Navy wants Rickover replaced in push to retire nuclear veteran
Navy Secretary John Lehman proposes ending Adm. Hyman G. Rickover’s long career as deputy commander for nuclear propulsion amid questions of extending his tenure beyond age 81. President Reagan would decide on any extension, while lawmakers caution against abrupt removal. Rickover, 81, has led U.S. nuclear propulsion efforts for decades, winning broad Capitol Hill backing but facing renewed calls for transition.
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Tom Snyder to Leave Tomorrow Show as NBC Shifts Slot
NBC announced Tom Snyder will exit Tomorrow Coast-to-Coast on Jan. 28. The program moves from 12:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. to make room for The David Letterman Show at 12:30, debuting Feb. 2 after The Tonight Show.
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Connie Francis to Sing Again at Westbury Music Fair
Connie Francis plans a comeback concert at the Westbury Music Fair after seven years away from the stage. She says she may break down during the show but believes performing there will prove she can continue. The 42 year old singer, stung by a 1974 rape incident after a Westbury concert, rehearsed a medley of Lipstick on Your Collar Who's Sorry Now and Where the Boys Are.
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Arlene Dahl Files for Personal Bankruptcy
Arlene Dahl Schaum former film queen and TV soap hopeful filed a federal bankruptcy petition in Manhattan listing debts of 952887 dollars. The loan from the Small Business Administration for 450000 dollars is part of the suit. She says she earned 11367 dollars last year and describes herself as a model actress and executive.
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Public Can Profit From Criminals
Ohio University professor Daniel Keyes says the public benefits from books about criminals and that any proceeds from The Minds of Billy Milligan will fund legal fees and therapy. Milligan, once found not guilty by insanity for OSU rapes, is linked to 14 additional personalities. Keyes spoke during a Columbus promotion tour.
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Helen Hayes Debut for Stage in New York 1909
Helen Hayes made her stage debut in New York on November 22 1909 marking the early start of a renowned acting career.
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