Joan Fontaine Finds Renewal After Long Illness
In a Plaza interview Joan Fontaine, now recovered from a five year bout with mononucleosis hepatitis and undulant fever, says illness cured her success fetish and taught true values. She recalls a renewed life focus, energy, and contentment over fame, reflecting on Hollywood’s treadmill and a wish to live more. Fontaine, 43 films, Oscar winner, hosts CBS show and eyes Broadway, stressing decompression, pennies saved, and personal fulfillment over constant striving.
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GOP Autopsy: Nixon Lost by 11 000 Votes in Four States
A Republican study reports Nixon could have won if his support matched Kennedy in New York New Jersey Michigan and other states. It says a combined 11 000 vote shift across four states would have swung the Electoral College and Kennedy's overall margin, with Catholics and big-city voters identified as major factors.
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Old Spanish Ranch Yields To Suburbia
Irvine Co plans convert the 93,000 acre old Spanish ranch into suburban districts with homes, hotels, factories, schools and recreation areas. The coastal phase will include a 1000 acre UC campus site. completion may span 20 years with initial ground breaking in two.
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Hiroshima A-Pilot Escapes Institution
A chaotic wartime era report notes an Australian pilot escaping an institution after pleading not guilty to charges connected with A-bombing plots. Details mix of hospital transfer, trial testimonies, and references to Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and a reactor event.
Yule Trees Sell At Eight Dollars In Mexico
Mexico City AP reports Christmas trees are selling for eight dollars each under a government preservation program that restricts sales to imported trees. The policy limits domestic tree use and affects shoppers in the capital.
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Almanac Today: Historical Highlights and Star Chart
Almanac notes Monday February 5 1980 a day with Mercury and Mars in morning sky and Jupiter Saturn in evening. Notable events include Phi Beta Kappa formed in 1776 Martin Van Buren born 1782 and Utah ratifying the 21st Amendment ending Prohibition in 1933.
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British Expert Flirting Advised To Ease Strain
London based Dr Alistair MacKinnon argues middle aged men should replace smoking with light romance or platonic flirtations to ease worries and emotional strain. He says flirting can calm nerves, while avoiding over 40s risks. a few wives reportedly react with humor to the idea.
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