Wussler Named CBS President in CBS Network Shakeup
Robert Wussler, 39, CBS sports chief since 1974, is named president of the CBS television network replacing Robert Wood who resigns to form a California production company. Wussler began at CBS in 1957 after starting in the mail room.
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Hefner resigns as Playboy president in corporate overhaul
Hugh Hefner steps down from the post of president of the Playboy empire while remaining board chairman and chief executive officer. Playboy vice president Lee Gottlieb describes the move as part of an orchestrated reorganization and says Hefner remains the controlling force of the company.
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Ingrid Bergman and grandson cross NYC street
Actress Ingrid Bergman and her three year old grandson Justin cross a New York City street the weekend after a Central Park outing The boy is Pia Lindstrom s son according to the report
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Fourth time in seven years Flood evacuation begins in Minot
Minot N D prepares for Souris River flood with dikes raised and 4200 homes in the flood plain ordered evacuated by Thursday. Eighty families moved last weekend as officials warn crest near eight feet above flood stage next Sunday.
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Eye exams urged for children and adults with vision changes
Readers report eye strain in a six year old with blinking and reading difficulty, plus an adult with peripheral vision loss. Dr Steinerohn advises early eye examinations for children and routine checks to catch glaucoma and other eye diseases, especially after age 40. The column also notes hyperactivity concerns in a five year old and recommends medical consultation for proper treatment. Also included are stormy weather impacts with cold winds, snow, and postponed baseball games across Chicago, Milwaukee, and Cleveland as well as frost warnings from Missouri to Delaware.
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Remarkable Six Spades Slam in Reisinger Final
In New Orleans, a North South pair reached six spades at all ten tables in the Reisinger team event last November despite missing the A K of trumps. Three declarers made the slam, one doubled, others failed, a striking display of bidding and play.
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Weather and nature notes across plains and Europe
A forecast describes scattered showers and thundershowers across the lower Great Plains and mid Rockies with generally fair weather elsewhere. Tonight clears and cools with frost likely in north and east. lows in the 20s to 30s. Tomorrow warms to upper 50s and 60s, then a midweek system with showers possible Wednesday, then fair Thursday and Friday with upper 60s to low 70s midweek, cooling to lower 60s Friday. Lake Erie winds become west 15 knots with 2 to 4 foot waves. The article adds a curious note on Europe’s white stork, describing its height and parental needs.
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