Carol Burnett sues National Enquirer for libel over kissinger claim
Hollywood comedian Carol Burnett leads a $5 million libel suit against the National Enquirer alleging a 1976 item portrayed her as drunk and disruptive at a Washington restaurant with Henry Kissinger. The case, first of its kind against the tabloid, could take weeks to resolve in Los Angeles Superior Court with other celebrities also suing.
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Music Execs Face Racketeering in Counterfeit Tape Trial
In Brooklyn federal court, Sam Goody president George Levy and VP Samuel Stolen face 16 counts including racketeering and copyright infringement over 100,000 counterfeit tapes valued at $1 million. FBI sting Operation Mod Sound prompted the indictments as prosecutors plan to call Billy Joel, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Simon, and Andy Gibb to testify.
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Artificial bids shape a dramatic bridge hand in 1971 match
In the U S France 1971 contest the East dealer faced a five clubs opening lead. North South bids included artificial and natural sequences, with Stoppa Roudinesco in France and Jacoby Wolff in the U S. Wolff’s aggressive heart slam reached six hearts, winning 750 points as the layout favored spades or diamonds for the needed controls.
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Big Band composer Carl H. Nutter Sr. dies at 87
Newark Ohio announces funeral services today for Carl H. Nutter Sr. a Big Band Era composer and arranger aged 87. He wrote Solitaire recorded by Tony Bennett and other hits. he arranged for Tommy Dorsey, Guy Lombardo, Hal Kemp and Frank Sinatra.
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Dancer Frank Veloz Dies at 75 in California
Frank Veloz, half of the famed Veloz and Yolanda dancing duo, died after a brief illness in Burbank California at age 75. The pair helped popularize ballroom dance on stage and screen with hits like Anniversary Waltz and Darktown Strutters Ball. They married, later divorced in 1962, and ran dance studios after retiring. Veloz is survived by his second wife Jean and Yolanda.
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