Evita and other showbiz tidbits in London and Dallas
The piece sketches Evita starring Ann Margret eyed for a U.S. debut after its London run, notes Frank Sinatra auctioning rare paintings at Sotheby’s in London, Harold Minsky’s Burlesque ’77 in Dallas, and casino and Polanski trial rumors. It also mentions Phyllis Diller and Taylor Williams, Dick Clark’s July wedding, Altovise stripes in Inquirer and People spread, and aCelebrity calendar with birthdays and anniversaries.
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Weber & Rice
Evita
Peron
Argentina
London
Ann-Margret
States
Hilton
Frank Sinatra
Sotheby's
Frank
Playboy
Harold Minsky
Granny's Dinner Playhouse
Dallas
Atlantic City
Casino Control Commission
Dino de Laurentis
Roman Polanski
Hollywood
Polanski
South Pacific
Thaiti
Roman
Tahiti
Phyllis Diller
Taylor Williams
Phyllis
Dick Clark
Cary Wigton
Malibu Beach
James Davidson
John
Sammy Davis
Altovise
National Inquirer
People Magazine
The
Inquirer
Arizona
Sammy
Beverly Hills
People
Paul Lynde
Red Grange
Basil Rathbone
Burl Ives
John Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Dorothy McGuire
Gene Barry
Metrics Taught At Minnesota Emphasize Kitchen Use
Mary Darling, an ex extension nutritionist at the University of Minnesota, says exposure to metric measuring utensils in schools and clubs will ease future adults into the metric system in daily cooking though she doubts weight will gain broad acceptance like volume measurements.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
University of Minnesota
Mary Darling
Dorsett Joins School Officials for Earth Ball Kickoff
Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys and educators George Feher and Leonard Robinson prepare to toss the first ball in an earth ball game at Matt Kelly Sixth Grade Center as Clark County schools end the day on June 9.
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Tony Dorsett
Dallas Cowboys
George Feher
Leonard Robinson
Matt Kelly
Clark County
Bolivian Coca Farmers Face U S Anti Coca War
Several hundred coca leaf farmers from Bolivia's jungas traveled to La Paz for a historic meeting with government officials. They heard that Bolivia is blamed by Western nations for illegal cocaine and that a $45 million U S aid package will back a crop substitution plan. Bolivians fear loss of coca traditions and the easier profits of the coca crop, while authorities push registration and studying substitutes with U S funding. The union of cultural practice and new policy sets the stage for a long confrontation over narcotics and livelihoods.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
United States
Thailand
Mexico
Andes
Ficials
U.S
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