Canada Honored by Hollywood for Film Influence
Los Angeles hosts an homage to Canada’s National Film Board with 27 board films shown. Sydney Newman explains a government funded, politically free operation producing bold, sometimes controversial works without censorship. Budget totals near 30 million dollars, with income from distribution. The board broadcasts in theaters, schools, and primetime TV across Canada.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Canada
Mary Pickford
Mack Sennett
Norma Shearer
Louis B. Mayer
Minsk
Nova Scotia
National Film Board of Canada
National Film Board
Sydney Newman
The
Film Board
Antoine
United States
United States Information Service
John F. Kennedy
Canadian Film Board
Peanut subsidy costs skyrocket for surplus disposal
The government faces a $142 million expense to dispose of 388000 tons of surplus peanuts held by the Commodity Credit Corp. The plan uses stockpiled peanuts to produce oil and meal. oil goes to Food for Peace and domestic institutions, while meal is sold at nominal cost for crushing. This follows a long-term subsidy program costing over $600 million in 20 years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Food For Peace
Commodity Credit Corp
Administration Farm
TV Timetable Highlights Evening Screen Schedule
A dense TV timetable lists programs from 5:00 PM through midnight including News Entertainment Talk Shows Dramas and Movies. Notable entries include Dragnet Truth or Consequences Bewitched Perry Mason Bonanza and Wide World Mystery across various time slots with multiple networks and program blocks.
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Dick van Dyke
South Texas
Siempre Kabra
Manana
Vietnam veterans on scene relocate TV film news routes
AP report notes Jim Bennett and Frank Mariano returning to Vietnam coverage with altered logistics. In 1969 film moved quickly via air and satellite to Saigon, Hong Kong, and U.S. networks. Now reporters rely on shared charter planes from Continental Air Services due to scarce civilian air transport amid deteriorating security.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Hong Kong
United States
Tuy Hoa
da Nang
Continental Air Services
Schedule of morning television programs and games
The listing shows a block of TV and game show times from morning through late morning. Programs include New Zoo Revue Mister Rogers Sesame Street Captain Kangaroo Speed Racer Celebrity Sweepstakes His Girl Friday Now You See It Hollywood Squares Love of Life Brady Bunch Jackpot Password Split Second The Young and the Restless News and other titles with numbers indicating times and channels.
Television schedule excerpt with 1960s programs
A compact daytime to early evening TV grid listing shows and times. Programs include All My Children, Dream of Jeannie, Days of Our Lives, The Price Is Right, General Hospital, One Life to Live, Popeye, Merv Griffin, Sandokan, Tarzan Goes to India, Gilligan's Island, Star Trek, Hogan's Heroes and various children’s cartoons.
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Merv Griffin
Sandokan
Leopard of
Sarawak
Ray Danton
Dream
Jeannie
Gilligan’s Island
Star Trek
Ville Alegre
Hogan’s Heroes
Pelayo
Sube
Hints From Heloise A collection of reader tips
Readers share practical kitchen tricks from saving leftover gelatin by blending to storing cookies in chip containers to origami like cord organizers. Tips cover blending gelatin, using detergent tops for controlled shampoo flow, repurposing shoestring beets, and a shoe bag with eight pockets to tame appliance cords. lighthearted family anecdotes flow through the notes.
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Heloise
This Day in History April 1 1975 Highlights
Events include Franco ending the Spanish Civil War and US recognition, Harvey born in 1578, the US House convening in 1789, RAF organization in 1918, Burma’s separation in 1937, Okinawa invasion in 1945, LBJ tax joke, Indochina neutrality talk, Hank Aaron’s 715th homer, and birthdays of Debbie Reynolds and Lady Churchill. Thought for today notes a Bible quote.
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Associated Press
Francisco Franco
United States
William Harvey
U.S. House of Representatives
Burma
India
Okinawa
Lyndon Johnson
France
Indochina
Paris
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Atlanta
Braves
Dodgers
Debbie Reynolds
Lady Clementine Churchill
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Raymond Burr
Leslie Nielsen
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Arthur Hiller
Charles Jarrett
Newman
Russia
Hungary
Stephanie Petyak
Falls Church
Jennifer Hoffman
Bowie, Md
White House
Rutherford B. Hayes
Dodd Adam
Solar
Robert Culp
Andy Griffith
Josh Albee
Ascent of Manly American Life Style
GR Movie
Victor Mature
Silvia Pinal
Marcus Welby
Barnaby Jones
Manantial
Lilias
Perry Mason
Bonanza
Radio-Tv
New York
ABC
Jim Bennett
Frank Mariano
Television
U.S. Air Force
Army
Marine
Lavaca
Calhoun County Times
Wave Publishing Co., Inc
Colorado
Port Lavaca
Texas
Rod Moake
Dick Fisher
John Adams
Mary Rothband
Mike Lopez
Bill Pack
Mary Harras
Truman Rodgers
Nita Crober
Kay Cleere
Tesla Gertner
Mary Ann Franke
Jean Smith
Sammy Garcia
Linda Marek
Reginald Grigsby
Victoria
DAM
New Zoo Revue
Scope
Adelante Classroom
A.M
America
Stooges
Captain Kangaroo
Cary
Richard Denning
Carrascoiendas Furniture
Hollywood Squares
Melvin Garrett
Porter RD
Greens Appliances
W. Austin
All My Children
Somerset
W News
Mayberry R.F.D
Guiding Light
Electric Company
Lorna Doone
Barbara Hale
Doctors
Another World
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Cartoon Time
Villa Alegre
Dinah Munsters
Popeye Preparacion Escolar
Deputy Dawg
Mike Douglas
Mickey Mouse Club
Tarzan
Jock Mahoney
Flintstones
San Antonio
Mister Rogers
Gomer Pyre
MOD Squad
Virginia
Port Lavaca Clinic
Della Dill
I, Reese
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Nancy
Evelyn Drachler
Val Franco, Piano
Organ
Ana
Clint Eastwood
Walt Disney
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Shaggy Doc
Hwy
Cabrito
Beachcomber
Mushroom