Isadora Duncan biography on NET Playhouse delves into glamour and tragedy
Television critic recounts the NET Playhouse portrait of Isadora Duncan. Vivian Pickles portrays the dancer from idealistic youth to a scandal strewn later life. The program shows her Russia exile, a disastrous US tour, and a notorious Riviera death in 1927.
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Changes in cast shake up network series lineup
Offseason reshuffling of several series continues. Mission Impossible drops two regulars Leonard Nimoy leaves for film roles and Lesley Ann Warren departs. Lynda Day is slated as next year's new female team member replacing Doris Day who will introduce a new boss John Dehner. McLean Stevenson exits to other projects.
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Rock Hudson to star in NBC mystery comedy McMillan and Wife
Rock Hudson debuts as a regular TV star in NBCs new mystery comedy McMillan and Wife. The World Premiere movie filmed in San Francisco will air under Mystery Movie, alternating Wednesdays with Columbo and McCloud in color. Hudson plays San Francisco police commissioner Stewart McMillan. Columbo features Peter Falk as Lt Columbo, and McCloud stars Dennis Weaver as a New Mexico man teamed with NYC police.
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Partridge Family and Listings TV Pre-Game Teaser
Listing snippets show TV channels WOC TV Davenport WEBT La Crosse KROCATV Rochester WHO TV Des Moines KDUB Dubuque and a 7:00 to 7:30 time window. The fragment hints at a Partridge Family program lineup and associated listings for local stations.
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Convict 2 on Mine Union Fund Counts
A federal jury convicted Michael Budzanoski and John Seddon of conspiracy and falsification in a Pittsburgh based United Mine Workers district case. They allegedly diverted about 8,500 in union funds in 1969 to support Boyle's reelection campaign. Witnesses testified Budzanoski received 10,000 from Boyle for the bid in February 1969. Boyle defeated Yablonski in the ensuing race.
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Tony” Boyle
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Deed Transfers Federal Land to Clinton Agency for Rehab
Washington reports the deed for 3.49 acres and three buildings at Veterans domicile is mailed to Skyline Center in Clinton. The transfer, under a 400 percent public benefit provision, involves no payment. Original cost was $979,154 with an estimated current value of $970,000.
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O Brien Attacks Nixon Plan For Farmers Politics
Washington AP Lawrence OBrien Democratic chairman denounces President Nixon new aid plan as political hocus pocus aimed at farmers. He accuses a 100000 agriculture fund of being used for a White House mini county fair and says none of the funds would raise farm parity prices. He notes a 400 million program pledging loans and export boosts while farm prices stay low.
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Hotel Blaze at Caesars Palace In Las Vegas
A fire in Caesars Palace poolside wing hospitalizes nine and causes hundreds of thousands in damage. Despite smoke reaching the casino area, patrons kept gambling as ambulances removed the injured. The blaze follows a recent International hotel fire on the Strip with several people hurt.
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U S Destroyers and Soviet Tug Collide
The U S Navy reports the destroyer Hanson collided with the Soviet tug Diomid in the Korea Strait about 90 miles from the Japanese coast. No crew injuries, minor damage to both vessels, Hanson with a six foot dent on the starboard bow. Hanson home port San Diego, portion of routine operations in international waters near Sasebo, Japan.
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Fourteen Youths Charge Unlawful Assembly in Manchester
Fourteen youths from Delaware County pled not guilty before Justice of Peace Walter Seltier in Manchester on the unlawful assembly charge tied to an April incident at Ryan Field in 1941. Names include Gary Duggan Phil Zelser John Grissom Jim Firestine Loras Rineker Jin Flanagan Dennis Coleman James Duggan Rob ert Koch Thomas Koch Paul Woods Joe McNamara Carl Steffen and one minor. Steve Dolan to be arraigned Friday. Trial date not set. more arraignments expected.
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White House denies Viet exit report
Washington AP report says a South Vietnam sourced claim fixed a November 1972 date for U.S. withdrawal. Press secretary Ziegler dismisses it as uninformed, noting Nixon intends troop reductions to 184,000 by December 1 with a further decision by November 14. State Dept cautions only Nixon knows November levels. projections show 56,000 by then.
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Michigan Power Turkeys End Free Holiday Gift
In Three Rivers Michigan Power Co ended its 25 year old practice of giving free Christmas turkeys to 250 employees. The Allied and Technical Workers union accused bad faith bargaining and abandonment of past practices. A National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled the company may discontinue the program. The article also mentions a TV schedule plug for WITNESS NEWS at 6 PM with Harper, Winston and Brooks.
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Customs Crackdown on Narcotics in Military Mail Declared
Customs Commissioner Myles Ambrose announced a intensified inspection of U S military mail to curb high grade heroin and narcotics flowing through Southeast Asia routes. The move follows a House panel report urging maximum effort against illegal shipments via soldiers stationed overseas. Sales figures show April auto market shifts with U S made cars dropping share to 64 percent while foreign imports rise. GM and Chrysler report higher domestic output compared with 1970.
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Iowa Senate Defeats Regional Jail Plan Again
The Iowa senate rejected permanently a bill to create a system of 11 regional jails with the first three to be built in Council Bluffs, Dubuque and Des Moines. The vote was 24 to 20 against reconsidering the measure after its defeat last month.
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UNI Director Dies After Cardiac Collapse in Cedar Falls
Milo Lawton 55 director of alumni affairs at the University of Northern Iowa and representative to the Iowa legislature died Thursday of an apparent heart attack. He collapsed in his office and was pronounced dead at Sartori Hospital. He is survived by his wife Charlotte and a daughter.
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