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...svelte Septuagenarian Marlene Dietrich, the show must go on, if not the preshow party. Shoving aside a waiting wheelchair at London's Heathrow Airport, the statuesque star hobbled into England last week, still feeling the effects of a leg injury suffered earlier this year. Princess Margaret ordered up a royal reception at Grosvenor House, where Dietrich was scheduled to make her first West End cabaret appearance in almost 20 years. Despite a guest list that included Director Franco Zeffirelli and Actor Christopher Lee, the evening's main attraction canceled out by phone. "I haven...
Despite her planned opening at London's Grosvenor House, enduring Marlene Dietrich, 72, has kept her celebrated profile even lower than usual lately...
After the accident Dietrich was spirited aboard a Pan Am 747, bedded down atop eight flattened first-class seats, and flown to New York for repairs. While the throaty singer vowed that her shows would go on, doctors were less certain...
...Dietrich's injury at Washington's Shady Grove Music Fair last year, which resulted in only a bad gash, led to a string of concert cancellations...
...more demanding, delicate or deadly than nuclear diplomacy, and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is one of the few men in the world who can be said to have mastered it in both theory and felt-table practice. Recently, while escorting West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher to San Clemente to meet with President Nixon, Kissinger stopped off en route to visit the nuclear-missile installation at Grand Forks Air Force Base, N. Dak. There, 150 Minuteman missiles stand at the ready beneath their giant manhole covers, and Kissinger, who as a negotiator handles Minuteman, Polaris and Poseidon missiles...