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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1969

Page

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Gentry Harrah to marry in Reno amid gambling empire links

Singer Bobbie Gentry, 27, and casino magnate William Harrah, 58, were said to marry today after actress Amandah Peppar claimed she was asked to be maid of honor. Peppar canceled a Hungry I show and left for Reno, as Gentry’s ties to Harrah and his Nevada gambling network emerged.

Bobbie Gentry William “Ei Harrah Amandah Peppar Hungry i San Francisco Miss Peppar Reno Miss Gentry Billy Joe Harrah Lake Tahoe Nevada Venice Calif Howard Hughes Las Vegas

Santa in Jail and the Black Santa in Dayton

A child’s nap protest ends after learning a store Santa in Eureka Calif was jailed on draft evasion charges. Separately a Dayton Ohio Santa, Leonard Eggleston 63, says race not an issue as he plays Santa in a black neighborhood store, drawing 3000+ visits this season. Four U.S. Senators cite health issues including Hollings appendicitis and others out sick. The Air Force fires a Greenland NCO club manager Dewey Risner amid a fiscal irregularities probe at Thule Base.

Bobby Grunfelder Waukesha Wis Bobby Santa Claus Santa Eureka Calif Robert Grunfelder Robert Frankinburger California Oll San Francisco la Porte Ind Detroit Chrismas Leonard Eggleston Race Dayton Ohio Eggleston Congress Ernest F. Hollings South Carolina Democrat Walter Reed Army Hospital Hollings Ile Senate Air Force Greenland Dewey Risner Thule Air Force Base

Tiny Tim Marries Victo ria May Budinger On TV Ceremony

Tiny Tim wed Victoria May Budinger in NBC Manhattan studios before 250 guests, televised to millions on Tonight. The couple, amid 10 000 Holland tulips, shared vows and sang The Wedding Song for Miss Vicky, as ratings reported a nationwide audience of 30 to 34 million with high Nielsen shares.

Tiny Tiny Victoria Budinger New York Vicky Tiny Tim Victoria May Budinger Johnny Carson NBC Manhattan Merv Griffin CBS William Gleyesk Brooklyn Spencer Memorial Church Carson

Liz Burton in U S First Visit in a Year

Liz and Elizabeth Taylor arrived at Kennedy Airport from Geneva for a New York stay before a Bahamas honeymoon. They plan to visit Miss Taylor's brother Howard in Hawaii and noted they do not drink liquor. Tiny Tim described a three day separation per Tobias tradition. Nick Lucas attended the wedding and sang Tip Toe Through the Tulips.

New York Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor Geneva United States Kennedy Airport Hawaii Miss Taylor Howard Tiny Tim Bahamas Tobias Vicky Philadelphia Lis Nick Lucas

Eaton Says No Vietnam Prepared to Fight on

Cleveland industrialist Cyrus Eaton urged that North Vietnam remains capable and determined to prolong the war. He cited Hanoi’s leaders as hoping for continued American withdrawal as a token, while seeking to keep Paris peace talks alive.

Eaton Vietnam Tokyo Cleveland Cyrus Eaton United States North Vietnam Hanoi Paris

Bus and car fall into 1200-foot ravine in Guatemala

A bus and an automobile collided Wednesday night 90 miles west of Guatemala City and plunged into a 1200-foot ravine, killing 26 and injuring 25. Police worked through the night to recover bodies and survivors from the ravine bottom, fearing a higher toll as passengers were undetermined.

Guatemala Guatemala City

Peace Meet Delegates Row Over Recess In Talks

In Paris negotiators from Allied and Communist sides argued over Nixon's handling of the Vietnam peace talks and agreed to a two day recess for Christmas. Hanoi's chief negotiator boycotted the session, criticizing the U.S. for not appointing a replacement for Lodge. Habib urged serious negotiations and noted Communists would still deal with Saigon after U.S. troop withdrawals. Costa e Silva, Brazil's 28th president, died after a stroke at 83.

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