King of stunt pilots still crashing
Frank Tallman, famed stunt pilot and head of Tallmantz Aviation, lost his left leg in a 1960s accident yet built a 35-year film career. He later led bombers in Catch 22 and performed perilous live crashes before the rise of pay TV promises a future revival for stunt work.
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Protest Day Urged in Assembly for Soviet Jewry
A resolution introduced in the California Assembly by Democratic Assemblyman Henry Waxman of Los Angeles urges statewide participation in Nationwide Solidarity Day for Soviet Jewry on April 30. It also asks President Nixon to raise Soviet Jewish grievances with USSR leaders. AIR 26.
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