Singer Marilyn Michaels Revisits Voices at Rainbow Grill
Marilyn Michaels declares herself a singer first and mimic second describing her Rainbow Grill act. She channels Julie Andrews Diana Ross and Barbra Streisand to summon iconic voices in a performance highlighted by the club scene.
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Kissinger Says Carter Would Reconsider War Talk on Yugoslavia
Secretary Kissinger told CBS Face the Nation that if elected president Carter would likely rethink his controversial stance against going to war over Yugoslavia. The report cites caution in U S foreign policy remarks amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Humphrey Begins Hospital Walks After Cancer Surgery
Senator Hubert Humphrey is up and about after bladder cancer surgery in New York City. He makes daily hand shaking tours at the hospital, wearing a decades old blue and white bathrobe, in a scene described by his doctor as a political convention feel.
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Heritage Stays Strong Despite Language Decline in Bayou Louisiana
Mrs Louise Dugas Carbo aged 94, a granddaughter of French migrants to the Bayou Lafourche area, says the traditional French Catholic heritage remains strong though she notes a waning use of the French language and reduced church influence in the region.
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Nobel laureate Friedman urges constitutional limit on spending
Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman says the United States should amend the constitution to cap government spending. The University of Chicago economist, a 28 year professor, told Meet the Press that excessive spending, he says 40 cents of every dollar, fuels inflation and unemployment.
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Ex-King Namgyal Recovers From Barbiturate Overdose
Palden Thondup Namgyal former king of Sikkim and his American-born queen Hope Cooke have been treated after an barbiturate overdose. Dr J K Talwar said the ex-king is fine fully conscious alert and out of danger.
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Roswell Flu Clinic Draws 1 210 Vaccinations
The first Roswell swine flu clinic, a free four hour event at Goddard and Roswell high schools, vaccinated 1 210 people. Total vaccinations for the county exceed 1 500, with 589 at Goddard and 621 at Roswell High.
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