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The Pm Democrat, Sunday, October 6, 1985 17A People ABC denies censorship charge Inger Crystal Gayle Is expecting her second child 1 1n the early spring and plans to take time off from touring to 'prepare for the baby's birth, her publicist said Saturday. Gayle, 34. and her husband, attorney BUI Gatzlmos, 33, have a 2-year-old daughter, publicist Paul Shefrln said. (1 "We've had so much fun with Catherine, we're really looking forward to our second," Gayle, who lives with her husband in Nashville, said in a statement She Is on tour and was performing Saturday in Paintsvllle, Ky her hometown, Shefrln said. of biased news management and political pressure." "Of the executives who screened the program, I understand Arledge is a close friend of the Kennedy family," Summers said.

The "20-20" segment was based on Summers' book, which maintains that organized crime had obtained compromising information about Monroe and the Kennedys. Maurie Perl, spokeswoman for "20-20," said Arledge "has a number of friends and they do not determine who gets on the air." "He has standards by which he continues to make decisions," she said. Arledge told Smith the segment purported to "show a link through organized crime, via Marilyn Monroe, which compromises the Kennedys. But it didn't prove Gayle, whose "Don't It Make CRYSTAL GAYLE My Brown Eyes Blue" was a Grammy-winner, Is the sister of country singer Loretta Lynn. Kennedy clan turns out for gala More than 20 members of the Kennedy clan mingled with about 350 dinner guests who paid $1,000 each to attend a gala fund-raiser for the John F.

Kennedy Library Foundation in Boston. Among those sipping cocktails and dining on filet de boeuf and aux truffles at the library and museum on Friday were Kennedy's widow, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis; their children, Caroline and John F. Kennedy and Joseph Kennedy oldest son of the late Robert Kennedy. Other family hosts included Sen. Edward M.

Kennedy, brother of John and Robert, and his sisters, Patricia Lawford, Eunice Shrlver and Jean Smith. Joan Kennedy, Edward's former wife, was accompanied by their oldest son, Edward Jr. The guests included Cardinal Bernard Law, Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, Boston Mayor Raymond L. Flynn and his wife, Cathy, and Harvard University economist John Kenneth Galbraith, who served President Kennedy as ambassador to India. Prei Democrat news service! NEW YORK The author of a book on Marilyn Monroe has charged that ABGTV bowed to pressure from the Kennedy family in canceling a "20-20" segment linking John and Robert Kennedy to organized crime through the actress.

Roone Arledge, president of ABC News and Sports, was quoted as saying his friendship with Ethel Kennedy had nothing to do with the decision not to air the piece Thursday night. "I wouldn't censor anything just because it was going to offend a friend," Arledge was quoted as saying by New York Daily News gossip columnist Liz Smith. "I've already offended over half the friends I have." Anthony Summers, author of "Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe," charged Friday that the cancellation "was a result Obituaries Architect of Social Security dies New York Times Service Murray Webb Latimer, an architect of the Social Security Act and an expert on pensions, died Tuesday at Georgetown University Hospital, Washington. He was 84. Latimer served in President Roosevelt's administration as a member of the technical board of the President's Committee on Economic Security in 1934-35.

He also was director of the Bureau of Old Age Benefits of the Social Security Board in 1935-36. Latimer, a native of Clinton, was a graduate of Mississippi College and the Harvard Business School. Kenny Baker dies; Benny show singer SOLVANG (AP) Golden-voiced Kenny Baker, who played a bumbling foil on Jack Benny's radio show before establishing his Humperdinck to testify and It reflects badly on me and the broadcast." Westin declined to comment on Friday. But Perl said Westin and Walters "feel the piece should have been aired." Last week. In an interview before Arledge had seen the report, Westin said: "I don't anticipate not putting it on the air.

