TV violence turns viewers off says ad executive
AP reported at the American Advertising Federation convention that viewers avoid violent TV programs and many may boycott products advertised during them. J Walter Thompson executive Dee Jobinerton said March polls show 10 percent avoid products due to violence, eight percent consciously refuse to buy, and two in five viewers avoid violent programming. He cautioned against aggressive violence in content and noted public hostility to violence is rising.
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Kissinger Pressures Chile on Prisoner Releases Amid Rights Concerns
Secretary of State Kissinger urged Chile to free prisoners and improve human rights amid reports of overcrowded cells denied mail and visitors, with vocal concerns from Venezuela and Jamaica. He met Gen. Pinochet as Washington weighed how to influence the junta within the region’s crisis era.
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Mixon Votes But Won't Say Choice In GOP Nomination
In San Clemente, former M. Nixon aide Mixon votes but refuses to reveal his preferred candidate. Reports say election day activity showed no clear party alignment and his wife offered a portrait scene, while Mixon avoided detailing his choice.
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Ida Hays Seeks Normal Life After Facial Restoration
Ida Hays from La Grande Oregon underwent a May 10 facial reconstruction to correct birth deformities. In an interview she praised the NYU team and said the operation helped her feel more like others while acknowledging ongoing public gaze and lingering past memories.
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Fine pleads guilty in Wisconsin bombing case
David S Fine, 24, of Wilmington Delaware, pleads guilty to first degree murder and related federal and state counts in the Wisconsin bombing that killed one person at the University of Wisconsin campus building in 1970. He is free on 125006 bail pending sentencing. investigation and related prosecutions continue.
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Panel to decide if CIA can destroy files
Washington AP report says Senate leaders defer the issue to the new Intelligence Committee to determine if the CIA may destroy records of past misdeeds. The decision hinges on the committee’s assessment and related oversight, shaping how the agency handles historical documentation.
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Carter closes in on nomination as Ford Reagan race tightens
In a day dominated by delegate tallies, Carter nears the required 1,656 delegates for a first ballot win, with Bal Brown favoring his momentum in Maryland, Nevada, and California while Republicans led by Senator Clifford P. Case push Ford and Reagan toward likely first-ballot success. California and Ohio results split delegates, while New Jersey shows an uncommitted Ford slate significant in Democratic contests and Humphrey and Brown backers seeking favorable delegates.
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Shirley Temple Black poised for chief of protocol post
Washington sources say Shirley Temple Black, former film star and U N delegate, is in line to become United States chief of protocol, replacing Henry Catto who is expected to move to a United Nations post abroad. The position oversees escorting visiting heads of state and other liaison duties at the State Department.
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Jets Star Namath Loses Bid Over Sports Illustrated Ad
Albany AP report says Jets quarterback Joe Namath failed to prove the Sports Illustrated ad implied endorsement. The state high court ruled Namath must show clear endorsement to win damages. The ruling cites potential implied endorsement if the ad suggested Namath himself endorsed the product. The decision centers on whether the magazine misused his image to sell subscriptions for 2.5 dollars.
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Connie Francis Testifies About Rape Threats in Motel Attack
New York AP Connie Francis, in Brooklyn federal court, recounts a 1974 assault at a Johnson's Motor Lodge in Westbury New York. She describes a man entering her room, forcing a kiss or death threat, tying her, and stealing her money as she pleaded for help during her comeback after three years. The lawsuit seeks $5 million from Howard Johnson’s Motor Lodge, citing the attack as a blow to her career.
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Mary Hartman star ordered into drug rehab program
Louise Lamer the actress known for Mary Hartman Mary Hartman was ordered by Beverly Hills Municipal Court Judge Leonant Wolt to enter a drug diversion program after her arrest on cycling charges. She must attend counseling and avoid drugs and sellers, with a progress report due December 1.
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Burton loses divorce bid in Haiti case
New York report says Eiameamete Titus failed to obtain a quick divorce in Haiti from Richard Betetat. The party claimed payment of an engagement present to Berton, while Miss Taylor voiced regret and referenced a personal setback.
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