Van Dyke opens up about alcoholism in TV movie role
Dick Van Dyke, promoting The Morning After, reveals he has been an alcoholic for years and stopped drinking last August. He discusses his past drinking, its impact on work, and the ongoing nature of recovery as he portrays a public relations executive whose alcoholism harms his marriage and career.
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Israel aid approved by House as Vietnam Laos funds cut
The House approved 362 to 64 a $2.2 billion emergency military package for Israel to rebuild forces after the latest Middle East war. Meanwhile the Senate Appropriations Committee set a $650 million ceiling on military aid to South Vietnam and Laos, down from the initial request amid cease fire accords. The report also notes Nixon shifting radiation standard setting from EPA to the AEC, Skylab 3 sun study, rail overhaul plan United Rail, and hearings on William Saxbe’s nomination as attorney general.
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Israel Threatens Boycott Over Syria Prisoner List at Peace Conference
Dayan warned Israel would boycott next week's Arab-Israeli peace conference if Syria attends and fails to produce a list of Israeli prisoners from the October war. King Hussein warned of acute danger of renewed fighting as Syria and Israel clashed in the Golan Heights and Suez sectors. Syrian agency reported Israeli ships breaking an Arab blockade at Bab al Mandab under U.S. protection.
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West Germany and Czechoslovakia resume ties in Prague
West Germany and Czechoslovakia established diplomatic relations in Prague on Tuesday. The move comes about 35 years after Nazi forces annexed the Sudetenland, severing prewar ties. Premier Lubomir Strougal and Chancellor Willy Brandt signed a treaty, the first West German leader to visit Czech soil, with ambassadors to follow.
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Army drug crackdown in Europe sacks over two thousand
In Heidelberg West Germany the US Army in Europe reports more than 2000 soldiers expelled this year in a crackdown on drug and alcohol abuse. Command spokesmen say the measures cut drug abuse among troops while other officials warn of a hepatitis epidemic in the area, signaling potentially higher drug abuse levels.
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Perez vows oil leverage to push better terms from US
Caracas activist Carlos Andres Perez, claiming a solid victory in Venezuela's presidential race, says he will use the nation's oil as a tool to press for better economic terms from the United States and other industrialized nations. He rules out an embargo and pledges not to foster anti US sentiment.
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