Actress Wood Through Decades In Film And Life
The article traces Eva Wood's career from child performer at age five through major roles in Bombers B-52 in 1957 and Love with the Proper Stranger in 1963. It notes a 1980 London reunion with husband Robert Wagner and references a full page 1A feature.
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Wood
Robert Wagner
London
Former warden recalls Capone and mob figures as crooks
Don Byington, a longtime corrections official who retired in 1962, recalls Al Capone as a “big, fat slob” and Luciano as the most dangerous, while describing Birdman of Alcatraz as crotchety. He says he met and processed many famed criminals at federal facilities and served as McNeil Island warden from 1948 to 1953 and again in 1958.
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Auburn
Wash
Don Byington
al Capone
Lucky” Luciano
Birdman
Alcatraz
Byington
Capone
Luciano
George
Kelly
Murder Inc
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Robert Stroud
Canaries
Lake Placid
N.Y
Nicaragua
Justice Department
Bureau of Prisons
Federal
New York
Lewis Lepke
Sing Sing
Richard “Legs” Diamond, Kelly
Dutch Schultz
Waxy Gordon
Jack Guzik
Mob
America
McNeil Island
Washington State
McNeil
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Natalie Wood
California
Catalina Island
Ghost
Mrs. Muir
David Coghlan
Cedar Rapids
Steven
Redmond Park
Third Avenue
John Tierney
Lawrence Gill
Gill
Tierney
Long Island