26 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1976
Page
1
Mason Denison chronicles a lethargic 1976 Pennsylvania General Assembly as lawmakers resume after a recess in a re election year. Dem leaders fear absences may hinder Shapp Administration bills amid tax and school code reform debates.
A fragmented reminiscence details Jim Bishop chasing fame with Ronald Colman in a bewitching Broadway era. He recalls signing a seven year contract, moving to Be very Hills, mailing a fan photo, and facing silent moguls who deter his ambitions. He describes failed jobs, an usher post at Paramount, a wing collar uniform, and a cold reception after Lost Horizon.
Daily publication from Penna. with postage paid at the to digns. Published daily except Sunday and legal holidays.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports CIA trimmed local police aid after criticism. Assets included Buck Rogers devices to detect weapons, translators for witness questioning, while some gear remains in use. The piece also covers Butz resisting a $300000 bicentennial expense, Abplanalp’s real estate dealings near Nixon, astronaut parties, Reagan staffers' pay, and an apology to Rep. Bauman over Reagan travel expenses.
A party with ex Mayor John Lindsay promotes his book on extramarital affairs as a lens on political scandal. The piece links JFK mistress ties to Giancana and Chicago mob influence, notes Britain’s Profumo episode, and questions a possible coverup across Washington Hollywood and labor circles.
ART BUCHWALD notes Washington eyebrows over Marion Javits role with Iran National Airlines while her husband Senator Jack Javits sits on the Foreign Reactions Committee. The piece blends satire on conflicts of interest with a staged dinner scene of caviar, Shah portraits, Persian dishes, travel perks, and a cheeky exchange about earnings and disclosures.
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