File:Phyllis Diller at Alpha Epsilon Pi of UCLA.jpg

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English: Comedienne Phyllis Diller is the center of attention as she becomes honorary house mother of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity at UCLA. The president of the fraternity chapter, Lloyd Schwartz, right, prepares to present a plaque to the zany comedienne.
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Author Gene Hackley, Los Angeles Times

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