Carter wealth and politics mix in strings of gossip and public notices
The report outlines Billy Carters estimated 500000 earnings from appearances and endorsements versus President Carter’s 200000 salary, with commentary on Sonny Bono’s televised wedding proposal to Suz i Cooly and hints about Nancy Kissinger’s rumored college presidency. It also covers Amy Carters musical studies, Coretta Scott King on nonviolence, and Goldwasser seeking asylum in Botswana amid Rhodesian tensions alongside the Carters visiting Plains for a family wedding.
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Billy Carter
Jimmy
United States
Money Magazine
Sony Bono
Cher
NBC
Sonny
Suzie Cooly
Bono
Gregg Allman
Amy Carter
Rosalyon Carter
White House
Hares
Jess Secretariats
Ronda Cole
Amy
Plains
South Lawn
D.C
Jurick Goldwasser
Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Barry Coldwater
R. Ariz
Botswana
Goldwasser
Goldwater
Carter
Rosalynn
Stage star Alfred Lunt dies at 84
Alfred Lunt, longtime American stage luminary and half of the Lunt Fontanne duo, died at 84 after bladder cancer surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. His wife Lynne Fontanne, aged 90, was not at his bedside. The couple married May 22, 1922 and paired in many classics including The Guardsman and Pygmalion.
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Alfred Lunt
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Lynne Fontanne
Lunt
Genesee Depot
Milwaukee
New York Evening World
Broadway
Castle Square Theater
Boston
James Montgomery
Carroll College
Waukesha
Lily Langtry
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Tarkington
Taint
Miss Fontanne
London
Duicy
Lunt-Fontanne
Sweet Nell
Old Drury
the Guardsman
Karamazov
Pygmalion
Shrew
funt-Fontanne
Alfred
Vance offers aid and peace plan move in Lebanon
Secretary of State Vance arrived in Beirut and proposed a ban on 100 million dollars in easy U.S. credits over three years to rebuild Lebanon's army. He discussed stationing a U.N. observer or emergency force on Lebanon's southern border with Israel to ease Moslem Christian tensions and planned to brief Syria on moving preliminary Mideast talks to the United States as working groups of foreign ministers.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gyrus R. Vance
Middle East
U.S
Vance
Elias Sarkis
U.N
Israel
Syria
United States
Press Telegram Classifieds and Delivery Rates Note
The Sun Telegram page lists home delivery charges and single-copy prices for daily and Sunday newspapers. It shows rates for Saturday and Sunday only, with varied prices and a reference to a 1977 date, suggesting old catalog pricing.
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Press-Telegram
Ty Tein
Laws Beast
Archbishop Makarios Dies Shaking Cyprus Political Landscape
Arch bishop Makarios, Cyprus president for 17 years, died of a heart attack early today, leaving a power vacuum amid Greek Turkish tensions. Mourning crowds outside the residence reflected national fear as Turkish Cypriots urged separation and Greece mourned the loss of a unifying figure. Nejat Konuk, Turkish Cypriot prime minister, said Makarios' successor would be recognized only as Greek Cypriot leader, not as Cyprus president.
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Nicosia
Cypris
Makarios
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Turkey
Romain
Greece
Ankara
Britain
Cyrus’ R. Vance
Lebanon
Middle East
Makarlos
Mata
National ‘Council
Sporesman
Spiros Kyprianou
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Billy
Nancy
Nancy Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Mt Vernon College
Virgintia School
Walter Beach
Kissinger
Vernon
Martin Luther King Jr
Coretta Scott King
Janta
Lynn Fontanne
Edmeedaye
Loos Baath
Seychelles
Lord Caradon
Makabios
Lakewood
Dacron
Chatte
DuPont
Sat
Sun
Bullock's
Clark Avenue
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