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From the May 1972 Daytime TV.

James Burge (Sam Watson) finished January 28. Veleka Gray, who had replaced Donna Mills as Laura on Sept. 21, 1970, dropped out Jan. 26, and was succeeded two days later by Barbara Stranger. Vince Cannon, who had replaced Michael Hawkins as Mark, Nov. 15, 1971, left Jan. 26 - and was succeeded two days later by Tom Fuccello. Christopher Papes, boy actor, ended his role as Tommy Hale. Jane Manning did her last performance as Jean Jan. 31. Robert Drew, who had resumed his role as psychiatrist, Dr. Ellis, after two years' absence, ended his role again Jan. 28.

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From Daytime TV's February 1972 issue.

Greg Brown (Rusty Jackson), Thurman Scott (Judd Washington) and Carmine Stipo (Rocco Fiore) have left. In October, Don Gantry became Al Preston.

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