Callas Cancelled New York Comeback Sparks Crowd
A New York City crowd gathered inside Carnegie Hall on a snowy February 1 after learning Maria Callas cancelled her widely anticipated New York comeback concert. The diva’s tour across the United States and Canada with former Met star Giuseppe Di Stefano was disrupted, leaving fans disappointed and puzzled.
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Callas
Carnegie Hall
New York
Maria Callas
Soprano
Conneert
U.S
Canada
Miss Callas
Met
Guiseppi di Stefano
Upi
Metapolitan Opera Guild
Maa Callas
Dario Sorta
Carnegie Tall
Jul Durcer
Hamburg
London
Louis Perrish
Verrish
Opera Guild
West Sith Street
Toomer
Guiseppe di Stefano
Callas’ Dour
Royal Festival Hall
di Stefano
Toronto
Bick dies by suicide amid ad career and SMU ties
Charles Ross Bick, 53, writer of U.S.A. in Your Chevrolet ads and SMU advertising assistant professor, killed himself likely by hanging in his garage during the weekend. The medical examiner cited a self inflicting death. He had earned a George Romney commendation for pollution documentaries.
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Dallas
Charles Ross Bick
U.S.A
Bick
Ihe
Southern Methodist University
Michigan
George Romney
Freedoms Foundation honors John Wayne with George Washington Award
John Wayne 66 received the George Washington Award from the Freedoms Foundation for his debut album America Why I Love This Nation. Wayne sent a gratitude telegram due to a West Coast scheduling conflict and was described as a tan in love with his country. The ceremony noted many other top recipients including Earl Hamner, George Foreman, Johnny Ellers, William A. Smith, Gordon Sinclair, and Julie Nixon Eisenhower. Meanwhile President Nixon's daughter Julie improved after emergency surgery and potential surprise visit plans hung on her recovery as doctors evaluated travel readiness.
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Valley Forgm
Wayne
George Washington
Freedoms Foundation
America
Harold K. Johnson
Sail Johnson
Earl Hammer
Burbank
Schuyler
George Foreman
Hayward
Sysham
Johnny Ellers
Granada
Lincoln
Whlia M. A. Smith
Pineville
Gordon Sinclair
Toronto
Indianapolis
Julie Nixon Fisenhower
Indiana University Hospital
Nixon
Eisenhower
Indiana University
John Wi. Pearson
Wantsville
Ala
David
Cory Seryvaas
Beart Servaas
Curtis Publishing Co
White House
Georgetown University
Nixon flies to Ala rally in Huntsville with Wallace
President Nixon flew from the Florida White House to Huntsville Alabama for a rally with Gov. George Wallace and nearby governors. A crowd of about 40 000 was expected at a park rally after a 25 minute speech at Redstone Arsenal Airfield. Nixon planned a return to Washington or possible detour to Indianapolis amid Watergate pressures.
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Key Biscayne
UPI
Nixon
Florida White House
Hooner Ameries
George C. Wallace
Huntsville
Ute Tredstone Arsenal
Wallace
Fone
Sie
Nisan
Tricia
Jeff Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
South Florida
Air Force
Wallace Country
Priday
Miami
Washington
Crane Topples In Oregon Tunnel Derailment Fatality
In Ashland Oregon a train derailed inside Tunnel 13 on the Siskiyou line near the Oregon California state line toppling a track mounted crane. Operator W S Stesses of Minnow Ore was killed while aboard the crane as four freight cars derailed and the tunnel cave in occurred.
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Ashland, Ore
UPI
W.S. Stesses
Minnow, Ore
Southern Pacific Railroad
Tunnel 13
Siskiyou Line
Oregon
California State Line
Infant surgery despite parental opposition at Maine clinic
A 10 day old Maine Medical Center patient, born severely deformed with no left eye, underwent life sustaining surgery after a Superior Court judge ruled parents must consent to the procedure. The infant, unable to eat by mouth, received a feeding tube and faces a second operation as doctors consider feeding options and a possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Polwtland
Maine
Robert B.T. Haute
Westbronk
Maine Medical Center
Superior Court
David C. Roberts
Navy
Janes Frye
Maine Supreme Court
Butele
John Mitchell
Supreme Court
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Mississippi
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee
Bown
Jey
Leon Jawarski
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Chassilles
Beach
Beas Seneo
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