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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1967
Page
9
Chicago Bears defeat the New York Giants 23 to 0 in the first NFL title clash of 1983. Bronco Nagurski threw two touchdown passes to spark the victory.
Kathy Crosby, wife of Bing Crosby, writes without a ghost on her new book Bing and Other Things. She is a mother, actress, nurse, teacher, and author with four homes and a growing Grand staff. The Crosby marriage began in 1957 after five-year courtship, producing Harry Lillis III, Mary Frances, and Nathaniel Patrick.
St. Louis retiree Henry J. Stuppy marked his 80th birthday by receiving 80 cans of beer, each labeled with a one dollar bill, as a lighthearted birthday gesture reported by UPI.
George Segal discusses returning to television to test audience reaction on shows like the Smothers Brothers and upcoming ABC specials The Desperate Hours and Of Mice and Men. He contrasts TV work with live club performances and reflects on his rapid rise from film to TV stardom. Segal, a Great Neck native with a Columbia degree, notes his absence of a long running TV series but recalls early TV work and roles in Hitchcock and Naked City.
Junior Girl Scout troop 361 thanks Qui Va La Club for a new uniform and announces an attendance contest with a special award for patrols. Leaders Mrs. Haseman and Mrs. Walls led badges including active citizen and rambler as members earned several titles. Council events, outdoor skills at Camp NaWakwa, and Good Grooming badge activities featured, with 5 000 expected at Terre Haute festival in May.
Richard Harris and Virna Lisi, an Irishman and an Italian, will travel to Sicily to co star in the film Petter a Widow for Universal.
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