House Unit Okays Bill Limiting Power Of FCC
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to strip the FCC of jurisdiction over radio and television commercials and block a proposed rule tying to the NAB code. NAB officials oppose a single overall time limit, arguing programming must fit community needs and that the code strengthens voluntary standards.
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Loaded Dice and Jewelry Tie Cohen to Tax Auction
Los Angeles reports IRS will auction 43 pieces of Cohen era jewelry on December 18 to cover back taxes of 374 476.38 dollars. The haul includes a 12 69 carat diamond ring once owned by Lavonne Cohen and a gold tie tack set with diamonds and rubies. The collection reflects Cohen's notoriety and a federal prison sentence of 15 years linked to tax charges.
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Burglars Take Nine Televisions in Tucson burglary
Nine portable television sets valued at 1200 dollars were stolen from Tucson Dependable TV at 4215 East 22nd Street. Owner Donald E. Wallace reported the break in saying the front glass door was smashed to gain entry.
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Conferees Open Way For 2 Big School Aid Bills
Washington UPI House and Senate conferees agreed on a $1.5 billion plan for vocational education, college aid, and aid to schools serving children of servicemen. Senate immediate consideration of a $1.2 billion college classroom construction measure followed. President Johnson backs action to untie stalled education bills amid Kennedy era objectives and ongoing disputes over parochial school aid.
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Physicist Kassander to discuss water problem in Liberal Arts lecture
Dr. A Richard Kassander Jr director of the Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the University of Arizona will speak on A Physicist Views the Water Problem as part of the 37th Liberal Arts lecture series. The 8 pm talk in Room 201 of the Physics Mathematics Meteorology building outlines his career and research.
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Wade Seeks TV Ban in Ruby Trial Coverage
Dallas four district attorney Henry Wade urged Judge Joe Brown to bar live TV coverage of the Jack Ruby murder trial. Wade said cameras disrupt court proceedings and opposed media in the courtroom during testimony. The American Bar Association backed limits on live coverage as Ruby’s February trial looms.
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