Enslaved producers seek FCC help to curb network power
Hollywood producers from major studios led by Jack Valenti urge the FCC to free them from what they call economic servitude imposed by ABC CBS and NBC. They seek emancipation from network control over what airs and from restrictive options and spin off rights that limit independent productions.
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Talks Planned in ABC Strike With Mediators Today
Representatives of ABC and its striking technicians union will meet with federal mediators today per the Federal Mediation Service. This is the first face to face session since the May 17 strike began, with about 1,700 technicians walkout over work rules.
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Daytime Movie Lineup at Campo Grande Theater
A schedule lists paid advertisements and daytime showings at Campo Grande Theater. Films include Mr Blandings Builds His Dream House starring Cary Grant and Myrna Loy, Tell It to the Judge with Rosalind Russell, It's a Small World with Spencer Tracy, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying starring Robert Morse, and Yuma with Clint Walker and Barry Sullivan.
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Evening TV Highlights Across Channels
A dense listing of primetime programming notes guest stars, reruns, movies, and special broadcasts from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. including Blood Sweat & Tears appearances, The Waltons, Giselle on Great Performances, Perry Mason, Hawaii Five-O reruns, and late night movies with Kojak and The Informer among others.
NBC Thursday Night Movie and Late Schedule Summary
A lineup listing shows 8 p.m. 4 The Loyal Opposition, 8:30 p.m. 4 Pilot Sally, 9:30 p.m. 4 NBC Thursday Night Movie Ransom for Alice the Busters, and 11:30 p.m. Special Not Now Nor Man. The schedule includes titles Giselle and Greaterfor mances as readable items.
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Davidson mourns aide and fire safety push
Singer John Davidson mourns his music director Douglas Herro who died in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Kentucky. He vows tighter fire safety controls and attended the graveside service at San Fernando Mission Cemetery in Los Angeles with about 100 mourners including Dick Clark.
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Nielsen study maps TV viewing across households
Nielsen outlines who watches most TV in 1977 in a profile of 71.2 million U.S. households. Heavy viewing users include women over 55 with large families earning 15 to 20 thousand dollars, while teenagers and young men show lower totals. The most watched shows October to January include Happy Days Laverne and Shirley and Welcome Back Kotter with variety offerings peaking on Sundays.
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NBC Tops In Week's TV Ratings Across Networks
NBC led prime time with a 14.4 rating for the week ending May 29, tying CBS 14.3 and ABC 13.1 in nationwide viewership. The top show was CBS The Cheyenne Social Club, with Rosetti and Ryan on NBC close behind, in a ratings sweep influenced by May 25 results.
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Carson Returns to Tonight Show After Health Break
Johnny Carson plans to return to The Tonight Show next Tuesday after a week off for a neck nerve issue. He missed the May 23 to 27 period when the setback recurred following a prior fall.
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Notable Returns and Reunions Across Talk Show and Theater
Guests on Carson's return include Tom Snyder Suzanne Pleshette and Dr Paul Ehrlich as The Tonight Show resumes on the West Coast George Willig returns to work in New York after a World Trade Center climb Actress Mary Martin watches Peter Pan at a Portland high school Hildegard Knef marries in Berlin Milton Friedman discusses roles in Israel's economy and Simcha Ehrlich readiness for finance duties in the new government
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San Francisco gays form airwave patrol
About 30 homosexual residents in San Francisco formed a Citizens Band patrol to protect the Castro district from harassment. The Butterfly Brigade uses steel whistles and $50 CB radios, standing on corners and watching for troublemakers as they radios each other about possible incidents.
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Richard Heakin Memorial Butterfly Brigade Formed in San Francisco
The group, led by Patrol member Dick Gayer, operates in Castro and Market streets to deter hostility toward gays after a Tucson activist’s murder last year. Thirty members wear white headbands and use CB radios to monitor taunting drivers, aiming to trace offenders. Local sponsor Gay Action notes about 40 beatings last year. Police say the neighborhood is largely well behaved and doubt the patrol will last long.
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