Notable public figures in politics entertainment and scandal
Pearl Bailey at 63 touts a 4.0 GPA in Good Housekeeping interview claiming youth through college. Abbie Hoffman, jailed for cocaine sales, proposes anti heroin ads from prison. Reagan-era politics appear as NH Governor Gallen acts in a 1905 Portsmouth peace treaty film. Jane Fonda denied visas in Lesotho. Phillips involved in a late night party aboard a ferry. Buckingham Palace declines comment on rumors surrounding Princess Anne’s husband.
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Georgetown University
Pearl Bailey
Miss Bailey
Good Housekeeping
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
New York
Veritas Therapeutic Community Drug Clinic
Reagan
New Hampshire
Hugh Gallen
State Film Bureau
Gallen
Portsmouth
N.H
Japanese Public Broadcasting System
Film Bureau
Martha Leighton
John McLane
Buckingham Palace
Mark Phillips
Princess Anne
Phillips
Netherlands
Elizabeth II
Cooper Iowa seeks Johnny Carson as centennial celebrity
Cooper residents plan a July 1 centennial with a famous guest. After 90 applications, Carson, Danny Thomas, Henry Winkler, Fran Tarkenton, and Lady Bird Johnson were considered. Delegates hope a renowned figure will boost town pride after three residents left. Carson joked about Mickey Mouse beating him.
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Burbank
Calif
Cooper
Iowa
Johnny Carson
NBC
Carson
Terry Rich
Danny Thomas
Henry Winkler
Fran Tarkentor
Lady Bird Johnson
Gerald Lawton
Mickey Mouse
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Jane Fonda
South Africa
Naseru
Lesotho
Miss Fonda
Tom Hayden
Johannesburg
New York City
Dewitt Farmers Market
Stacey Farrell
Agwony' Ie Carensi
Mornarep
Erie Blvd
E. Dewitt
Jack Appleseed
Lot Ager
Faby
PBS
7Th North ST
Liverpool