Alan Alda Pursues Creativity Beyond M A S H
Hollywood star Alan Alda blends acting with writing directing and producing He lives in New Jersey with wife Arlene and their three daughters to keep roots and family life steady He shoots M A S H while developing a CBS series We ll Get By and a pilot Hickey vs Anybody He prefers simple roots and a balanced life and plans to write a movie someday with potential biographical material.
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Robert Alda
CBS
Hickey Vs
Anybody
Jack Weston
Hickey
Hollywood
New Jersey City
Arlene
Alda
Beatrice
Church links CIA to murder plots in Senate probe
Senator Frank Church chairing the Senate Select Committee on the CIA says evidence implicates the agency in murder plots. He criticizes Rockefeller Commission statements that CIA misdeeds were minor and says murder plots are not minor. Church cites remarks by Rockefeller and Dillon as attempting absolution.
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UPI
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Select
Central Intelligence Agency
Church
Nelson A. Rockefeller
CIA
Tee
Rockefeller Commission
Ford’s Spain Visit Reveals Frictions with Franco Regime
President Ford’s Madrid stopover highlights Spain’s ailing Franco regime and Western hesitation. He seeks renewal of the 1953 pact linking U S aid and bases, while Spain presses for more economic aid and a defense treaty. Franco, 82, governs with strong control as unrest grows, with Juan Carlos seen as future reformer but delayed entry to Europe.
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Ford
Spain
Brussels
NATO
Francisco Franco
West Germany
Madrid
Carlos Arias Navarro
United States
Rota
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Franco
Spanish
Sahara
Juan Carlos
Reform
Mayaguez rescue boosts Ford with conservatives
Ford gains conservative support after ordering the Mayaguez rescue, boosting his political stature amid mixed views on Nixon pardon amnesty and the tax cut. Advisers consider open vice presidential fight to sideline Nelson Rockefeller as a possible path.
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Mayaguez
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Vietnam
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Melvin Laird
Laird
EPA pesticide abuse hotline draws congressional criticism
House Agriculture Committee members including Rep. Steven Symms and Rep. Peter Peyser assailed the EPA free toll line for reporting pesticide misuse. EPA launched the service May 16 to collect anonymous tips, citing farm worker injuries and wildlife harm, but Farm Bureau challenges and concerns about anonymous accusations followed.
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UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Capitol Hill
Steven D. Symms
Idaho
EPA
Symms
Peter A. Peyser
Rn.y
Nazi Germany
Peyser
Cides
American Farm Bureau Federation
Robert Baum
House Agriculture Committee
Tax rebates bring 385 million to Illinois
Federal income tax rebates have channeled about 385 million into the Illinois economy through May 31. IRS state director Charles F. Miriani says 2,957,372 checks have been sent, with 60 to 62 million more on the way, and that 289 million goes to Chicago area taxpayers while 96 million goes to downstate residents.
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UPI
Illinois
Internal Revenue Service
Charles F. Miriani
IRS
Miriani
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