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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
14
A 7.6 mile section of the Pomona Freeway from the San Gabriel River Freeway to Fullerton Road in Industry was dedicated Thursday and will open to traffic Monday. The new link connects major routes and enhances regional access for commuters and freight.
NBC News Special at 10 p.m. looks at Canada and its people. Reporter Sander Vanocour guides viewers through diverse portraits in a Channel 4 broadcast.
Motion pictures surge onto TV prompting anti trust style concerns as networks fund productions. “Never on Sunday” and “The Pawnbroker” trigger mixed protest despite NCOMP ratings. Nielsen data show films seldom dethrone long running series while viewers debate suitability and network policies.
New York rally of the American Italian Anti-Defamation League drew about 18,000 people at Madison Square Garden. They opposed ethnic slurs and paid tribute to Frank Sinatra, who spoke of combating crime links to Italian ancestry. The event launched a drive to boost the league from 20,000 to one million members.
The Friday broadcast slate features multiple programs across stations KNX KFI KGER and KFWE with news sports religious and music segments. Notable items include Bible Hour with John J Anthon at 7 00 PM and Vernon McGee on KGER later tonight, plus talks by L Chatterton and L. Chatterton on KFI.
Washington study signals possible cabinet level shift in U S communications policy. Proposals range from creating a 13th cabinet department to clustering bureaus or forming an independent agency. Budget Bureau to draft plan with the President's Task Force on Communications Policy over the coming year.
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