The TV Dilemma Violence New and Old in New York
A long discussion traces how Kennedy era push for child friendly programming and Minow's FCC legacy influenced television's handling of violence. It weighs two TV roles news and entertainment, debates on violence depiction, and calls for balanced, responsible coverage while noting industry self interest and broader social violence issues.
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Greensboro Daily News cancels Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie
The Greensboro Daily News ends the Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie strips due to their constant exploitation and advocacy of violence. The front page note says the decision aligns with editorial policy criticising media for glorifying violence, despite the strips long runs since 1926 and 1933.
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Kennedy rites shown on air for nation in nation coverage
The coverage of Sen. Kennedy's rites in New York and Washington illustrated sensitive service to the nation. By staying on the air for limitless hours without commercials the medium tacitly recognized its distinctive impact.
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