Celebrities Admit Alcoholism to Fight Stigma
Dick Van Dyke and 51 other prominent figures including Edwin E. Aldrin Garry Moore Wilbur Mills and Marty Mann spoke at a news conference to acknowledge their alcoholism. They described drinking triggers recovery and the goal of removing stigma, noting many had hidden their alcoholism and stressing there is no shame in seeking help. The gathering included entertainers athletes politicians clergy journalists and military figures with speakers sharing personal recovery stories and urging public acceptance.
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Dick van Dyke
Edwin E. Aldrin
Garry Moore
Wilbur D. Mills
van Dyke
Moore
Britain
House of Lords
Marty Mann
The
National Council of Alcoholism
Buzz” Aldrin
Moon
Litter at Sea of Galilee after Independence Day visitors
The Sea of Galilee shores remained strewn with some 40 tons of garbage three days after Israel’s Independence Day celebrations. Broken bottles and plastics clutter the biblical site where Jesus preached and performed miracles. Despite efforts, workers faced debris from about 30 000 holiday visitors. Maariv reported vandals cut up about 20 picnic tables, tore saplings, and ripped fences for firewood and barbecue posts.
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Sea of Galilee
Jesus
Maariv
Mills Thought He Had Tumor Disease From Alcohol Abuse
Rep. Wilbur Mills recalls he believed he had a brain tumor during his alcoholism crisis sparked by the 1974 Tidal Basin episode with stripper Fanne Foxe. He says the tumor fear was a costly misread of alcohol-related blackouts and notes no contact with Foxe since June 1975.
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas Democrat
House
Ways and Means Committee
Tidal Basin
Fanne Foxe
Mills
Miss Foxe
Refunds for Bottles and Bottle Tax Law Clarification
A reader asks about tax on bottle deposits and a state law exemption. A columnist confirms beverage container deposits are exempt from sales tax, effective since July last year, and cites the statute. A separate note provides Dorothy Hamill contact options via Riverside Connecticut or the U S Olympic Committee. Another reader seeks help about a creek near Chatham and Guyer Street. city and church responses discuss prior attempts to address cleaning and recent partial clearing.
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General Assembly
Chatham
Guyer Street
Delk Drive
Haley Sharpe
Public Works Department
Sharpe
Door Slams Kill Doctor in Marseille Incident
In Marseille, Emile Herve, 49, died of a heart attack after placing a loaded pistol by the sink. While Dr. Joseph Cambacedes, 65, prepared a routine examination, a door slam caused the pistol to discharge, killing Cambacedes instantly.
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France
Emile Herve
Joseph Cambacedes
Cambacedes
Herve
Ford warns rivals as enemies watch campaigns
President Ford says foreign policy should not be demagogued as enemies watch the election race while honoring Truman with a statue and wreath. He notes Reagan's attacks but provides no direct clash, as Carter and Udall rival for delegates and vice presidential talks unfold ahead of primaries in Nebraska, Missouri, and Michigan.
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Ford
America
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Reagan
Truman
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Nebraska
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West
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
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Carter
New York
California
Edmund G Brown Jr
Washington
Maryland
Morris Udall
Dariz
Michigan
Debunking the myth that women are more emotional
Chicago AP reports psychologist Dr Paul Cameron of St Marys College of Maryland says a survey of 3205 people ages 10 to 87 shows men and women feel pleasant emotions as often as unpleasant ones. The study interviewed residents in 12 locations across the country and found both sexes view females as more emotional and display emotions more readily, though men may be as sensitive.
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Maryland
Midwestern Psychological Association
Paul Cameron
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Los Angeles
Boulder
Calo
Palm Beach
Fla
West Virginia
Cameron
Copy Editor With FBI Tie Hiding
Jacque Srouji, fired as a newspaper copy editor over FBI ties, telephoned her husband but would not reveal her location. Publisher John Seigenthaler said she was dismissed after information about past and recent FBI communications surfaced. De Lorenzo said Srouji wants a few days seclusion with children as he notes she remains upset and uncontactable. The report notes an FBI official mentioned a special relationship with the bureau.
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Nashville
The
Nashville Tennessean
Srouji
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dominic de Lorenzo
Aurora Publishing Co
DeLorenzo
deLorenzio
Washington
House
FBI
Lawrence J Olson
Oklahoma City
Subcommittee
Bureau
Olson
Nashville Banner
National Public Radio
Jack Anderson
Not So Jolly Study Blows Fat Man Image
MIAMI REACH Fla AP The American Academy of Psychoanalysis reports the common image of the fat man is inaccurate. The study of 147 people, 84 obese, shows the overweight often feels low in spirits and self loathing rather than just physical excess. Weight loss through psychoanalysis was limited. few patients shed meaningful pounds, unlike dieting programs. Colleen Rand notes 70 percent of obese patients view themselves as unattractive versus 18 percent of slimmer peers.
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Miame Reach
Fla
American Academy of
Albert Stankard
Stanford University
Stankard
Colleen Rand
Kilpatrick Becomes Regular Contributor to The Enterprise
James J. Kilpatrick, a leading national columnist, will join The Enterprise editorial pages as a regular contributor starting tomorrow. The Oklahoma native rose from reporter to Washington commentator, writing a widely read political column titled A Conservative View.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Nation
Enterprise
Kilpatrick
Richmond News- Leader
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