Vonnegut Debuts Abstract Paintings In New York Gallery
UPI reports Kurt Vonnegut, famed author of Slaughterhouse Five, opened his first painting exhibit at Margo Feiden Galleries in New York. Notables Norman Mailer George Plimpton Jill Krementz Morley Safer attended as did Safer who also sells art.
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White House barber critiques presidential hopefuls hair
Steve Martini, longtime White House barber for Eisenhower to Johnson, shares views on Ronald Reagan John Anderson and Jimmy Carter hair styles in an interview on The John Davidson Show. He suggests Reagan may use Grecian Formula 16 and proposes shorter cut and a soft permanent, comments on Anderson and Carter as needing different styling.
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Golding wins Booker prize for Rites of Passage
Britain's top literary honor goes to William Golding for Rites of Passage about a 19th century voyage from England to Australia. Prize is worth $24,000 and was decided by a panel of five judges.
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Husband testifies affair linked to Wylie murder case
Allan Gore told a Texas courtroom that Candace Montgomery had an affair with his wife Betty Gore from late 1978 to 1979. He described noon meetings at a motel and noted Montgomery's later claim of self defense in the June 13 killing.
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Psychic aide from New Jersey helps Atlanta killer hunt
Dorothy Allison a Nutley New Jersey psychic says she sees the killer of 10 Atlanta area children and will guide police to him. Authorities call her involvement unusual but necessary as door to door canvassing continues and the reward exceeds $100000.
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Whole body hyperthermia shows promise against advanced cancer
University of Mississippi researchers report that heating patients to about 107 degrees for four to eight hours reduced tumors in 26 percent of advanced cancer cases unresponsive to standard therapy. The study involved 104 patients, with some showing complete or partial tumor regression and longer survival.
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