TV academy to air separate Emmy news and documentary awards
The National Academy plans a 90 minute Emmy special next spring honoring national TV news and documentary programs of 1972. Entertainment Emmys will be awarded May 20 in Hollywood on ABC, with a CBS New York broadcast showing winning entries a week to ten days later.
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Ozzie and Harriet Nelson stay active in show business
Hollywood veteran couple Ozzie and Harriet Nelson discuss delaying retirement as they split time between Laguna Beach and work. They recall co starring in Ozzie's Girls, NBC involvement, and their sons David and Rick thriving in entertainment. Ozzie praises Harriet's influence and reflects on parenting in the public eye. The piece lists daytime TV line up for a Monday through Friday schedule.
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TV Guide Listing for KBIM Channel Schedule
Channel lineup from morning to late news includes CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo The Joker's Wild The New Price Is Right Gambit Love of Life Where the Heart Is CBS Midday News Search for Tomorrow New Mexico Today As The World Turns The Guiding Light Edge of Night Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Secret Storm Family Affair Perry Mason Ponderosa CBS News Doris Day Carol Burnett Medical Center Cannon CBS Late Movie The Mummy featuring Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing
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Carol Burnett
Medical Center
Cannon
KBIM
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Christopher Lee
Peter Cushing
Merv Griffin
Walter Cronkite
Newbury's life shaped by a Houston gang fight and hardship
AP recalls Mickey Newbury's rough youth in the Southwest where a street gang fight over a girl nearly killed him. The incident sparked two years of isolation, late poetry, and guitar practice before he found music in Houston, the Air Force, and finally Nashville. He recalls poverty, pride, and perseverance shaping his songwriter career.
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Newbury's road to fame from boat to hit songs
The article profiles country songwriter Newbury who left a carless youth behind and lived on a boat for five years while writing hits like American Trilogy and I Just Dropped In To See What Condition My Condition Was In. He bought a boat to fulfill his goal of ownership and now, at 32, remains respected by young artists who seek his advice. He emphasizes gut instinct over 9 to 5 life and notes his prolific output with 406 songs published and 60 described as hits.
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Sorbonne
Paris
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Sally Kellerman
Louise Lasser
New York
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Jim Nickerson
Museum of Southwest showcases Edwin Scott paintings
The Museum of the Southwest opened a showing of Edwin Scott works, 28 paintings selected from the Alice Pike Barney Memorial Collection, circulated across the United States and Canada via the Smithsonian. Scott, born 1862 in Buffalo, spent most of his life in France, painting Paris scenes with restrained palette amid Impressionist influence.
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Canada
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Indianapolis
John Love
New York
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Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Alexandre Cabanel
Showboat Caan finds fame after Godfather paydays
James Caan, famed as Sonny Corleone in The Godfather, details his lean period after the movie and his bold return with Slither. He explains his salary rise to four times his Godfather rate, his preference for varied roles, and his aversion to long TV series. Louise Lasser, ex Mrs Woody Allen, and director Howard Zieff discuss pursuing individual success through Slither and TV ads rather than repeated parts.
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Sonny Corleone
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Jimmy Caan
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Columbo
Louise Lasser
Woody Allen
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Howard Zieff
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