Tiarhara Bain Paramount Lawsuit Over Mission Impossible Feud
Hollywood report says actress Tiarhara Bain and Paramount Pictures will drop lawsuits tied to her refusal to continue on Mission Impossible. Bain, 31, claimed defamation and contract breach after her co star Martin Landau quit. Paramount sued Bain for breach of contract earlier.
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Wallace Friend Nabbed For Prostitution in Chicago
Janeen Welch, a television model who claimed friendship with former Alabama Gov. George C Wallace during the 1968 campaign, was found guilty of prostitution and fined $100. She, 48, was arrested March 11 after a detective said she approached him in a hotel lobby and entered a room with him.
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Hess Reunion With Sister At British Hospital
Rudolf Hess and his sister Gerda Rauch met in separate sessions at a British military hospital in Berlin. The meeting highlighted ongoing isolation of the imprisoned former Nazi leader amid reports of a peace mission and past flight to Scotland.
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Royal Family Plans To Travel Together
LONDON Queen Elizabeth II will travel with Prince Philip Prince Charles and Princess Anne on the same flight to New Zealand next month marking the first time the quartet shares a plane. Buckingham Palace announced the plan noting the 1963 decision to allow the Queen to fly with Charles, the heir.
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Weapons Reach New Plateau as ICBMS Face Obsolescence
George C. Wilson reports that in the 1970s the United States may deem land based ICBMS obsolete, shifting strategic focus to sea based systems. Air Force and Army fear loss of roles while Navy eyes mobile missiles and sea based deterrence. MIRV and SLBM progress push arms control discussions, with experts arguing a Salt agreement window.
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Patent Office speeds up pollution inventions processing
The U.S. Patent Office will fast track environmental inventions, aiming six to eight months for processing rather than three years. Priority treatment will apply to existing and new applications that improve air, water, and land cleanup, with 1,030 engineers reviewing such filings.
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Weather outlook with sun and warm temps upcoming
Local forecast calls for sunny conditions Sunday with highs in the upper 40s. Monday through Wednesday turn warmer with a chance of rain by Tuesday. National forecast adds rain Sunday in the Southwest and southern New England coast, snow in northern New England, colder plains and milder Mississippi Valley.
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Panetta Fired as Civil Rights Enforcer by Nixon
President Nixon dismissed Leon Panetta, head of the Office for Civil Rights in HEW, amid administration doubts over desegregation enforcement. Panetta resigned after an hour of contact with officials, with Finch expressing regret for his departure and praising his work on civil rights laws. The White House later distanced itself from a desegregation proposal previously drafted by HEW.
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