Friday, March 22, 1968
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Cary Grant divorced; alleged user of LSD
LOS ANGELES—(UPI)—Gray-haired movie idol Cary Grant was an asserted user of the hallucinatory drug LSD but his estranged wife Dyan Cannon was no "naive little lamb" their divorce trial was told Thursday.
Thursday's testimony included charges Grant wanted to "break" his wife "like a pony" and hoped she would suffer a nervous breakdown so her personality could be remade with LSD.
Grant is hospitalized in New York as a result of an auto accident, but his counselor, Harry Fain, told Superior Court Judge Robert Wenke that Miss Cannon knew before her marriage what kind of man Grant was.
She is seeking custody of their 2-year-old daughter Jennifer and allowances from his fortune she valued at $10 million.
Judge Wenke responded that many women enter into marriage feeling they can reform the husband.
Miss Cannon had testified at the opening session Wednesday that Grant locked her in their home, was an unfit father and had beaten her with his fists on occasion while on a "laughing jag."
She charged that he had used LSD for at least 10 years and at
NROTC to hold Big 8 rifle meet
The KU Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) unit will host the first annual Big Eight NROTC rifle and pistol meet March 22-23 in the Military Science Building small arms firing range.
Team and individual trophies will be awarded in honor of two Marine Corps generals, Major General William K. Jones, a 1937 KU graduate, and Major General Lowell E. English, a 1938 graduate of the University of Nebraska.
Traveling trophies for the top rifle and pistol teams, in the form of a bronzed "campaign hat" mounted on a walnut shield, will be retained by the winning teams for one year.
his urging she had tried the drug before their marriage but resisted after the ceremony.
The couple wed in July, 1965, and seperated in December, 1966. Grant, who is not contesting the divorce, seeks reasonable visitation rights with the child. Miss Cannon said she wanted a nurse in attendance during such visits.
Jazzman Oscar Peterson brings his trio to KU Sunday to perform as the second attraction in the 1968 Festival of the Arts at 8 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium.
Jazz artist to perform Sun. night
Peterson, a popular jazz pianist,
brings with him two sidemen:
bassist Sam Jones and drummer
Bobby Durham.
Like many of today's foremost jazz musicians, Peterson received his early training in the classics. He first became known to American audiences through a surprise guest appearance with "Jazz at the Philharmonic" at Carnegie Hall.
Since then, Peterson has toured extensively in Europe, Canada Japan and the United States.
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