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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1976
Page
7
Jan Anguat, famed pianist known for Misirlou and Poplar records, died Saturday at Booth Memorial Hospital at age 71. Funeral details pending.
New York AP reports Elizabeth Taylor says she and Richard Burton decided to remarry after a false cancer scare. X rays for a suspected broken rib showed lung spots, misread as cancer, prompting fear of death before doctors confirmed no cancer. The couple reconciled in September and renewed vows after a playful Johannesburg proposal.
Television personality Ralph Story was robbed at his Hollywood Hills residence early Sunday. Two men awakened him by knocking, then forced him toward the house and searched the home, making off with about $120 in cash. Story, 55, was unhurt. Police said one suspect flashed a weapon during the confrontation.
Attorney for Bob Hope says a trial date may be set Tuesday in a $2 million lawsuit arising from a 1973 Palm Springs home fire. Hope sued Kiewit Long partners and others, with 90 defendants listed, over construction and negligence. A steel skeleton remains of the unfinished Palm Springs residence in South Ridge.
Friedrich Holläender, composer of Falling In Love Again made famous by Marlene Dietrich in The Blue Angel, died in Munich at 79 after a lengthy illness. He emigrated to the United States during the Nazi era and wrote about 150 songs for films while in Hollywood.
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