Schlesinger and Gilliatt Feud Over Sunday Screenplay Credit
In a heated dispute director John Schlesinger claims Penelope Gilliatt stole credit for Sunday Bloody Sunday. He vows to publish his own version to prove the differences and regain recognition. The New Yorker critic is praised for the screenplay but Schlesinger demands shared writing credit.
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Nicotine Cure Hints From Glasgow Oat Prep Faces Test
Readers ask about nicotine addiction cures and Nixon’s trips. A Scottish doctor reports an oat based alcoholic preparation that may curb cigarette craving though still in trial. Twiggy moves toward film with Justin de Villeneuve, while Ralph Nader’s address is shared for correspondence.
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Return of Stockbridge Munsee land stalls in Congress
The Stockbridge Munsee land in Shawano County Minnesota 13077 acres remains stalled in Congress as Interior Committee delays action. Senate support exists with Proxmire and Nelson backing return while Allott faces blame from Indian lobbyists.
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Jimmy the Greek picks Nixon as 7 to 5 favorite
Las Vegas oddsmaker James Schneider known as Jimmy the Greek says President Nixon is a 7 to 5 favorite for re election. He also puts Senator Muskie at about 1 to 2 to 3 to 5 for the Democratic nomination in 1972. He lists Senators HHH, Henry M Jackson as top contenders with Muskie. The note adds a first sound film The Jazz Singer released in 1928.
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