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A comic line about an actor in therapy who spent 10000 on a couch and still does not own it. A witty remark comparing a bore to a wrong number. Paul Newman on college lessons says malt and hops flavor water.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1975
Page
8
A comic line about an actor in therapy who spent 10000 on a couch and still does not own it. A witty remark comparing a bore to a wrong number. Paul Newman on college lessons says malt and hops flavor water.
Special senior citizen discount offered by Crest at 4275 Atlantik. Contact 424-2619 for details on eligibility and savings available to qualified seniors.
First Lady Betty Ford visits Pepperdine University to present Pearl Williams with citations for distinguished service in the foster grandparents program. Williams, who turns 106, has worked four hours daily as a foster grandparent for handicapped children since moving to California about 70 years ago. The event, part of Ford’s West Coast tour after breast cancer surgery, includes a Beverly Wilshire gala naming her Distinguished Woman of the Year by the National Art Association.
President Ford attended a preview with Candice Bergen for The Wind and the Lion, a Roosevelt era tale of Marines rescuing a kidnapped American in Morocco. Ford laughed and chatted with Bergen as the film paralleled his Mayaguez rescue last week, while a fictional Roosevelt contemplates sending warships and Marines if needed.
Sen. John Tunney proposes a $100 million public service jobs program for Vietnam war veterans. He first attached it to refugee aid, then withdrew the amendment and offered the plan as a separate bill. All ages admitted.
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