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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1966
Page
12
A Washington based television station has aired a feature over several months exploring bullfighting and its potential popularity, prompting debate about cultural appeal and programming direction. The segment highlights local viewer response and questions about funding.
A reader describes watching a weekly two hour program titled Bullfights from Mexico and argues television could boost bullfighting in the United States. He compares the appeal to football, noting announcers simplify complex points and elevate spectacle, while offering vivid but humorous, reformulated action scenes and commentary.
A playful classified note promises daily value deals in the section and encourages readers to shop for time and money savings. It hints at a supermarket of choices and urges readers to turn back now.
In Saigon the government ordered the release of a former U S aid official serving a prison term for the killing of a fellow official amid a love triangle. In Cincinnati a Vietnamese woman in alcohol related tragedy is noted as a saddest love triangle. A decree outlines policy for release of Robert Kimball and related treatment. The case involves five suspects, including Jenesis, with verdicts or probation tied to an experimental drug program.
Los Angeles sheriff Peter Pitchess spoke against Proposition 16 on Wednesday. The anti obscenity measure drew his name in supporting literature despite his opposition to the amendment.
President Johnson signed a $7.8 million bill to fund five years of research into a fish protein concentrate. The measure funds development at universities and research centers to fortify foods without altering taste or texture.
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