Tony Curtis on childhood fame and family ties in Hollywood
The article recalls Bernie Schwartz's Bronx upbringing shaping Tony Curtis's acting drive and his candid reflections on his family. It describes his four city book tour chaos on The Donahue Show, his marriages, children, and his current view of family life and renewed vitality.
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Gray to replace Max Conrad in duplicate Lindbergh flight
Max Conrad 74 once planned to retrace Lindbergh’s New York Paris flight but fell ill with flu and pneumonia aborting the attempt. He spoke from his Lincolnshire Illinois home as plans shifted to a replacement pilot for the duplicate voyage.
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Ferry pilot aims to retrace Lindbergh flight 50 years later
David Gray, a 28 year old ferry pilot for Globe Aero, plans a nine hour faster replica flight from Republic Field on Long Island to Toussus Le Nobel near Paris. He seeks publicity and speaking engagements while honoring Charles Lindbergh who flew solo in 1927 for 25 thousand dollars.
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Paris
Farmer finds WWII bombs on Pasco potato field
Pasco Washington AP reports farmer Gordon Kaas turning over newly irrigated farmland to plant potatoes uncovers seven bombs and seven five inch shells about two feet long from a WWII Navy bombing range. He plans to wait for an Army demolition crew to remove the ordnance.
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Hustler publisher faces excess revenue problem after obscenity case
Larry Flynt, convicted on obscenity charges, contends his money influx from Hustler’s notoriety creates an excess-revenue issue while appealing the verdict.
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