Sticks and Bones TV dispute delays airing of works
CBS postponed the Martin Mollywood adaptation of Sticks and Bones amid producer Joseph Papp criticism labeling the move as prior censorship. Papp says he would seek other outlets or partnerships if CBS cannot air the production. ABC talks of future projects.
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Polential Productions
Craw Named Acting Peace Corps Chief
Nicolas Craw has been named acting associate director for international operations of ACTION the federal volunteerism agency. Craw previously led ACTIONs office of citizen participation and served with VISTA and Project HOPE, positioning him to guide Peace Corps operations pending a presidential nomination for a permanent director.
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API
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Arcunue
Donald Hess
Plavemtont
VISTA
Peato Corps
Project Hope
Wivate International
Otuartalian
Fragmented TV Listings and Weather Notes
A scrambled sheet shows television listings for Cedar Rapids Waterloo Ottumwa Rock Island and other markets mixed with weather terms. The garbled text references stations and call letters and weather terms without coherent scheduling details.
Senate Slashes Foreign Aid Bill Amid Debate
The Senate committee cut $70 million from a Nixon administration foreign aid request, approving a $1.483 billion bill. The measure bans U S funding for foreign military operations in Southeast Asia and focuses aid on low income countries with per capita incomes under $375 a year, funding small projects over large constructions.
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Thailand
Cambodia
George McGovern
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Gale
World Bank
Time Says GOP Funds May Have Paid for Estate
NEW YORK based Time magazine reports Senate investigators probe a $1.0 million 1963 Nixon campaign slush fund allegedly used for buying part of Richard Nixon’s San Clemente estate. The piece notes Kalmbach denies campaign money funded the estate and mentions possible public institute records and White House connections.
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San Clemente
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Wixan
Kalmbach
Kalinbach
White House
John Bean
Richard Nixon
POW Gets Probation On 2 Traffic Counts
Former prisoner of war Juan Astarga pled guilty to speeding and unsafe lane driving after an April 12 incident on a local roadway. He received one year probation as part of the plea.
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Hupert Humphray
D Mini
Obehileel
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Nexport Development Credit Fund
Americas
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D-Ark
Mike Mansfield
Mauné
Sea Trank Church
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Fulbright
Humphrey
Bill
Pow
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UPI
Juan Astarga
Hell
Marth Vietam
Hae
Army Specialint
New York Hosts Nation’s Largest Art Collection
New York unveils the nation’s largest public art collection housed in a single city venue. The display features works spanning multiple eras and attracts travelers and scholars statewide. Local officials highlight cultural and educational benefits of the collection.
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New York
UPL
Hoetrapelitan Sausewin
UAW Opens Wage Talks With Auto Makers
UAW begins negotiations with Cunera Maine's management two months before current contract ends. Stakes center on wage levels and benefits as GM and Chrysler face a potential strike. union seeks voluntary overtime dental insurance and full pension after 30 years, while companies resist individual overtime decisions.
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United Auto Workers
Cunera Maine
General Motors
Lord
Chrysler
Peach
Aule
Small group of workers threatens plant shutdown over rigged pay
A limited group of employees warns they may cause a plant shutdown to protest alleged rigging of pay and conditions. Management says talks continue to avert action and restore normal operations.
Kennedy Leads In Poll Of Demos For President
In Pringeton New Jersey the Jules Gallus Poll shows Sen Kennedy of Massachusetts as the leading choice of Democrats for their 1970 presidential nomination. Gov George Wallace of Alabama trails at 11 percent with others like Agnew and Connally polling lower. Muskie leads among 1968 choices with five percent, Humphrey and McGovern each at eight percent.
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George GC. Wallage
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Maine
Avert Humphrey
Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
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