Barry Bostwick buys 1946 Woodie station wagon for Foul Play
Barry Bostwick, star of Foul Play, purchased a 1946 Ford Woodie station wagon and plans to lease it to the movie company while keeping it for himself. He spoke from New York where production is set to begin next week after a roller disco outing.
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Heat wave bakes nation as cities declare emergencies
The heat wave prompts water emergencies in Philadelphia and rationing in Baltimore while New York State sees record crowds at Coney Island. AP reports 1,167 heat related deaths nationwide with severe conditions across the Southeast and Midwest. Kansas City records 111 deaths making it hardest hit.
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Soviet youth seeks asylum in United States
Walter Polovchak a Ukrainian born 12 year old in Chicago seeks political asylum rather than return to the Soviet Union. A judge will decide custody between two aunts or his father with a July 30 custody hearing set.
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Quiet night in Liberty City ends week of violence
Miami police said Liberty City returned to quiet conditions after a week of disorders. A boosted force including safe streets units patrols and the curfew were in place before authorities lifted the 9 pm to 6 am curfew and sent home 450 National Guardsmen.
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World Mission Organized by Arafat, Says Naccach
Anis Naccach, a Lebanese member of Fatah, told police the mission to assassinate former Iranian Prime Minister Bakhtiar was organized by Yasser Arafat on Iranian orders. PLO Paris officials called the claim ridiculous, while authorities did not comment.
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