Wisconsin Alumnus Proposes 1250 Mile Tour For Talks
Senator William Proxmire plans a 1200 mile wander through Wisconsin as part of a five day habit tour. The Democrat, age 47, says he will run ten miles a day and walk eighteen to twenty miles in each segment. He will not seek re election until 1976 and hopes to speak with farmers and workers in towns including South Milwaukee Racine Lead Mine Hazel Green Fair Play and Footville.
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Williamt Prostatre
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Capitol Hill
Proxmnire
South Milwaukee
Racine
Lead Mine
Hazel Green
Fair Play
Footville
Composer Tiomkin, 73, Marries Secretary Olivia Patch
Russian-born American composer Dmitri Tiomkin, 73, wed his secretary Olivia Patch in London at the Haringey Register Office. Patch, in her 20s, has served as his secretary and assistant for four years. The couple plans a Paris honeymoon after Tiomkin finishes work on Tchaikovsky.
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Minitri Tiomkin
Olivia Patch
London
Tiomkin
Miss Patch
Haringey
U.S
Albertina Rasch
Naverone
St. Petersburg Conservatory
Tehaikovsky
Tomkin
Royal Marine
Tchaikovsky
Paris
Margaret Webster dies at 67 in London stage director
Margaret Webster, renowned stage director from a famed theatrical family, died in London at age 67. Born in New York City, she built a transatlantic career directing major figures like the Lunts, Gielgud, and Evans, and was the first woman to direct a Metropolitan Opera production in New York, staging Don Carlos and Aida in the early 1950s.
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Margaret Webster
Britain
London
New York City
England
U.S
May Whitty
Miss Webster
Sybil Thorndike
Webster-Thorndike
Isle George
Jean Nathan
William Shakeseare
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Aida
Atlantic
Lunts
Sir John Gielgud
Maurice Evans
the Cassons
Bem Webster
Mogul’s Son-in-Law Weds Judge’s Daughter in Yuma
Bolker, former Onassis son-in-law, marries Judge Roy Hofhein’s daughter in Yuma Arizona. It is Bolker’s third marriage after divorces from Christina Onassis and the daughter of Los Angeles financier Mark Taper. A Hollywood surgeon was wounded in a Thousand Oaks ranch shootout as Miguel A. Duyne was killed. Actress Vanesa Brown’s ex-husband Dr. Robert Alyn Frattklyn survives surgery after the incident. Anne Kashfi pleads innocent to hit and run and DUI charges in Van Nuys Court, with a Dec 28 trial set.
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Joe ‘Holker
Aristotle Onassis
Roy Hofhein
Houston Astros
Bolker
Los Angeles
Dene Hofhein
Yuma
Ariz
Mark Taper
Christina Onassis
Christina
Onassis
Robert Alyn Frattklyn
Vanesa Brown
Thousand Oks
Miguel A. Duyne
Franklyn
Hollywood
Ranch
Marion Brando
Anna Kashti
Allormey
Michael Abrams
Miss Kashfi
van Nuys
Caston
Aiga
FCC member urges curbs on over the counter drug ads
Nicholas Johnson of the FCC pushes for prohibiting or restricting OTC drug advertising on television noting television as the teacher of drug misuse and urging Congress to curb ad messages. He criticizes self-medication and calls out alcohol and drug imagery in TV as harmful while urging hearings or action.
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Washington
Nicholas Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Johnson
FCC
Congress
Hemarks
National Council of Churches of Christ
America
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dean Marin
Jackie Gleason
University Pie Duel Sparks Day of Insanity on Campus
University of Hartford President Archibald Woodruff and Student Association President Eric Litsky staged a custard pie duel as part of a Day of Insanity. Three decorated pies flew as hundreds watched. Woodruff scored two direct hits while Litsky’s aim missed. Amid the chaos, two stray dogs consumed remaining pie scraps after the crowd dispersed.
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College
University of Hartford
Archibald Woodruff
Eric Litsky
Great Neck, WY
Litsky T0
Litsky
Woodruff
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