Television's frank shows trend to continue in 1973
Hollywood notes television networks will push more of the frank material that drew big audiences in 1972. Networks resist censorship while public and government show limited pressure, aiming at the young urban market. Cable TV rises. 1972 highlights include Bonanza ending, All in the Family and Maude success, Bergman plans, Simon sketches, and Carson dominance.
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Fuzzy 1973 Forecast Mixes Hope and Hype in AP Piece
Hal Boyle surveys 1973 with a blend of optimism and warning. He cites rising prices and inflation as permanent, penny and nickel coin changes, political antics, global unrest, and a playful note on Kissinger with a megaphone.
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Optical dispensers program eyed as model at NY college
A six member delegation led by Yuntatsu Marai of the Exporters Assn. visits a New York City college to study its only collegiate optical dispensers program. The coordinator Joseph J. Bacotti says the two year course trains students to cut lenses and fit frames, with about 60 students enrolled.
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Ali MacGraw Dominates Hollywood Star Power in Getaway Era
Ali MacGraw emerges as Hollywood’s brightest film figure amid Love Story and The Getaway. The 30s star, noted for natural appeal and few films, co stars with Steve McQueen in The Getaway and sparks public interest while living modestly in Hollywood Hills.
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Mozart and Haydn Festivals Planned at Kennedy Center
Kennedy Center announces a Mozart Festival in May 1974 and a Haydn Festival opening the center’s fourth season in September 1975. The American Musicological Society will assist the Mozart event, while the International Musicological Society was informed of the Haydn plan. A scholar-in-residence chair of musicology will bring a scholar to Kennedy Center for consultation and festival preparation.
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