Bain and Paramount drop suit over Mission Impossible role
Hollywood Barbara Bain and Paramount Pictures say their legal dispute over her refusal to continue on Mission Impossible is over. Both sides report that lawfully filed actions will be dropped after Bain refused to star when co star Martin Landau quit, prompting Paramount to sue for breach of contract.
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Wallace's Friend Nabbed For Prostitution
Janeen Welch a television model described as a close friend of former Alabama Governor George C Wallace was found guilty of prostitution and fined 100 dollars. She was arrested March 11 when a detective says she approached him in a hotel lobby. she went to a room with him and disrobed.
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Hess meets kin in sessions at British hospital
In Berlin Rudolf Hess, once deputy to Hitler, is visited separately by his wife and sister Gerda Bauch at a British military hospital. Bauch described the Friday meeting as the first with Hess since his imprisonment and referenced a self-proclaimed peace mission.
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Royal Family Plans Wo Travel Together
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and Princess Anne will travel to New Zealand next month on the same flight for the first time. The plan follows the birth of Prince Andrew in 1960 and notes the royal party’s flight with Charles as heir to the throne. Adolf Hitler was given a life sentence for war crimes and was moved from Spandau Prison to a hospital last November for stomach ulcers treatment.
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Weapons Then and Now Obsolete The Next Plateau Approaches
Washington examines how land based ICBMs may become obsolete in the 1970s, pushing America toward sea based and mobile missiles. Navy programs like SABMIS and Sea-Bird aim to counter MIRV threats while debates rage over keeping Minuteman alive and expanding ABMs. experts argue current Salt talks offer a chance to curb strategic weaponry as arms races evolve independently.
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Pollution Patents Push Environmental Innovation
The Patent Office will speed up environmentally focused patents to eight months, prioritizing air and water cleanup devices. Commissioner William E. Schuyler Jr says 11,500 recent inventions may be published for potential use, with descriptions and serial data to advance filing priority. About 230,000 patents are pending, with over half tied to environment improvements.
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Weather forecast summarizes weekend warmth and next week rain
Local forecast calls for sunny warm Sunday with highs in the upper 40s and cooler days ahead. A chance of rain returns Monday through Wednesday with variable highs and lows. The national outlook notes snow in the Southwest and southern New England coastal areas during a warm spell, with milder conditions in the Plains and upper Midwest.
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Integration Enforcer Fired By President
STUART H. LOORY Hinson en Pesgeet he san Pia ja WASHINGTON President Nixon fired the chief enforcer of the Civil Rights Act school desegregation efforts. Leon E. Panetta, 30, director of the Office for Civil Rights at HEW, resigned after political maneuvering as the White House distanced itself from a HEW desegregation proposal.
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