Nancy Reagan recounts honeymoon with her parents
New York AP report notes Nancy Reagan described honeymooning with her parents in a Phoenix hotel as normal for the couple. She recalled her father Loyal Davis’s death last August and said both families got along well from the start. Reagan and Ronald were on their first and second marriages respectively.
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Andy Griffith Hospitalized With Guillain Barre Syndrome
Actor Andy Griffith is hospitalized in Burbank California with a viral infection of the nerves. Spokeswoman Rhoda Weiss says he remains in good condition and will stay a few more days. The illness forced him to bow out of CBS miniseries Chiefs starring Charlton Heston.
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McGovern's son hurt in fire in DC apartment
Steve McGovern, 30, son of former senator George McGovern, was treated for minor burns after a fire damaged the family apartment in a seven story building. Smoking materials reportedly caused the blaze. George and Eleanor McGovern were away at the time.
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British imports lead Tony nomination list on Broadway
Broadway announces Tony nominees with two British imports leading the field. Cats and the Royal Shakespeare Company's All's Well That Ends Well each rack up multiple nods, while Plenty and night, Mother also score. Nunn earns two nominations for Cats and All's Well.
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Test-tube twin may need heart surgery
The smaller infant of the nations second pair of test tube twins, four pound thirteen ounce Christopher Duda, was in serious condition at Children’s Memorial Hospital as doctors evaluated the need for heart surgery to save his life. He and sister Danielle were born to Patricia and Robert Duda of Chicago. Danielle remained in good condition at Evanston Hospital where the twins were born.
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