The journalism is solid. Everything In there has two sources. We are documenting that there was a relationship between Bobby and Marilyn and Jack and Marilyn. A variety of eyewitnesses attest to that on camera." The piece originally had been scheduled to run last week but was canceled. It was cut from 25 minutes to 17 minutes before being rescheduled for Thursday night Finally, it was bumped In favor of a piece on police sniffer dogs.

cremation at Mendo-Lake Crematory. Arrangements are by Chapel of the Lakes, Lakeport. Memorial donations are preferred to Tredway Post No. 194, P.O. Box 411, Kelseyville.

CA, 95451. John C. Overton PETALUMA Services are Tuesday for John C. "Jack" Overton, 52, who died Saturday at his home in Petaluma. A native of Petaluma, he worked in the insurance business for 25 years in San Francisco, Santa Rosa and Petaluma.

He lived in Petaluma since 1961 and was a member of St. Vincent de Paul Church and the University of San Francisco Alumni. He is survived by his wife, Marthajoan Overton of Petaluma; his children. Jack, Greg and Chris Overton, Petaluma; his mother, Marie Overton, Petaluma; his ter, Alberta Nehmens, Petaluma; and his brother, Gene Overton, San Leandro. Services will be at 1 1 a.m.

at St. Vincent de Paul. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Petaluma, 415 A Petaluma 94952. Arrangements are by Par-ent-Sorensen Mortuary. RUBATTINO In Santa Rosa, October 3.

1985, Lena C. Rubattino, beloved wife of the late Paul Rubattino, loving mother of Elma Cerchi and Lilly Fridiey, both of Santa Rosa, dear mother-in-law of Duilio Cerchi and Merle Fridiey, both of Santa Rosa, also survived by two sisters and one brother in Italy. Adored grandmother of Marlene and Gina Cerchi of Santa Rosa, John Fridiey of Upper Lake, Susan Aviles, Martin and Ellen Fridiey, all of Santa Rosa, great grandmother of Rachel Aviles and Paul Fridiey, aunt of Tom Rubattino, Joe Rubattino and Rita Castino, all of Santa Rosa and numerous other nieces and nephews. A native of Seattle, Washington, age 78 years. A Parishoner of St.

Rose Catholic Church. Friends are invited to meet on Monday. October 7, 1985 at 9 30 a.m. at LAFFERTY SMITHHv COLONIAL CHAPEL, 4321 Highway, Santa Rosa, thence to St. Rose Catholic Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Mrs.

Rubattino at 10:00 a.m. Interment following Calvary Catholic Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend a Recition of the Rosary on Sunday, October 6, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. at the Colonial Chapel. Friends may call at the Colonial Chapel after 3:00 p.m.

Saturday for visitation. If preferred, Spiritual Bouquets may be made in Mrs. Rubattino's memory or donations to the American Cancer Society, 826 St. Helena Santa Rosa, CA 95404 or to your favorite charity. CARD OF THANKS WE wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the many acts of kindness, cards and floral offerings received during the parsing of our loved one: husband, father and friend.

Many thanks to all. The FAMILY of JESUS DIAZ anything happened beyond the possibility-probability of an affair between Marilyn and Bobby." Smith also quoted Arledge as calling the segment "a sleazy piece of journalism" that was "just not good enough for us." ABC took exception to those quotes. "He never used that word (sleazy). He never used that phrase," said Carol Olwert, a spokeswoman for ABC News. But Smith stood by her column.

Arledge's decision also drew criticism from the co-anchors of the program, Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters, and the executive producer, Av Westin. "I am upset about the way it was handled," Downs said. "I honestly believe that this is more carefully documented than anything any network did during Watergate. I lament the fact that the decision reflects badly on people I respect Ramon; his sisters, Lois Parker, Pacheco, Ruth Malsbary, San Rafael and Juan Matzlnger, Pacheco; his brothers, Paul Hollingshead, Fallbrook, Marion Hollingshead, Oceanside, and Jack Hollingshead, Modesto; and two grandchildren. Graveside services will be 2 p.m.

