Notable social mix of weddings and feminist debate in Rio
Vernands Bunker Gentil and Esworth Baker wed in Rio de Janeiro while Falkenburg, daughter of ex Wimbledon champion Bob Falkenburg, ties the knot. Separately, a London divorcee court judge weds a divorcee after many prior marriages. Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan spar over feminist ideology, and Clifford Irving finds a publisher for his faux autobiography with Grove Press set to issue What REALLY Happened despite his 24 year prison term.
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Vernands Bunker Gentil
U.S
Vietnam
Esworth Baker
Wid
Claudia Jean. Falkenburg
Bob Falkenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Falkenburg
Los Angeles
Brazil
Milen Bunkker Gentile
Frederick McIntyre
London
Marjorie Bown
Eying
Clifford Ving
Steward
Grove Press
Paperwack
Clifford Irving
Irving
Edith
Richard Suskind
Agilso
Two Reagan picks face opposition in California
In Sacramento Senate hearings bills on Gov. Reagan appointees to law and order posts drew GOP resistance. Sen. Richardson urged splitting the reappointments of Curtis Lynam to the Adult Authority and Allan Breed to lead the California Youth Authority Board, labeling Lynam overly lenient and questioning Breed’s qualifications amid concerns over juvenile crime policies. A separate Beirut report notes a bomb at the Palestine Research Center injuring director Dr. Raif Sayegha and damaging facilities.
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Senate
Rennegan
GOP
Richardson
Curtis Lynam
Adult Authority
Allan F. Breed
California Youth Authority Board
Ritchardson
Bread
Lynam
FBI
Beirut
UPI
Palestine Research Center Today
Raif Sayegha
Direcor
Life of Interior Dept Undersecretary Pecora Ends at 59
Willian T. Pecora, the second in command at the Interior Department, died at George Washington University Hospital aged 59 after surgery for diverticulitis. He had been acting secretary and Morton’s chief assistant, previously directing the Geological Survey since 1965. Pecora, a Belleville New Jersey native, was nominated undersecretary by President Nixon in 1971 and confirmed the following month.
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Willian T. Pecora
George Watshington University Hospital
Pecora
Rogers
Tor
Pecara
Morton
Morlun
Sixon
Seaxle
Belleville, NJ
Geological Survey
Met Opera chief Gentele dies in Sardinia crash
Swedish conductor Geeran Gentele, 64, his two daughters Cecilia Anne 21 and Beatrice 15, and his wife were injured in a head-on car crash in Sardinia while vacationing. Gentele died Tuesday, prompting the Met board to discuss the company’s future. Leonard Bernstein mourned the loss and Marilyn Horne awaited her Carmen premiere. Mayor Lindsay called the tragedy devastating as Opera preparations for 1973 74 proceed.
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Goeran
Gentele
Metropolitan Opéra
Met
Marit
Janete
Olbia
Sardinia
Leonard Bernstein
Tanglewool
Massachusetts
Marilyn Horne
Los Angeles
Carmen
John V. Lindsay
Geeran Gentele
New York
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New Jersey Symphony
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