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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1977
Page
6
A sprawling column mixes tax woes of Richard Nixon with political shifts and literary tidbits. It highlights Nixon’s $132,000 back taxes, Richardsons career moves, Erich Segal’s sequel plans, charity concert spendings, Sinatra’s benefit gigs, and publisher quirks. The piece closes with notes on Chord Irving, Las Vegas gambling plans, and Burt Reynolds managing his career with Susie Mengers.
The article notes presidents rarely take genuine holidays. It cites Hoover on a Florida Keys houseboat, FDR at Warm Springs, Eisenhower at Gettysburg, JFK at Hyannisport, LBJ traveling to Texas, Nixon at Key Biscayne, Ford in Vail, Carter at St Simons Island, and reflects on security, staff, and media creating a sham vacation.
Dallas producer Joe Camp recalls Benji's breakout success turning a $350000 budget into about $40 million in worldwide theaters and $16 million to Mulberry Square. He discusses marketing lessons, a new project For the Love of Benji, and the aim to improve future releases. The piece also notes Camp's past work and the Eagles antitrust suit against David Geffen and publishers.
James Michener, 79, discusses his four part PBS series Israel A Search for Faith, sharing that the frame focuses on the regions and their religions rather than himself. He notes travel, future work in Spain and the South Pacific, and his life at home in Pipersville, Pennsylvania.
George Burns and Jack Albertson, both award winners for The Sunshine Boys, team for CBS special The Comedy Show. Burns guest stars in MGM Television production. Albertson, famed Broadway aging comedian role, has links to a club revival and past Tony or Oscar accolades.
Angeles AP report says CS the first abhuty by Crosby Stills and Nash since 1970 will be released June 16. A spokesman for Alande Records notes Crosby Stills and Nash formed in 1969, cutting one album as a quartet with Neil Young joining for Deja Vu before the group disbanded.
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