Life magazine photos book and stars on tour
New York Life magazine plans a book of Life magazine photographs titled The Best of Life for spring. Rosalind Russell will host a Ladies Home Journal TV special on great women in politics and show business from Kennedy Center. Leonard Lyons notes King Phumiphon of Thailand seeks Stones tour access. Ed Marinaro trains for Vikings. Dick Brooks named Future Funnyman of the Year. Anthony Quinn to record songs with Aris San. Off-track betting rooms adopt Muzak. Marian McPartland to be profiled. Andre Previn recuperates from a neck injury. Warhol says Mick Jagger will write music for his fall musical.
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New York
Time, Inc
Rosalind Russell
Ladies Home Journal
Kennedy Center
Washington
King Phumiphon
Thailand
Andy Warhol
Joe’s Pier 52
Mick Jagger
Warhol
Leonard Green
Emmett Kelly, Jr
la Foret
Boston Opera
Mary Costa
Sandy Duncan Marries Doctor in Carson City
Television star Sandy Duncan aged 26, who lost sight in one eye after tumor surgery, wed Dr. Thomas C Calcattera 35, UCLA head and neck surgeon, in a civil ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace Tom Davis. Duncan divorced in October from actor Bruce Zacariades after four years.
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Carson City
New
UPI
Sandy Duncan
Thomas C. Calcattera
Justice of the Peace
Tom Davis
Miss Duncan
Bruce Scott Zacariades
Caleattera
UCLA
Grateful Dead Bassist Arrested in Fairfax Calif
Fairfax California police say Grateful Dead bass guitarist Philip Lesh was arrested on suspicion of possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs. A warrant based on a young woman's tip led officers to his home where liquid LSD marijuana hashish peyote were found in a safe.
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Fairfax
Calif
Philip Lesh
Grateful Dead
Lesh
Moira Shearer Hurt in Crash in Scotland
Moira Shearer former ballerina and star of The Red Shoes was injured in a three car crash Tuesday night in Edinburgh Scotland. Shearer 46 suffered a concussion and fractured ribs but was reported by a hospital spokesman to be quite comfortable.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Moira Shearer
Miss Shearer
Buckley Show Firing Line May Leave Public TV
New York AP Buckley's Firing Line faces ending on public television next May unless CPB reverses. The program, launched 1966 and moved to public TV in 1971, was deferred along with Moyers Journal and Washington Week, as CPB shifts to non individual centered programming. Buckley says he may return to commercial TV if needed and aims to stay in public TV.
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Paul Hecht
The
Lyceum
Hecht
New York Hospital
NEW York
William F. Buckley
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
CPB
Bill Moyers
Journal
Washington Week
CPR
Buckley
Buck
Ley
Henry Loomis
Buckley and Moyers
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Leonard Lyons
Stones
Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Minnesota Vikings
New Genesis
Dick Brooks
Don Stewart
Rainbow Grill
Humor Societies of America
Dick Shawn
David Frye
Milt Kamen
Anthony Quinn
110Th Street
Aris San
Sirocco
Helen Noga
Johnny Mathis
Ayisha
Walt Frazier
Huntington Hartford
Harlem
Muzak
Bing Musico
OTB
New Yorker
Marian McPartland
Carlyle Hotel
Andre Previn
London Symphony Orchestra
Mendelssohn
Adrian Boult
Previn
1St Ave
Pagoda
Marion
Leon & Jerry
Nashville Trend
Hopp
Sportsman
Supper Club
Coralville
Iowa
Stan Gunn
Amana
Old Colony
Russ
Bob Sandersfeld
Bob Owens
UPI Telephoto
Charlie Weaver
Nanette Fabray
Connie Stevens
Weaver
Cliff Arquette
Schlitz Beer
Ave. NE
Plantation Inn
Broadlawn
East Main Manchester
Russ Reyman
Twixt Town Rd
N.E
Tonite—Thurs
6Th Ave
Little Lynn” Larson
Third Avenue
Flame Room
William Buckley
By Jay Sharbutt
Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood’s Free
Carolyn Mungoven—Interior Designer
Kenwood House
Miss Mungoven
Second St
Wee
Rome
Wwe
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