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Gravel's lawyers had requested the right to preview any questions that Rodberg or Webber might be asked by the grand jury. They contended that Gravel's legislative immunity, providing that he may not be called to account for any act performed as senator, might be endangered through the questioning of his associates...
...cover all facets of Superstar in words and pictures required a large cast of journalists. Bender and Reporter-Researcher Patsy Beckert interviewed Rice and Lloyd Webber, attended preview and premier performances, reviewed the merits of the show with the notables at the opening-night cast party. Show Business Correspondent Mary Cronin, who saw the production four times, obtained much of the background material for the story in two weeks of intensive interviewing. Jay Cocks, a movie critic who occasionally patrols Broadway as well, wrote a separate profile on Superstar's director, Tom (Hair) O'Horgan. Foote prepared...
...proclamation, except that in this instance the Government assigned the problem in part to the Children's Television Workshop, those truly wonderful folks who gave us the classic show of the preschool generation, Sesame Street. On Thursday night, Oct. 21, some 145 commercial channels will carry a sneak preview of what 18 months of research, a budget of $7,000,000* and the Workshop's wonted imagination have wrought. Judging from several prescreenings, The Electric Company, the new daily half-hour reading series for 7-to 10-year-olds, is a worthy sibling of Sesame Street...
...preview of what promises to be the most exciting Eastern Tennis League race in years, the Columbia tennis team won the ECAC championships held at Princeton over the weekend...
...building also came in for some deservedly devastating comments. At Tuesday's preview, Senator Hubert H. Humphrey had declared: "It has class, dignity. I love it." But many disagreed with Humphrey. New York Times Architecture Critic Ada Louise Huxtable called the building "a superbunker. One more like this and the city will sink. The corridors would be great for drag racing...