Simon's Trouble with People delivers sharp humor on NBC
Hollywood reports Neil Simon writes NBC Sunday hour The Trouble with People a five sketch comedy showing human foibles fear love and red tape Its cast includes James Coco George C Scott Renee Taylor Joseph Campanella Gene Wilder Alan Arkin Valerie Harper and Bea Arthur The piece notes Simon's edge clear through witty observational humor and Kafkaesque perspective on modern life
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Pentagon plans civilian cuts after election amid Vietnam pullout
Washington AP reports the Pentagon will announce base closings and civilian defense layoffs after Congress returns, part of Nixon budget cuts. Army plans merge First and Third Armies, with potential trenching of helicopter bases. two naval shipyards may close. Nixon says civilian workers are hindering efficiency and a government wide cut may follow.
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Misleading Claims on Hemorrhoid Treatments and Infections
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Club May Signal Loophole in Law
Washington AP A Republican committee that channeled 100000 into President Nixon's re election campaign says it need not disclose sources of its funds though new law requires all over 100 contributors to be listed GAO auditors warn the executive club of the Republican party of New Jersey could set a loophole if upheld in court They say dues from members are not contributions Auditors plan to press for disclosure and may audit and refer findings to the justice department if needed
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Von Braun Denounces UFOs as Hallucination
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Processing to Delay POW Rejoining with Families
CHICAGO AP American prisoners of war would not be reunited with families for days or weeks after release in Vietnam under a Pentagon plan. Dr Richard Wilbur, assistant secretary of defense for health and environment, said processing could last two weeks overseas and three to four days stateside. The Operation Egress Recap program aims to medically examine treat and brief POWs before family reunion. Centers are set up in the Philippines Guam and Okinawa with overseas processing for Asia releases and Europe postings as needed.
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Bow, Republican Congressman Frank Bow Dies at 71
Rep. Frank T. Bow of Ohio, a conservationist GOP figure and former ambassador candidate, died in Bethesda Naval Hospital after years of health issues. Bow, elected to the 82nd Congress in 1950, had planned retirement and was to be succeeded by Ralph Regula.
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