Monday at Kelseyville Cemetery, with Rev. Mike Mortvedt officiating. Chapel of the Lakes, Lakeport, is in charge of arrangements. Memorial donations are preferred to the Hospice of Lake County, P.O. Box 1348, Lower Lake, CA 95457.

George P. Hukkanen KELSEYVILLE George Peter Hukkanen, 85, of Kelseyville died Friday in a local hospital. Born in Finland, he moved to Lake County in 1909 and spent 42 years farming in Big Valley. He was a member of the American Legion Tredway Post No. 194, Kelseyville, and served in the U.S.

Navy during World War II. He is survived by his sister, Marta Hukkanen Eckert, and nieces and nephews. Graveside memorial services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Kelseyville Cemetery, following GRELL In Santa Rosa, October 4, 1985, Anna 0. Grell, dear wife of the late C.

Henry Grell, loving mother of Hans Grell of Santa Rosa, Claus Grell of San Jose, Dr. Frieda Grell of Rouge River, Ore. and the late Martha M. Grell and Maria Dalpiaz; also survived by brothers and sisters in Germany and 1 brother in El Cajon, 7 grandchildren and- 6 great grandchildren. A native of Germany age 88 years.

A member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Friends may pay their respects at EGGEN LANCE MORTUARY from 1:00 p.m. Sunday to 9:00 p.m. Monday and are invited to attend funeral services on Tuesday, October 8, 1985 at 11:00 a.m.

at St. Luke Lutheran Church with Pastor Theodore C. Mueller officiating. Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park. GUIDRY In Santa Rosa, October 4, 1985, Alice H.

Guidry wife of the late Prince O. Guidry, beloved mother of Linda L. Guidry of Santa Rosa and Charmaine P. Lanham of Nashville, loving step-mother of Prince O. Guidry, Jr.

of San Jose, dear sister of Katherine Tornai of San Mateo, Josephine Sharits of San Francisco; also surviving are 5 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. A native of San Francisco age 71 years. Friends are invited to attend a Catholic Blessing Service on Tuesday, October 8, 1985 at 2:00 p.m. at DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES, 1225 Sonoma Ave. Interment to follow Calvary Catholic Cemetery.

Memorials have been suggested to the American Cancer Society, 826 St. Helena, Santa Rosa, CA 95404 or your favorite charity. Friends may call at DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES after 3:00 p.m. Monday for visitation. Recording star Engelbert Humperdinck is expected to Appear next week in Lebanon, to testify in an $800,000 civil lawsuit filed against him by Starlight Musicals Inc.

of Indianapolis. The company sued Humperdinck in January 1983 for failing to appear during a week of Starlight Musicals shows scheduled during July 1982. Humperdinck said a viral forced him to return to his home in England. Some county officials said they are concerned that the arrival of the dark-haired baritone may interfere with the legal proceedings if fans try to crowd into the courthouse to get a glimpse of Humperdinck. i J7 show ires South Boston Funeral Notices When two characters played by actors Robert Urich and Chuck Connors in "Spenser: For Hire" made some wisecracks "about the city's South Boston neighborhood, some residents were notamused.

In one scene, Urich as Spenser, a detective who roams the streets of Boston, referred to South Boston as a place filled with "wholesale tire outlets, rag merchants, junk dealers." In another scene, Connors' character refuses to attend a meeting in the neighborhood with Spenser, saying, "Six in the morning, in Southie, no way." After the show made its debut appearance Sept. 27, about six dozen irate neighborhood residents called the privately run South Boston Information Center to vent their anger, said center spokesman John Ciccone. "All three of our phones were ringing off the hook," he said. "People were really angry, but they were also upset. They said, 'We were nice to them when they filmed in our streets and tied up traffic.

Why did they have to do this?" own film and stage presence, has died of a heart attack at age 72. Baker of Solvang died Aug. 10, but the death went unreported until Friday, when Ruth Loper of Loper Funeral Chapel confirmed it. Baker succeeded Frank Parker on the Benny show as a daffy youth who baffled Benny and listeners with his twisted logic, a role later perfected by Dennis Day. Baker's music provided a pleasant break in the program's comedy.

