May 31, 1976

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Too Frank

A Peeved Frank Sinatra Sues Old Pal Earl Wilson for Writing a 'Boring' Unauthorized Biography

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Back Home, She's 'Daisy' in Blue Jeans—Here She's the Shy Royal Visitor from Denmark

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Timothy Leary Is Free, Demonstrably in Love and Making Extraterrestrial Plans

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Spiro Agnew, Remember? He Went Out Like a Lamb and Returns as a Literary Lion

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Midway Hero George Gay Helps Re-create An Epic Battle for a New Film

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Out of Empire-building and Personal Crises Emerges a Mellowed Norton Simon

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Leapin' Lizards! and Turtles, Snakes and Snails, Too! Ethel Kennedy Gives a Lawn Party

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Where Have All the Heroes Gone? Author Joe Mcginniss Searches the Land—in Vain

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Brando and Nicholson Aside, Kathleen Lloyd Still Keeps Herself Down on the Farm

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Veterinarian Harlan Bigbee Prescribes the Pill for America's Pup-ulation Explosion

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The Battle of Pastor Berghaus' Peace Village: Should War-maimed Kids Be Returned to Vietnam?

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Bruce Jenner Seeks Olympic Gold, While Chrystie Stews

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Raymond Alf Makes Sarah, the Saber-toothed Cat, and Other Fossils Live for His Students

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Stars' Silly Faces: Whose Is Best?

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Too Frank

A Peeved Frank Sinatra Sues Old Pal Earl Wilson for Writing a 'Boring' Unauthorized Biography

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