Dean Martin jokes on marriage breakup in Vegas show
Dean Martin told about his 20 year marriage breakup during a 90 minute Las Vegas show at the Riviera on its 14th anniversary. He joked about not needing to pack a suitcase and noted his wife Teannie will retain the 360,000 Heverly Hills estate as he denied confirming Gail Renshaw as his future wife.
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Roy Cohn acquitted on bribery conspiracy charges
A New York jury acquitted Roy M. Cohn and two others of conspiring to bribe a police official in a $30 million condemnation case against Fifth Avenue Coach Co. The verdict followed six hours of deliberation as supporters cheered. judge Wyattra veled them afloat. Amid mixed items, other notes include film gossip and a promotional stunt at a nightclub.
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Weather Summary and regional observations for Sunday December 14 1969
The Sunday December 14 1969 weather page reports city temperatures from Louisville to Washington and Los Angeles with highs in the 50s and 60s and a forecast of using barometric pressure readings. It notes wind and temperature trends across multiple cities and provides a 24 hour outlook including times for sunrise and sunset.
Ex Athens Novelist Reviews Cassandra Singing
Ex Athens novelist Madden reviews Cassandra Singing set in Eastern Kentucky coal country. The critique highlights a troubled father, strong mother and a wheelchair-bound daughter, with mixed praise for narrative balance and carnival scenes, noting overlong backstory and a few implausible characterizations. The piece also mentions Madden's LSU tenure, a Rockefeller fiction grant, and other contemporary book releases and reviews.
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New device warns of icy roads in Germany
FRANKFURT Germany A highway ice warning device developed by the Gazelle Institute is mounted on roadside guard rails. It displays red when temperatures reach freezing yellow for slight warming and green when no ice is expected.
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