Otis Redding Memorial Bridge Dedicated in Macon
In Macon Georgia on December 10 a million dollar bridge over the Ocmulgee River was dedicated to Otis Redding ten years after his fatal plane crash. Governor Carter proclaimed Otis Redding Day and messages from Senators Talmadge Nunn and Representatives Stuckey Young were read at the ceremony. The singer was 26 at his death.
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GOP plans three half hour TV shows to polish image
The Republican National Committee aims to air three half hour programs this spring to rebuild public perception of the GOP. Mary Louise Smith says the shows, a “magazine of the air” in the style of 60 Minutes, will highlight GOP activities, feature guest Republicans, and solicit viewer support. Estimated cost runs about 110000 to 115000, with time buy discussions with CBS NBC or ABC. Also noted is a Bicentennial gift program from J C Penney to high schools and colleges, and a South American flea beetle newly introduced to the United States feeding on alligatorweed.
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Lynn Redgrave says marriage is terrific for happiness
Actress Lynn Redgrave says marriage can be great when both partners are happy and notes motherhood, housework, and cooking suit her. She discusses finding the right partner, her husband John Clark, and balancing acting with family life in Dublin and on film sets.
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75-Year-Old Singer Mabel Mercer Still Packs Audiences
Veteran vocalist Mabel Mercer, aged 75, proves she can fill rooms as she performs at the St. Regis Room with fall and spring engagements. A party on her birthday February 3 attests to her enduring appeal, with show friends and public fans alike drawn to her intimate, story centered style and careful lyric interpretation. Mercer, born February 3, 1900 in England to a Black American father and English vaudeville performer, built a long career shaping songs around meaning rather than vocal power.
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Autobiographer of The Happy Hooker to attend NY premiere
Hollander author of The Happy Hooker will attend the New York premiere of My Pleasure Is My Business, a film based on her life. The movie is set for release later this month.
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New York
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on misplacements and quirks
The column sketches odd moments from everyday life with humor about being in the wrong place at the right time. It mentions cats, invented French fries, an executive cleaning service that dusts cuffs and pockets, and a mathematician who baked a homemade pi in a playful riff.
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