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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1973

Page

2

Van Dyke Portrays Alcoholic Downfall in TV Movie The Morning After

Dick Van Dyke discusses his role as an alcoholic executive in the ABC Movie of the Week The Morning After He says he stopped drinking in 1972 and notes alcoholics cannot be cured and the role served as a catharsis He hopes youths see the film and confront drinking issues with realism

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Man Reflects On Drinking Impact On Family

Van Dyke recounts that drinking affected his home life, noting he drank after the kids were asleep until his wife grew tired of it. He checked into an Arizona hospital after quitting drinking, calling it an educational place to learn what alcohol does to a person.

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More specific food label warning urged

Washington lawmakers pressed for clearer ingredient labels on foods after a 10 year old Massachusetts boy died from peanut butter in ice cream. Representative Rosenthal urged the FDA to require a warning and complete ingredient disclosure, noting pet foods already list all ingredients and percentages.

Washington UPI Benjamin&. Rosenthal D-N.y Massachusetts Rosenthal Food and Drug Administration

Argentina guerillas demand $10 million in aid for hostage

The leftist El Mundo reports guerrillas threaten to release U S oil executive Victor Samuelson if $10 million in supplies to the needy is not provided. Samuelson, 36, was kidnapped last Thursday at the Campana refinery where he served as general manager. The Peoples Revolutionary Army previously forced Ford to donate $1 million in vehicles and aid after threats and injury to a Ford executive.

Buenos Aires Argentina el Mundo United States Victor Samuelson Esso Samuelson Cleveland Campana Peoples Revolutionary Army Ford Motor Co Ford

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