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THE SUMMER DAILY

Tuesday, June 26, 1973


JAY SHARBUTT:
Television in

NEW YORK (P) -- Public tele-
vision's gavel-to-gavel broadcasts
of the Watergate hearings may
be a boon for local stations. But
they're causing a financial pinch
for the outfit actually covering
the hearings - the National Pub-
lic Affairs Center for Television.
"The irony of the whole thing
is that the fantastic success of
the Watergate hearings on tele-
vision is going to hurt NPACT
considerably," says James Kar-
ayn, president of the organiza-
tion.
HE SAYS a search for addi-
tional money is under way and
teve
tonight
NOTE: Taped coverage of the Water-
tate heaings may pe-ept regair
prgramminn same channels this
evening.
1:00 2.4 7 ii 13 New-
9Coeurtship f Eddie's Father
20 Stagecoach west
24 ABC News-Smith Reasonere
50 Flistones
56(Cha-ew Way-Cooking
6:30 2 11 CBS News-Walter Cronkite-
4 13 NBC News-John Chancellor
7 ABC News-Slih/Resye
9 Dreasof eannie-Comedy
24 D VkVan Dyke-Comedy
50 GilligasislIsad
.56 lHow DosVsurChildrenGrow ?
7:002 Truth or Consequences
7 To Tell the Truth
9 BJevely Hllil~lies
liITs Tell the Tulh
13 What's My Line?
20 Nanny and theProfessor
24 Bowling for Dollars
50 I Love Lucy
56 French Chef
7:30 2 11 Baseball-The Tigers meet
the Red Sox at Boston
4 You Asked fort
7 Price is Right
9 Wacky World of Jonathan
Winters
13 Truth or Casquences
20 Rifleman
24 Adventurer
50 fiogan's Heese
56 Natralists-P'aile
8:00 4 13 Movie-"Baffled!" (1972)
Lenard Nimoy, Susaa Iamp-
shie
7 24 Temperatures Rising
9 Billy Graham Crusade
20 Brke's Law
30 56 Ameican Odyssey
50 Dragnet
8:30 7 24 Movie-"Divorce his/Divorce
hers," (1973) Elizabeth Taylor,
Richad Brtn
50 Merv Griffin
9:00 9 News-DOnWest
20 Thee is an Answe-Relgina
56 Intrneatioal Pea"-orance
9:30 9 Ascent of Man--Documentary
20 Seveni Baaded CbS
10:00 2 Hawaii Five-O
4 13 NBC Reoats-Special:
"American Communism Today"
7 24 Marcus Welby, M.D.
11PBilly tsaham Cesade
50 Pery Masse
56 Detroit Black Journal
10:30 9 Royal Visit-Special
11:00 2 4 7 11 13 24 News
9 CBC News-Lloyd Robertson
50 One Step Beyond
11:30 2 I Movie-"The Appointment"
(1969) Oma sharif,tAnok
Aimee
4 13 Johnny Carson
7 24 Jack Paa Tonite
20 New Diceeios
50 Movie-"Escape Me Never"
(1947)-
12:00 9Mvie-"Louisiana Purchase."
(1941) BabHo1,pe
1:00 4 7 13 News
1:30 2 Movie-"Charlie Chan at the
Olympics." (1937) Warner Oland
11 News
300 2 News
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WED. AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 P.M.
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"we'll take it from anybody.
We'll even take it from the Com-
mittee for the Re-election of the
President."
Center officials say it costs the
center about $12,000 each day to
televise the hearings live and to
tape them for rebroadcast at
night.
They say the coverage has pro-
duced a tremendous viewer res-
ponse - more than 70,000 letters,
most of them approving - but it
also has cut sharply into the cen-
ter's budget for its own program-
ming.
THEY SAY there's just enough
money in the till to continue the
coverage through June. After
that, they'll have to dip into
funds they otherwise would use
for series or special events pro-
grams next fall.
They say that money would
come from $800,000 the Corpor-
ation for Public Broadcasting has
promised the center for the fis-
cal year starting July 1, as well
as from $1.5 million they hope to
get from the Ford Foundation.
Karayn says that, without ad-
ditional funds, the center will
have to cancel one of four ser-
ies it has planned for next fall.
HIS ORGANIZATION produces
the coverage of the hearings for
the Public Broadcasting Service
but cannot seek public donations
for itself.
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Its videotape of each day's
hearings, complete with sum-
maries and support-your-local-
station appeals, is broadcast at
night over the "interconnection"
linking the 234 public television
stations served by PBS.
PBS officials say the evening
broadcasts are shown on an av-
erage of 90 percent of those sta-
tions. And scores of them use the
pauses in the center's hearing
coverage to ask viewers for do-
nations.
AS OF YESTERDAY, the res-
ponse - either by phone-in pled-
ges or contributions by mail -
had netted WNET here $45,000 in
cash since the May 17 start of
the hearings, according to station
officials.
At WPBT in Miami, officials
said pledges just through June 6
came to $51,905, with $23,417 of
it actually in hand and more ex-
pected. At San Francisco's KQ-
ED, viewers have pledged $60,-
891; station officials estimate the
actual cash take probably will
come to about $45,000.
PBS, which like the center says
viewer reaction to coverage of
the hearings has been excellent,
says it has no figures on how
much cash viewers have sent in
throughout the United States.
Karayn estimates it at $750,000.

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