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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1981

Page

4

Vera-Ellen Dies at 55 Dancer of Golden Era

Vera-Ellen Roche a famed dancer with Fred Astaire Gene Kelly and Bing Crosby dies of cancer at 55 in UCLA Medical Center Hollywood Lyles calls her one of the great screen dancers Her career spanned Broadway films like White Christmas On the Town and The Belle of New York Her last film was Lets Be Happy in 1957 Funeral services will be private with a memorial at Westwood next Tuesday.

Associated Press Hollywood Actres Vera-Ellen Fred Astaire Gene Kelly Ucla Medical Center Bonnie Whitham A.C. Lyles Paramount Studios Bing Crosby Kelly Frank Sinatra Vera-Ellen Roche Cincinnati Ohio Lyles New York Ted Lewis Samuel Goldwyn Goldwyn Danny Kaye Brooklyn Kaye Crosby Slaughter 10Th Avenue Astaire Tony Martin Victor Rothschild Hollywood Hills Westwood Memorial Park

Cronkite Embraces Semi Retirement Life in New York

Walter Cronkite says he is happy with semi retirement six months after leaving CBS Evening News. The 64 year old veteran, who anchored the Monday night special with Lowell Thomas, notes he misses the broadcast but expected the change. He remains busy with Soviet Union stories for CBS defense series and a weekly science program Universe.

New York Walter Cronkite The Nation Cronkite Lowell Thomas CBS Evening News Houston Soviet Union CBS

Ex-chief of medical group dies in Lancaster PA

Dr. James Z. Appel a former president of the American Medical Association who helped push doctors to accept Medicare died at 74 in Lancaster following a several weeks illness. Appel led AMA in 1964 65 and initially opposed Medicare before changing his position.

Medical Group Lancaster James Z. Appel The American Medical Association Appel Lancaster General Hospital AMA

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