Films of Red China Make Interesting TV
NBC aired Voice of the Dragon a three month Red China documentary edited from French footage. It showed party indoctrination and life under Communist rule with a critical narration by Gerald Green. American reporters were barred from Red China, making the program rare and sobering.
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Red China
New York
Communist Party
Viet Nam
Voice of the Dragon
NBC
China
Gerald Green
United States
U.N.C.L.E
Paris
Studio Lake
Thomas
Atetractive
Mitzi Gaynor
Land
Jim Nabors
Gomer Pyle
Ladies Fight Over Peanut Butter Standards in Washington
The Federation of Homemakers led by Ruth Desmond presses for a 95 percent peanut content in peanut butter amid an FDA dispute with manufacturers over a 90 percent standard. Hearings since last November have featured manufacturer testimony while Desmond calls for high peanut content to preserve simple, peanut flavor.
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Washington
Federation of Homemakers
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federation
Ruth Desmond
Arlington
Dear Abby Advice and Personal Struggles From 1966
A 1966 Dear Abby column presents reader inquiries about workplace and social conflicts including peer pressure to join in improper conduct, marriage stress with a controlling spouse, and personal safety. The page features Abby Van Buren offering guidance and references to seeking legal or medical help.
Homemakers Press Widen Food Safety Battle in 1959 The Peanut Butter Fight
Homemakers in 1959 launch a drive against peanut butter manufacturers and others who would add artificial elements to foods. The public health push aims to curb additives and protect consumers.
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Winchester Evening Star
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Mance
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Herman
Mayo’s
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
RAM Jewelers
Winchester
U.S.D.A. Choice
U.S.D.A
Carolina Red
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Grand Union’s
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