Second Generation Stars Join The Name's The Same Review
In Hollywood the Martin and Lewis offspring Deana and Gary Lewis headline a Las Vegas bound revue titled The Name's the Same at Caesar's Palace opening Feb 26. Cast includes Maureen Reagan Francesca Gabor Hilton Meredith MacRae Patti Grayson Michel Marceau and Mickey Rooney Jr with music by Donald Kahn and Stanley Styne.
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Newcomer Makes Bow Actress Introduces baby boy
Annette Funicello leaves St Josephs Hospital in Burbank with three day old son Jack Gilardi Jr weighing six pounds at birth. The father is a theatrical agent. The scene captures photographers at the moment.
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Watson Gambles on Bid for South Carolina Governor
Rep. Albert Watson, a 47 year old Columbia attorney who switched from Democrat to Republican, announces a gubernatorial bid. He notes he favored a primary method and will campaign to curb federal interference, aid students and teachers, and ease taxpayers burden while the party ponders nominating rules.
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Governors To Meet On School Desegregation Plan
Governor McNair says he will join four Southern governors in Washington to discuss desegregation. The meeting with Sen. Russell is set for Tuesday to back Sen. Hollings plan reinstating freedom of choice in schools. McNair supports such methods and previously boycotted a prior regional meeting.
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Scopes Reaffirms He Likely Taught No Evolution Theory
John T. Scopes, the Dayton teacher central to the 1925 Monkey Trial, says he probably never taught evolution theory and would do the course again if given the chance. He notes the case and his role as defendant in the Tennessee law dispute over teaching human origins.
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Nixon completes first State of the World report
President Nixon finished work on a foreign policy report over 100 pages long and plans to send it to Congress on Wednesday. Press Secretary Ziegler said final drafts were reviewed Friday with Kissinger, but no in person meeting was required. The report surveys American policy and global relations at the start of the new decade.
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