Cover of The New York Times Magazine from September 7, 1975, titled 'The fight for $60,000 a half minute', featuring colorful illustrations depicting various themes of television advertising and prime-time battles.
Table of contents from The New York Times Magazine, September 7, 1975, listing articles including 'Cover: The fight for $60,000 a half minute' and contributions from writers like Russell Baker and Victor S. Navasky.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine from September 7, 1975, showcasing a classic appeal to literature and book offers.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine from September 7, 1975, titled 'The fight for $60,000 a half minute', featuring colorful illustrations depicting various themes of television advertising and prime-time battles.Table of contents from The New York Times Magazine, September 7, 1975, listing articles including 'Cover: The fight for $60,000 a half minute' and contributions from writers like Russell Baker and Victor S. Navasky.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine from September 7, 1975, showcasing a classic appeal to literature and book offers.

The New York Times Magazine September 7, 1975 TV Advertising $60,000 Cover VG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Cover
    Challengers and the challenged in the battle for prime-time TV audiences in the coming fall season. Balancing the program lineup calls for a touch as delicate as that of a safecracker’s sandpapered fingertips—because what’s at stake, after all, is money, money, money. Page 14.
    Illustrated by Seymour Chwast

  • 6 Sunday Observer
    Richly deserved
    Russell Baker

  • 13 The Attorney General as scholar, not enforcer
    “If he were Moses, the Ten Commandments would have three exceptions and a saving clause.”
    Victor S. Navasky

  • 14 The fight for $60,000 a half minute
    How NBC decided what millions will—and won’t—see on their TV screens this fall
    Jeff Greenfield

  • 16 Escaping the domino trap
    After the debacle in Vietnam, where do we draw the line in Asia? Or do we draw any line at all?
    Richard Holbrooke

  • 18 The Catfish enigma
    How could someone who looks like a puffball pitcher become the highest-paid player in baseball history?
    J. Anthony Lukas

  • 42 The jailer as seen by his ex-prisoner
    It is not enough to dismiss Amin as a buffoon or murderer. He is an African reality. He has realized an African dream—creation of a truly black African state.
    Denis Hills

  • 70 Fashion
    Back to the shawl

  • 79 Food
    Delectably Greek
    Craig Claiborne with Pierre Franey

  • 80 Design
    A touch of the poet
    Robin Brantley

  • 101 Puzzles
    Last week’s answers, Page 108

  • 102 Letters
    On TV reruns, language lapses, pipeline casualties and A-bomb controversies.

  • 111 Endpaper
    The murmurs of Earth
    Carl Sagan

  • Picture credits, Page 110

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