Changed
Washington AP reports FCC chair E William Henry says the new ruling on CATV will not change service for about two million American homes. The agency extends jurisdiction with minimal impact while easing local protections and restricting big city CATV to top markets to examine potential pay TV.
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Massive effort to save Abu Simbel temples
In Abu Simbel Egypt salvage teams cut the twin temples into 950 blocks weighing 20 to 30 tons each and relocated them to storage as rising waters from the Aswan Dam threatened the site. In two years the statues of Ramses II Nefertari and associated deities will be reassembled on higher ground to greet the sunrise.
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Johnson to announce rise in savings bond interest rate
President Johnson is expected to announce an increase in the interest rate on Series E and H savings bonds, potentially by 0.5 percent, to boost bond sales and curb inflation. The move affects $49 billion in existing bonds and new issues, with a White House ceremony planned for noon.
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