New York Overviews: Jones Wallace Cohn and Las Vegas Notes
Dean Jones doubts a return to Broadway as hepatitis halts his current engagement. George Wallace signs a five year recording deal as Wallace Jr. tours. Eli Cohn story to be filmed in the Middle East with Danny Mann directing. Rod Steiger seeks Einstein role amid Manhattan and Malibu plans. Sterling Manhattan faces liquor ad ban on free channels. Mission Impossible may shift to syndication. Buddy Hackett and Jan Murray share a Riviera and Sahara lifestyle. Patti Maxwell-Scott places heather on Sir Walter Scott statue. Lucille Ball fired from early chorus jobs. Ponti to produce Pasternak unfinished play The Blind Beauty. Dick Stabile signs lifetime music director deal in New Orleans. Las Vegas hotels cap star salaries at 50000 weekly as Phoenix center nears completion. Sinatra donates 805000 educational center in Palm Springs. Richard Harris speaks of deep emotion.
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New Yorker
Dean Jones
George Wallace
Sudi Records
Wallace Jr
Alabama
Eli Cohn
Middle East
Danny Mann
Rod Steiger
Paul Mann
Napoleon
Ndt
Albert Einstein
Manhattan
Anothe
London
Malibu
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Buddy Hackett
Jan Murran
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Vegas
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Chicago
Miami
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Patricia Maxwell-Scott
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Boris Pasternak
Dick Stabile
Martin and Lewis
Fairmount Roosevelt
Blue Room
New Orleans
Sin City
Phoenix Convention Center
W.C
Bill Fields
Broadway
Mickey Rooney
Sinatra
Martin Anthony Sinatra
Palm Springs
Richard Harris
Why You Want That Smoke and the Sucking Drive
A health column by Lester J. Coleman explores why people smoke linking it to the universal need for oral sucking activity. Psychologists from Princeton and Rutgers note animal studies where sucking behavior persists beyond hunger, suggesting smoking serves emotional relief rather than pleasure. The piece urges caution toward optimistic drug testimonials and offers a heart health booklet for 25 cents.
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Pr. Levy
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
M.D
P.O
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Syndicate, Inc
Can Baltimore repeat as champions in 1971 season
Lakeland notes the 1971 season question could Baltimore's trio of Palmer McNally Cuellar deliver again and if Earl Weaver can guide a repeat. It examines potential challengers from the Yankees Tigers Red Sox and the Bengals and whether age and improved pitching will shape a tight AL race.
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Lakeland
Fla
Baltimore
Birds
New York
Mets
Cincinnati
Palmer
McNally
Cuellar
Boog Powell
Age
Frank Robinson
Bengals
Red Sox
Birds Ready for Florida Chase After Orioles Threats
The Birds travel to Florida as other teams and injuries to front line players could close the race or dethrone the Orioles. The Birds, arriving in Florida, are described as tough again and a real challenge to the O's.
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Florida
Almanac Spotlight for February 18, 1971
On this day in history Jefferson Davis took office in 1861 at Montgomery. In 1930 Pluto was observed at Lovell Observatory Flagstaff. In 1967 Robert Oppenheimer died at Princeton, New Jersey. In 1969 Arab terrorists attacked an Israeli airliner in Zurich.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Montgomery
Ala
Clyde Tombaugh
Lovell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ari
Robert Oppenheimer
Princeton
N. J
Zurich
Switzerland
Quote from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow on giving what you have
Six people were wounded in a incident reported today. The article opens with a Longfellow quote urging generosity and giving what one can, suggesting relevance to the day’s events.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Shaw Tops New York PD Earnings Lead in Golf Tour
Tom Shaw maintained the top earnings position on the professional golf tour with 72933 dollars in winnings. Arnold Palmer surged from fifth to third after winning the Bob Hope Desert Classic in a sudden death playoff with Ray Floyd, adding 56126 dollars as Miller Barber remained second with 60030 dollars.
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New York
Tom Shaw
Arnold Palmer
Ray Floyd
Miller Barber
Angels Add Tokyo Orions To Exhibition Doubleheader
The California Angels announced a March 31 exhibition at Anaheim Stadium against the Tokyo Orions as part of a two city doubleheader. The Angels will face the Oakland Athletics in Mesa, Arizona, earlier that day before traveling to Anaheim for the night game with Tokyo.
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Calif
California Angels
Tokyo Orions
Anaheim Stadium
Angels
Oakland Athletics
Mesa
Ariz
Orions
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Earl Weaver
Yankees
Detroit
Ralph Houk
Tigers
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Billy Martin
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
Laos
the Almanac
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Shaw
Tale OF
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Noctel
Perry
Perry's
Cuero, Texas
Satin ‘N Taffeta
Wrize
Perrys
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