Armstrong tribute and New Orleans Jazz festival plans
Earl Wilson reports New York plans for a Dixieland tribute with Luellia Armstrong queening the New Orleans Jazz and Food Festival in June. Louis Armstrong’s widow preserves his legacy as Lois Armstrong Stadium and an Armstrong museum are considered, while Rainbow Room hosts celebrations and a second-line performer from New Orleans joins the event.
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Queens
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Horn & Hardart’s
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Jack Dempsey
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Pen & Fencil
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Rockeville Centre
Lindy
George Allen
The
Redskins
Nixon
Americans invest in wine as asset surge grows
In New York and California a growing number of Americans pour money into wine as an alternative investment. Keith Gould of Los Angeles bought cases of Chateau Talbot and other bottles years ago and sees values jump from about 15 dollars to over 200 per bottle. Robards of New York and other collectors report large gains, with bottles now valued in the tens of thousands, while US laws limit direct resale.
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Keith Gould
Los Angeles
Terry T Abards
U.S
Gould
Seine
Boston
California
Galifornia
General Motors
Robards
Double bill at Drive-In features Boxcar Bertha and The Family
Barbara Hershey stars in Boxcar Bertha as part of a midweek double feature at the Drive-In Theatre starting Wednesday through Tuesday. The Family with Charles Bronson and Telly Savalas also screens, while Blood and Lace returns for late shows Friday and Saturday nights.
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Barbara Hershey
Charles Bronson
Telly Savalas
Itordland
Notiia Grahame
Iiyear
Grooms Question Parking Delays at Rhodesia Civil Marriages
The Rhodesia Herald reports 95 percent of brides are late for civil marriages at the District Commissioner’s Office in Salisbury due to parking issues. The marriage officer waits no more than a few minutes for tardy brides.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia Herald
Dear Dick Kleiner column on Hollywood engagements and bets
Readers ask about Liza Minelli’s engagement, Elizabeth Taylor and Burton rumors, Grace Kelly acting plans, and Mary Tyler Moore name choice. Kleiner confirms some rumors, explains couple dynamics, and notes occasional industry whispers.
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ePter Sellers
Desi Arnaz Jr
Thomas van Allyn
Philadelphia
MR. van Allyn
Grace Kelly
Grace Kelly Toohey
Miami
Mrs. Toohey
Grace
Mary Tyler Moore
Paul Houghton
Santa Fe
N.M
MR. Houghton
Mary Moore
Today in history highlights from 1973 through 1980
A jumble of historical notes from 105 to 1980 covers New York City's incorporation under English law, John Winthrop sailing Salem harbor, wartime bombings, highway openings, civil rights killings, and political bans. It mentions birthdays including Rockefeller and Damone, plus a humorist quote and a note on Buncombe County speech.
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Ja ‘Lundry
New York City
Massachusetts Bay
John Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Chungking
China
David Rockefeller
Jim Nabor
Vic Damone
Will Roy Wars
Things a columnist might never know if he didn’t open his mail
Hal Boyle surveys mail and daily life topics in a compact New York column. He touches on horror film fears, insect bites, common workplace slang, and absenteeism trends. He cites cold related losses, alcohol abuse ranking, and a wry Norman Douglas quote, plus a brief Amsterdam traffic quip.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Norman Douglas
Tae
Amsterdam
Walking Tall and Snoopy Come Home at Columbus Theater
The Columbus Theater screens Walking Tall starring Jove Don Baker Elizabeth Hartman and Rosemur Murphy Thursday through Saturday with Johnny Mathis singing the title song The Sunday through Wednesday run presents Snoopy Come Home based on Charles M Sebuls comics Also noted is a controversial note about the film Conquest of the Planet of the Apes being banned by South African censors
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Columbus
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