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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 28

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Think along bigger lines and you can progress faster. Be kind to others. SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) You have to keep a sharp eye on LJ DM BY TOM PAEGEL Ttnwt Staff Wrttor Actor Ted Cassidy was described Tuesday by his personal manager of 14 years, Hal Shafer, as a "very private man," and that may best explain why the actor's death last week went virtually unnoticed by the major news media. Cassidy, 46, the towering thespian perhaps best known for his portrayal Lurch, the lumbering, bumbling utler in The Addams Family horror-comedy television series of the mid 1960s, died Jan.

16 in St. Vincent's Hospital of complications after open-heart surgery for a nonmalignant tumor. was recovering nicely," Shafer said. "They sent him home, then complications set in and he went back to the hospital and he died." Cassidy had told interviewers he did not want to be remembered for his role in The Addams Family or to be typecast as a villain, but he was realistic about the limitations his 6-foot, 8-inch frame presented. "Obviously, I physically wouldn't fit playing a CPA but I don't mind as long as I can work," he once told a Times interviewer.

"It doesn't matter if you're big and tall or ugly or pretty. Deep inside, every actor wants to play Hamlet at least I hope he does, because that's the craft. Crawling into someone's skin is what acting is all about." His deep, expressive voice gave Cassidy his start in radio and he soon moved on to television and movies. Among his more recent television roles were those of Bigfoot in the series The Six Million Dollar Man, and Goliath in the series Stories From the Bible. your budget now, but later everything looks more prosperous for you.

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Meanwhile, Mayor Bradley spoke with Mme. Berlioux by telephone and declared that she told him that as long as the organizing committee was named and a few other legal technicalities taken care of, there was no need for him to join a Los Angeles delegation to the IOC executive board meeting in Lausanne Switzerland, next week. Bradley, whose trips to Africa and Hawaii since New Year's have drawn some criticism, said with evident relief that accordingly he will not go to Lausanne. He said he had told Mme. Berlioux her requests will be complied with.

Going to Lausanne for what should now be mainly a get-acquainted meeting that may heighten the prestige of local organizers with the IOC will be the organizers' temporary chairman, John C. Argue, and two other members, Howard P. Allen and Rodney W. Rood. As the organizers have been encountering great difficulty in finding the prestigious Olympic chairman they wanted, the trip may increase the chances that the permanent chairmanship will go to Argue, despite his disclaimer of interest.

Argue has had his conflicts with the IOC, but there are few persons involved in the Los Angeles Olympic effort who have not, and as time goes on he is emerging, by virtue of experience and temperament, as a strong compromise choice for chairman provided no famous person can be found. Just this week, Argue's longtime secretary, Jeanne D'Amico, who has also had long experience in the effort to bring the Olympics to the city, became the first permanent paid 1984 Olympics employe. Argue said Tuesday that the only last-minute legal obstacles to forming the organizing committee have to do with the United States Olympic Committee and its continued unwillingness to put into writing an agreement made last month. But it is possible to go ahead and name the committee even without fully concluding the matter with the USOC, which reportedly has also been coming under fire from IOC leaders for its obstinance. AQUARIUS (Jan.

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Ted Cassidy in 1965 Motion pictures he appeared in included "Going Coconuts," "The Last Remake of Beau Geste," "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "Mc-Kenna's Gold." He wrote the screenplay for the 1973 film, "The Harrad Experiment." Cassidy also was the voice of the Hulk in the hit television series The Incredible Hulk, Shafer said. Private funeral services were held at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, Hollywood Hills, last Friday. Cassidy's body was cremated. He leaves a son, Sean, and a daughter, Cameron, both of Woodland Hills; his mother, Mrs. Emily Cassidy of Philippi, W.

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