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Frankie Laine, leather-lunged singer of the '50s whose Mule Train still rings in our ears, is 80 this month, living with his wife near San Diego
Frankie Laine, leather-lunged singer of the '50s whose Mule Train still rings in our ears, is 80 this month, living with his wife near San Diego

Frankie Laine, leather-lunged singer of the '50s whose Mule Train still rings in our ears, is 80 this month, living with his wife near San Diego

Date1/26/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Frankie Laine; leather-lunged singer of the '50s whose Mule Train still rings in our ears; is 80 this month; living with his wife near San Diego.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0100718F
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