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...President's speech, which was telecast on a delayed basis by the Republican National Committee, was periodically interrupted by frenzied applause from the 8000 Republican partisans filling the Anaheim Convention Center to hear Nixon support the campaigns of Governor Ronald Reagan and Senator George Murphy (R-Calif...
...brings the number of illegally emplaced SA-2 and SA3 batteries to 40, totaling 220 missiles. Despite the violations, however, the Suez remained quiet, and there were indications last week that it might continue that way. Egyptian Ambassador to the U.N. Mohammed Zayyat maintained in a Face the Nation telecast that all the missiles had been in the zone when the cease-fire began. But he suggested that Cairo would be willing to pull them back in return for a U.S. guarantee that Israel would never launch a pre-emptive attack on Egypt...
...thirds of the way through a regular newscast last week, "is unusual for the CBS Evening News." Indeed it was. For the rest of the program was given over to an 8 min. 40 sec. report on the accuracy of a 1 min. 50 sec. news item that was telecast last November...
...across the Viet Nam borders, pleaded first that no announcement of any kind be made for 100 days, or if that were not possible, for at least another 60 days. Nixon heard the chiefs out at a luncheon meeting in the Pentagon. Then, only a few hours before his telecast, he decided to lump the 50,000 increment and the 100,000 increment together, stretching the deadline from eight months to twelve...
...that Monday stanza , a lady psychologist used a four-letter verb which Boston viewers probably had never heard uttered on the air in 21 previous years of local television. Because the telecast was 'live,' there was no way of blipping it out. The damage was done...