British Newsman Ordered To Leave Czechoslovakia
Date: 08 January 1970
Govt orders Brit correspondent K Ames to leave Czech because he showed 'negative attitudes' in his reptg and did not met conditions for residence
Doug E. Doug Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Doug E. Doug (født Douglas Bourne, den 7. januar 1970 i Brooklyn i New York) er en amerikansk skuespiller, komiker, manusforfatter, produsent og filmregissør.
Doug startet sin karriere som skuespiller da han var 17 år gammel som en stand-up komiker. Han er best kjent for rollen som Griffin Vesey i situasjonskomedien Cosby på TV-kanalen CBS. Doug var gjeste-skuespiller i episoder av TV-seriene Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Touched by An Angel og Conviction. Doug gjorde sin debut som regissør og produsent på teater med manuset Citizen James, hvor han også spilte hovedrollen som Citizen James.
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7th of January 1970 News
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LISBON TRIAL OPENS IN NEWS BLACKOUT
Date: 08 January 1970
Bank of Portugal: H da Palma Inacio, Portuguese revolutionary leader, goes on trial in absentia for '67 $1-million theft; 23 others have been incriminated; Palma Inacio has escaped from Portugal, lives abroad
G.I. Who Accused Military Of Censorship Is Charged
Date: 08 January 1970
Army charges Lawrence with disrespect to superior and failure to obey orders, but asserts charges have nothing to do with his censorship charge; says charges stem from incident before controversial broadcast; Lawrence now faces ct-martial
Nixon Friends Seek TV License In Miami Held by News Group
Date: 07 January 1970
Greater Miami Telecasters, group including close friends and former business assoc of Pres Nixon, files application with FCC challenging operation of Miami Channel 10, operated since Oct by Washington Post subsidiary Post-Newsweek Stations; claims local ownership would best service Miami community; Post-Newsweek chmn L Israel confident co will retain control; sees no link between application and Vice Pres Agnew's Nov criticisms of Eastern press generally and Post's holdings in particular; aide to FCC Comr speculates application could be part of 'threat system' to pressure station's ed policies
STOCK PRICES SLIP ON PROFIT TAKING; Dow Sheds 7.65 to 803.66 as Recent Favorites Get Caught in Downdrift VOLUME HOLDS STEADY Group of Pollution-Control Issues Sustains Losses I.B.M. Forges Ahead STOCK PRICES SLIP ON PROFIT TAKING
Date: 07 January 1970
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
Opinion Divided on Media Fairness, Gallup Finds
Date: 08 January 1970
Gallup poll finds 40% of Amers think TV networks are fair in presenting news dealing with pol and soc issues, 42% say they favor 1 side, 18% have no opinion; 37% think newspapers are fair, 45% say they favor 1 side, 18% have no opinion; tables
Times Women's News Writer Shares Award for Coverage
Date: 07 January 1970
R Reif (NY Times) and R Wagner (Washington Post) win D Dawe award for home furnishings news coverage
Leftist Protest Mars Agnew's Arrival in Kabul; Students in Afghan Capital Fail to Halt Motorcade Crowds Welcome Visitor
Date: 07 January 1970
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'GANTRY' PREVIEW BARS CITY CRITICS; Ten Out-of-Town Reviewers Invited to Tryouts Here
Date: 07 January 1970
By LOUIS CALTA
Louis CALTA
Producers J Cates and J Schlossberg invite 10 newspaper critics from Washington, Boston and Phila to see any preview of musical Gantry, which will not have pre-Bway tour, but bar NY critics from previews; say out-of-town critics could give guidance and advice; A M Rosenthal (NY Times) says Times usually accepts producers edict on when to rev show but will not be barred when other critics are invited; J Chapman (NY News) says he will go when he pleases; R Watts (NY Post) to conf with Post; W Glover (AP) says he will cover play if out-of-towners do