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Politicians
Support
Debate
Broadcasts
OTTAWA
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Would
Par
Hament
make
a
worthwhile
tele
vision
production
There
were
some
exceptions
but
the
general
consensus
of
MPs
Wednesday
was
that
Par
liament
should
be
televised
We
must
consider
ways
and
means
of
entering
into
a
com
plete
dialogue
so
that
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people
of
Canada
know
what
is
going
on
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W
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the
Conservative
House
leader
who
introduced
the
motion
which
called
only
for
considera
consideration
¬
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of
the
subject
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our
mass
media
we
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too
often
only
an
abridged
distorted
and
frenuent
ly
illusory
version
of
the
pro
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o
this
chamber
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Mr
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MP
for
Peace
River
won
warm
support
for
his
proposal
from
most
speakers
many
were
quick
to
point
to
several
potential
prob
lems
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of
these
were
Who
would
decide
what
went
on
the
air
Would
television
networks
bep
r
o
t
e
c
t
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d
as
MPs
are
within
the
chamber
from
libel
actions
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about
the
heat
of
television
lights
the
clutter
of
wires
How
could
be
telecasts
ensure
a
representative
view
Would
the
party
in
power
suffer
because
of
the
more
frequent
opposition
speeches
And
there
was
an
occasional
outright
objection
I
certainly
did
not
come
here
to
make
like
an
Ed
Sullivan
or
end
up
as
a
national
exhibit
of
some
kind
said
Ambrose
II
Peddle
PC
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BayLabra
dor
With
committees
takin
over
much
of
the
workload
he
said
parliament
has
been
fragment
ed
and
now
the
suggestion
is
mat
we
televise
this
fraementa
tlon
that
we
televise
what
is
left
of
this
Parliament
David
Lewis
NDP
Vork
South
joined
Conservative
Leader
Robert
Stanfield
in
snv
ing
the
present
practice
of
MPs
being
interviewed
briefly
in
an
adjoining
hall
is
unsatisfactory
tvery
aay
we
are
chased
out
to
the
rotunda
bv
represent
atlves
of
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and
television
networks
and
asked
to
say
something
In
30
or
45
seconds
which
Is
then
edited
to
15
or
20
seconds
Mr
Stanfield
said
that
the
way
radio
and
television
now
are
being
used
Is
downgrading
Parliament
If
this
continues
he
said
It
will
kill
Parliament
as
an
effec
tive
deliberative
institution
in
this
country
He
said
radio
and
television
might
improve
the
public
under
standing
of
the
political
process
and
Us
Institutions
While
It
was
a
matter
to
be
approached
with
considerable
care
ltwasur
gent
that
some
solution
be
found
Privy
Council
President
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Macdonald
said
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of
the
Commons
would
have
to
be
coupled
with
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of
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THE
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17
BEYOND
BROADWAY
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Seeks
Fulfilment
NEW
YORK
AP
-
In
ho
beginning
thers
was
Broadwav
Then
Off
Broadway
Followed
by
OffOffBroadway
Seeking
anomer
sort
of
creative
fulfil
ment
are
the
activists
of
Be
yond
Broadway
Were
theatre
outside
the
theatre
defines
one
adherent
We
are
looking
for
an
audience
that
couldnt
care
less
nhrmf
conventional
drama
forms
and
might
be
suspicious
If
you
hand
ed
out
tickets
to
a
regular
show
Professional
The
quest
Is
led
mostly
by
young
professional
actors
of
antiEstablishment
leanings
Paltry
budgets
are
funded
by
allotments
from
the
New
York
State
Council
on
the
Arts
prl
vate
foundations
donations
caagea
irom
mends
Possible
sites
for
perform
ances
schools
parks
and
slum
streets
are
visited
and
also
such
Improbable
locales
as
el
gant
art
museums
prisons
and
narcotics
renaointation
centres
In
a
tension
area
well
do
a
scene
about
some
local
prob
lem
says
Arnold
Mi
ttle
man
of
Free
Theatre
gradually
draw
the
audience
into
involvement
and
try
to
make
them
see
how
airing
the
matter
can
help
find
a
possible
solution
Free
Theatre
headed
by
Mit
tleman
and
Steven
Wangh
de
developed
¬
veloped
last
year
following
the
assassination
of
Dr
Martin
Lu
ther
King
Jr
among
some
New
York
University
seniors
who
de-
Return
of
the
MOCK
DUCK
CIVIC
CENTRE
APRIL
12th
830
to
12
pm
termined
to
do
something
about
DiacK
wmte
contact
Working
before
groups
of
about
100
at
first
in
city
parks
and
recently
at
neighborhood
centres
the
Improvising
unit
of
nau
a
dozen
performers
has
been
seen
by
about
10000
peo
Die
Captive
Theatre
Theatre
for
the
Forgotten
in
contrast
has
been
seen
by
30
000
in
two
years
but
as
founder
Akila
Couloumbis
says
We
have
the
only
captive
theatre
audience
In
the
world
Started
as
an
experiment
with
the
wary
consent
of
the
city
cor
correction
¬
rection
denartment
the
trout
puts
on
standard
works
which
it
feels
have
relevance
for
the
mo
tlej
assortment
of
societys
de
linquents
unaer
sentence
or
sur
surveillance
¬
veillance
in
prisons
reformato
ries
and
addiction
control
facili
facilities
¬
ties
What
makes
us
keep
going
back
is
the
immense
enthu
siasm
of
the
Inmates
says
Couloumbis
Ninetyseven
per
cent
of
them
had
never
before
seen
a
theatre
performance
One
of
Forgottens
perform-
ers
Marketa
Kimbrell
is
co
di
rector
of
the
City
Street
Theatre
Ensemble
We
sat
in
those
horrible
dressing
rooms
and
figured
there
were
a
lot
of
people
out
side
who
wouldnt
come
in
if
you
gave
them
tickets
because
theatre
had
nothing
to
say
to
them
whatsoever
she
says
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