The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, July 5, 1965 Page: 8 of 12
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Umpiring Pay TV Feud
Today's
TV Log
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from CATV, Ford laid, televi-
sion stations may ftnd their In-
comes rising with ihe hcln of
CATV, Between 1*57 and 15W.
Fard told tin tubeeremltte*.
tlHIV.IM'll
ty over CATV but grama, CATV, he isid, should
fullirale FCC In be forbidden to i
vet ligation of whether cable grama of any kind
television really doea any hnrm Urn* and weather service,
to local television station* CATV operatora shoukLbe re-
But Vincent T. WasUewskl, gulred by law to have the eon-
preeatrnt of the NAB, argued: aent of atalkma for toe use of
"The unrestrained sxpanskm their algnala. Waatlewakl Hid.
<i CATV could eaally lead to the Waallewakl and thc NAB
destruction of flee broednast- heartily endorsed the FCC < nu-
log. At IU- ultimate, the Issue tag that CATV systems must
could well be whether service carry local tolevWon stations
will be limited to program* ori- but alio muat not duplicate any
gtaated ta a handful of largo stations program* tor 14 dayi
tbuted by wire to before and after that station
WASHINGTON (API - The j permitted to expand without
battle lines have been clearly regulatory hobbles
drawn ta the growing war over CATV * critics contend It al-
that profitable but eontrovendsl U^dy hta grown
broadcasting phenortiataon, I |.n,|>m lion simc
Community Antenna Trlevialoi.. year* ago aa a sarvu-e designed
to bring television tu remote
communities where reception
was poor or nonexistent via in-
dividuals antennas
Today some CATV opinion
microwave relay system* to
n programs from 200 miles
and more CATV fran-
chise* have been granted or ap-
plied lor In such un-remote
comm unit lea as New York City,
Washington, Phlladelpbla,
and Los Angela.
FCC's authurl
demanded a
originate pro-
d — tadudtag
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MONDAY NIOWT
4 #0 <11 Gearhart News
News
all out of
It began 15
breadoarong Income
from 3150 million to $443.3 mil-
lion In toot lame prilod. only
IS new lelffVWon stations began
operator* Into originating their
CATV gystem* tripled, Ford
FOOD MARKET
The prtnrlpal*' The National
Association of Brandcaater* and
th* National Community Teleil-
sion Association
The umpire*: Th# Federal
Communications Commission
and Omgrtae
The issue: Federal regulation
of the burgeoning bualneas of
erecting gluit antennas to pick
from th« «lr programs of televi-
sion stations, then to feed them
Weather
1:14
Sports
New*
4:15
tfWNPlV PlflCl TO SHOP
||f
7100 NORTH MAIN
Wentwr
Kdltorial
eather
To TeU
said
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The FCC ruling that Catv sys-
tems "black out" program* tor
U days before and after theti
broadcast would Impoee unfair
burdens on th* cable ayitemi.
Ford said. And he added It
could serve to drive the CATV
operators Into origin*ti ngthelr
own programs.
Ford said the FOC should
decide m a
Iwum
4:30
&RYT0WN TEKflS
MM
uses them.
who can afford ta pay the
dtawakl said "CcntraM
I make it clear that CATV
supplementary method of
transmitting television pro-
of the Mr
Ford
andtaeNCTA
FCC'i ruling
Karan
_____ was bated
op biased and incomplete In-
formation.
Far from needing protection
ih.it the
I've Got a •*«•»
7:00
should
Man From UNCLE
No Time Fo- |M|lH
Summer Playhouse
Andy WIHame
Lucy Mow
Wendy and Me
Danny Thomae ’
Farmer * Daughter •
Ban Casey
Cleveland «
But while
by srire Into the homes of pay-
Is a
T:S»
the NAB sees It aa a
threat to "Ire* television," the
contend* not one local
television stalk* hag been
forced out of business c
versely affected by CATV.
me sohii rihcis
AH told, some 1.700 eommunl-
SPECIALS FOR JULY 6 AND 7
1:00
NCTA
tv antenna tele via km systems
cat
Frank Thomas Sits On Bags, Waits
in is slates The
ting I
cslim
& by ease oasis
y rule should
^ta the'fringe arsas of a
n s reception.
of controversy
between th* two opponents Is
the question of copyright The
Harris subcommittee la consid-
ering a bill that would require
CATV operators to |>ny for the
ueeaf it* pregrkntomejrwiy.
'he House group contin-
ued Its itudy of the CATV prob-
lem. the NAB'* tdevisionboard
proposed even greater FCC con-
trol over cable televlalon. CATV
la said, should be prohibited ta
communities where three televi-
sion stations are operating and
there is the
uHra high
being establl
End sdv for sms sun July 4
• easr v'V*
1 4 mU^ton homes, or
they serve
r I milium
1:30
FRESH
i
T»»* FOC ta April acted to pro-
tect loeal television station,
trom competition by CATV. It
lentatlvely aaaerted Juriadtotk*
over *U CATV eyitetna - too**
using cable* enlyjto MM as
those uatag the FOC guarded
airwave* with their microwave
1:00
Although neither Manager
Gen* Maueh nor General Man-
ager John Quinn would aay so.
svv* «—• *•» - >« atst sm pas
£ fwftwa* mm
^mt.'ZSSU,IJS1®***-
League teem can use * veteran
ptach-hitter and utlUty mflektar-
Keoaa. — nan * gw spi
national viewing-*udto«C*.
PHILADELPHIA
Frank Thomaa discovered an
old axiom of Ilf* this July 4th
(Aft . -
Alfred Hitchcock
Another are*
c
The NAB. rapneentiM
vrntional, on-the-sin radio
television stations. *e*e CA
ta a threat to what It calls "free
television." It Insists tont the
FCC play a Mna^MWlatW
The NCTA and «* interests
contend their servieo Is an ally
*f broadcasting and should be
10:04
weekend — It'S not always what
News
I
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Weather
10 1C
MtriMn
10 13
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But whll* Indicating planajo
da* retaliatory authority
CATV, the FOC asked Con-
'■ tf&ssrsa
and Weather
Bai
ier
Sport*
Johnny arson
Naked City
aaii
Ight Movie
Whll*
Allen, the 19M National
rookie of the year I*
the league wltn a .33C
e. Thomas has billed
re* times since June IS.
Quinn sold he had been trying
to deal Thomas since early tail
month. Ha said he know* posi-
tively there la one team which
will claim the husky utility
man. "In any event, we won t
keep him," toe GM said.
League
leading
’0 20
i0-:«0
outfielder.
The 50-year-old Thomas and
25-vesr-old Richie Allen, toe
Philadelphia Phillies’ AlkB|
third baseman, traded blows
Saturday night during pregame
batttagpraetice. Allen Mt team-
mate Thomas In the chest with
his fist Thoma* whacked A'ten
on hi* shoulder with a bat
live
extent of
11 50
Men's Tailormad* Suits
hearings hav* been under way|
In the House Oommunlcauoas
subcommittee heeded by Rep.
Onr Hurls. D-Ark.
The NCTA and Ito president,
former FOC Commissioner
Frederick W. Ford, not only
urged, Opngrtss to dilute the
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 241, Ed. 1 Monday, July 5, 1965, newspaper, July 5, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145381/m1/8/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.