Crosby estate privacy through living trust revealed
San Mateo County probate filings disclose singer Bing Crosby funneled estate into a living trust four months before his death to preserve privacy and gain tax advantages. The will names widow Kathryn and seven children. an inventory will finalize wealth estimates. Totie Fields cancels shows due to exhaustion after amputation and hospital tests find fatigue. Tiny Tim and Victoria Budinger divorce after six years, Tim absent on tour. divorce cites irreconcilable differences with no alimony or child support requested.
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Richard Arnold
Los Angeles
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Totie Fields
Miss Fields
Los Angeles New Hospital
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Miss Vicki
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Camden
Philip Paley
Vicki
Victoria Budinger
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Herbert Khaury
Ohio congressman opposes Mt McKinley name change to Denali
Ohio Rep Ralph Regula argues replacing McKinley with Denali insults his memory and local pride. Alaska residents and activists counter that the peak bears no real link to McKinley, urging restoration of Denali as the native name. The hearing covers Interior Department and park renaming actions with Congress and governors weighing outcomes.
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Ohio
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Alaska
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Olo
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Anchorage
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Interior
Elvis's jeweler recalls his lavish gem buys
Lowell Hays, Elvis Presley’s longtime jeweler, recalls the star’s impulse purchases totaling between 500000 and 700000 in gems. Presley flew to meet him and sometimes carried 8200 or more in jewelry. He once demanded a special ring at 4 am and paid 59000 for a diamond, later gifting a navy blue luxury car.
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Lowell Hays
Presley
Memphis
Hays
Elvis
Ginger Alden
New York
Jim
Simon resigns as Trib chairman after publisher request
Sir William Simon former secretary of the treasury resigns as chairman of The Trib board at publisher Leon ard Saffir's request. Saffir cites Simon's failed bid for editorial and financial control for political purposes. Simon's secretary says he resigns for time and personal reasons. Frank Fontaine returns home to Boston after five weeks in a Columbus hospital from a heart attack.
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Fontaine
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Jackie Gleason
Painter Alechinsky Wins Mellon Award for Modern Art
Belgian artist Mierre Alechinsky, son of physician parents, wins 50,000 for a dream like canvas series inspired by family. He visits Pittsburgh to receive the Andrew W. Mellon Award, and celebrates with a 134 piece Carnegie Museum of Art exhibit. He says a painting asks a question and should not just give an answer.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
Carnegie Museum of Art
Fontempories Art Icom
Specials Left and Right Knitwear at Altitude Sportswear
Left side offers a multi embroidery trimmed blouson in soft acrylic available in black or white with sizes S M L priced at 12.88. Right side features a snowflake pattern acrylic vest in green or black with multi color highlights priced at 9.99. Young Altitude Sportswear.
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