Baker left Benny for his own radio program and later sang on the air for Fred Allen. He toured with Frances Langford in theaters across the country just before World War II. Marvin Hollingshead KELSEYVILLE Marvin W. Hollingshead, 76, died Friday in his Kelseyville home after a long illness. A native of Colorado, he worked in the metal trades for 25 years and moved to Lake County 10 years ago from El Cerrito.

Survivors include his wife, Grace Hollingshead, Kelseyville; his daughters, Pat Clements, Richmond, and Jeanne Stevens, San HAMMACK In Petaluma, October 3, 1985, Melvin Eugene Hammack, beloved husband for 50 years of Jewel Hammack, loving father of Wayne Hammack both of Windsor and Joyce Gilmore of Santa Rosa, dear father-in-law of Dorothy Hammack and Richard Gilmore; adored grandfather of David and Diana Hammack of Windsor, Michael and Kristen Gilmore of Santa Rosa, loving brother of John Hammack of Santa Rosa, J. V. Hammack of Windsor, Fern Hammack of Shreveport, LA, Ruby Halford of Napa and the late Odia Hammack. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A native of Delhi, Oklahoma age 69 years.

A resident of Sonoma County since 1940; long time rancher in the Alexander Valley area. Past member of the Windsor Volunteer Fire Dept. Mr. Hammack's last employment was 5 years as Superintendent of Maintenance for the Windsor School District. A member of the Christian Life Center.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services Monday morning, October 7, 1985 at 11:00 a.m. from the CHAPEL OF FRED YOUNG COMPANY, Healdsbura with Pastor Frederick A. Muster of the Christian Life Center officiating. Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park, Shiloh Addition, Windsor. (Funeral Parking entrance Matheson Street) SPELL In Petaluma, California, October 4, 1985, Leona M.

Spell wife of the late Jessie Spell. Beloved mother of Leon Stansbury of Los Altos and Charles Spell of Sonoma County. Grandmother of Larry Hutchinson, Darrel Hutchinson, Michael Hearne; Patricia, Ronald and Donald Stansbury. Sister-in-law of Annie Coulter of Hillsborough. Also survived by numerous great-grandchildren.

A native of Louisiana, age 87 years. Friends are invited to meet Tuesday, October 8, 1985 at at the PARENT-SORENSEN MORTUARY, Petaluma thence to St. James Catholic Church where a Mass of Christian burial will be offered at Recitation of the Rosary will be Monday, at the mortuary. Interment Veterans Lawn, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. CARD OF THANKS IN MEMORY OF WAYNE Q.

WATERS I wish to express my appreciation and to thank all of you for the phone calls, sympathy cards and memorial gifts that have been received and are still being received in the untimely death of Wayne Q. Waters. Thank you. Eva H. Waters santa rosa Memorial Park IOO Years of Service 1885-1905 Lawn Cemetery Crematory Mausoleum Veterans Lawn Franklin Ave.

at Silva SANTA ROSA 542-1580 ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK WILLIE NELSON succession in 33. 1 8 seconds GILCHRIST In Santa Rosa, October 4. 1985, Harry D. Gilchrist, dearly beloved husband of Lorene Gilchrist of Santa Rosa, loving father of Terry Bonfigli of Santa Rosa, dear brother of Loren Gilchrist of Oakland, Wilbur Gilchrist of Albany, CA, Virginia Lee Brown of Hollister. and Bethna Duncan of Lodi, adored grandffther of Travis, Amy, and Adam Bonfigli, all of Santa Rosa, dear nephew of Hatti Miller of Colorado Springs and Helen Waterman of Windsor, also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

A native of Nebraska, age 71 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services at DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES on Monday, October 7, 1985, at 2 p.m. with the Reverend Ted Smith of the First Christian Church, officiating. Private interment, Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Those who wish may make contributions to the American Cancer Society, or favorite charity.

