Gleason Undergoes Reconstructive Face Surgery in Miami
Comedian Jackie Gleason had four and a half hours of reconstructive plastic surgery Monday at Jackson Medical Center in Miami after sagging eyelids and drooping features affected his reading ability. He remains in guarded condition, recovering in a private room, with doctors reporting the operation fared well under local anesthesia and that full recovery could take weeks to months.
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Portraits of Thurgood Marshall and two Marylanders unveiled
In Annapolis Thurgood Marshall, the first Black Supreme Court justice, visited to unveil portraits of himself, Benjamin Banneker and Frederick Douglass in a new Maryland museum of Black history. He spoke on Black progress and noted ongoing discrimination while reflecting on equality in America.
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Groucho Marx Discharged After Hip Surgery Recovery
The 86 year old comedian Groucho Marx left Cedars Sinai Medieval Center in Los Angeles after eight days of recuperation following hip surgery. He was driven home Tuesday by his conservator Nat Perrin. The operation occurred June 12 when an artificial hip joint slipped.
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Billy Carter elected Plains official amid dynasty chatter
Billy Carter won election in Plains following a local meeting of the newly formed Plains Merchants Association. Acknowledging his win he quipped it was his first elected office while observers debated a possible political dynasty in the southwest Georgia town. Separately Queen Elizabeth drew larger crowds than major football clubs on the Jubilee tour in northwest England, delaying the royal procession near Liverpool.
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Nancy Walker returns to Rhoda as CBS mother Ida
Nancy Walker, once Rhoda Morgenstern’s TV mother, reappears as Ida in CBS’ Rhoda for next season after two ABC flops. She starred in The Nancy Walker Show, canceled midseason for low ratings, and Blansky’s Beau ties, a den mother to Las Vegas chorus girls, also canceled for poor ratings.
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Jogging Bank Bandit Suspect Nabbed In Canoga Park Heist
FBI traced a man in a green and white jogging suit after a Security Pacific Bank robbery in Canoga Park. Sam Joseph Ehtred and an unidentified woman were booked for investigation as authorities checked footage linking the suspect to three earlier Valley robberies. A deputy director said a substantial amount of money was recovered but the exact sum was not released.
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Fire at Fox studio destroys part of Hello Dolly set
A Monday blaze at 20th Century Fox Studios West Los Angeles caused about 150000 dollars in damage to the Hello Dolly movie set built nine years ago. Two false fronts from the turn of the century street scene were destroyed and the Lindbergh woolen set burned quickly. Bernard Barron, VP of studio operations, said no injuries were reported.
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Bill would utilize mansion in state training sessions
Sacramento legislators push a bill to repurpose the governor's mansion for state training and conferences. The 1.3 million Spanish style building, built under Reagan, has been labeled a Taj Mahal by Brown who refused to live there. The measure, approved 55 17 by the Assembly, seeks to recoup some of the 35 000 to 395 000 annual maintenance costs.
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