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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
4
The wife of former professional football player Jim Brown was granted a divorce in Cleveland on a petition filed in August 1968. Judge John L. Maxwell ordered a financial investigation and temporarily ordered Brown to pay $125 monthly support and $625 monthly for each child. The couple married in 1959.
Comedian Pat Paulsen, known for his 1968 spoof run, says he plans to enter New Hampshire's March 7 Republican presidential primary. He faces signature hurdles and aims to convince voters he is serious, calling himself a protest candidate and saying he wants to turn the country around from the heart.
A cheeky portrait by James MacArthur shows Helen Hayes, 71, still active across TV and stage. He recalls 9:30 a.m. Harvey rehearsal and a Dick Cavett appearance, while she travels, cooks, and stays involved in projects.
Universal Studios and ABC announce Roger Davis will replace the late Peter Duel as Hannibal Heyes in the series Alias Smith and Jones. Duel died New Year’s Eve by gunshot. Davis debuts February 3 in The Biggest Game in the West. Davis, from Louisville, Kentucky, is UCLA educated.
Three state appellate judges in Los Angeles failed to decide whether Mrs. Deena Metzger should be reinstated after reading an allegedly obscene poem to Valley College students in Van Nuys. Superior Court Judge Robert Patton had ordered her reinstatement, ruling charges of moral conduct and violent unfitness untrue, a ruling appealed.
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