Visitation will be held at the DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES, On Sunday October 6, 1985, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. HOLLINGSHEAD In Kelseyville, October 4, 1985, Marvin W. Hollingshead, husband of Grace Hollingshead of Kelseyville, father of Pat Clements of Richmond and Jeanne Stevens of San Ramone, grandfather of Jeffrey Stevens of San Ramone, Carrie Mason of Richmond and the late Wendy and Danny Clements, brother of Lois Parker and Juan Matzinger of Pacheco, Paul Hollingshead of Fallbrook; Marlon Hollingshead of Oceanside, Jack Hollingshead of Modesto and Ruth Malsbary of San Rafael. A native of Colorado age 76 years.

Friends are invited to attend graveside services Monday, October 7, 1985 at 2 p.m. at the Kelseyville Cemetery with Pastor Mike Mortvedt officiating. Donations may be made to the Hospice of Lake County, Box 1348, Lower Lake, CA 95457. Arrangements under the direction of CHAPEL OF THE LAKES MORTUARY, Lakeport. TAYLOR In Cloverdale, October 3, 1985, Bud Taylor; beloved husband of Leonore Taylor of Cloverdale; father of the late Clarence Edwin Taylor of Nice; adored grandfather of Sherry Ann Taylor of San Rafael, Mrs.

Gary (Laurell) Pogue of Cloverdale and Donna Jean Smith of Fort Bragg; adored great-grandfather of Felicia, Clancy and Chance Pogue, ail of Cloverdale; also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. A native of a homestead, outside of Lake Butler, Florida, age 83 years. Mr. Taylor was a Walking Boss for Matson Shipping Lines. He was a member of thel Longshoremans Union and the Walking Boss Union, Local 91, George Washington Lodge No.

435 San Francisco and a Past-Patron and Associate Patron of Clover-leaf Chapter No. 130 OES. He was a veteran of World War serving with the US Navy. Friends are Invited to attend Memorial Services, Tuesday morning, October 8 at 11 a.m. from the Masonic Temple, 1st and Mulberry Cloverdale, under the auspices of George Washington Lodge No.

435 San Francisco. Private inurnment. Scattering of ashes will be at the Taylor ranch. If desired, donations in Bud's memory may be made to the J. Clifford Lee Cancer Fund or The Heart Fund, Order of Eastern Star, co Cloverleaf Chapter No 130 OES, PO Box 444, Cloverdale CA 95425.

Arrangements under the direction of FRED YOUNG Cloverdale. A two-year exhibit on the life and career of singer Willie Nelson opens Oct 16 at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tenn. The show includes one of Nelson's guitars and the original Lsigned. manuscript for "Hello "Walls," one of his first songwriting successes. "Most of the items in this exhibit are borrowed from Willie's personal collection and feel the exhibit really succeeds in conveying the impact of the man and his music," said William Ivey, director of the Country Music Foundation, which operates the lr museum.

Nelson is known for such hits Complete Cremation $381.02 Anywhere in Sonoma County NO MEMBERSHIP NO FEES PLEASANT HILL MORTUARY, CEMETERY AND CREMATORY 1700 Pleasant Hill Road, Sebastopol, CA For more information call: (707) 823-5042 24 Hour Number as "On the Road Again," "Always on My Mind" and "Whiskey i River." He helped organize the FarmAid concert last month in Champaign, 111., to raise money for needy farmers. 191 drums in 33.18 seconds britich in i mm or Rnrv Rlarkwell has claimed a world record IUJU Ul beating 1 9 1 separate drums in an audience or l.uoo at a nonaay camp i nursaay in Dawlish, England. Blackwell, 52, said the previous record beating 1 00 drums in one minute was set by American Gene Krupa at the Detroit Show in August 1939. 1 "It's all a matter of technique," said Blackwell, who was a drummer for the Lord Rockingham band whose "Hoots Moon" became a No. 1 hit in the British pop charts in 1 958.

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