Nixon may face deposition in Hunt libel suit
In Miami, E Howard Hunt's lawyer says a deposition could force Richard Nixon to answer questions about Watergate in a libel case tied to the book Coup d Etat. The suit targets authors Alan Webberman and Michael Canfield over theories of Nixon and Hunt’s roles in Cuba, JFK’s assassination, and the Watergate break-ins.
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Clavell Reveals Shogun Film With Star Cast
Author James Clavell announced a Paramount film adaptation of Shogun with Richard Chamberlain as John Blackthorne and Toshiro Mifune as the Shogun. Production budget is 13.6 million dollars. Filming on Japanese locations starts June 6.
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UPI
James Clavell
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Paramount
Richard Chamberlain
John Blackthorne
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El Salvador militants leave embassies under safe conduct
Militants of the Popular Revolutionary Bloc agreed to end the siege of the French and Venezuelan embassies and free six hostages in exchange for safe passage to Panama. A Panamanian plane was to transport them, but did not arrive before dark, with further negotiations expected.
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Popular Revolutionary Bloc
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Phillipe Cuvillier
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Radio City Music Hall Reopens For Summer Run
Radio City Music Hall reopened with a 90 minute summer show titled A New York Summer running daily through September 5. The production features a rising stage, ice skating sequence, and Rockettes clips with a touristic storyline centered on a family and a young couple. Opening night included a pause in the Rockettes number during Applause.
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Radio City Music Hall
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Radio City
George M. Cohan
Coney Island
Muzorewa Extends Hand to Guerrillas in New Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Zimbabwe Rhodesia’s first black prime minister Abel Muzorewa offered the hand of fellowship to black guerrillas hours after the nation was born. He spoke of amnesty and urged reconciliation as he took office and named an all-black cabinet with Ian Smith among ministers.
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Salisbury
Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Africa
Ian Smith
Cecil John Rhodes
Victoria
Tion
Lockheed pleads guilty to federal charges in payoffs case
Lockheed agrees to pay 647000 in fines after pleading guilty to four counts of wire fraud and four counts of making false statements to the government. The case involves payoffs from 1972 to 1974 totaling 1.8 million to Tanaka and related customs violations. The settlement ends a long investigation with no charges against Haughton or Kotchian.
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Lockheed Corp
Kakuei Tanaka
Justice Department
U.S
Lockheed
Tanaka
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Atlanta
Mexico
Detroit Faces Nation's Highest Larynx Cancer Rate
The Detroit metro area records about five larynx cancer cases per 100,000 people, the nation's highest rate, with 661 cases in 1973 to 1975. San Francisco follows with 428 cases, then Pittsburgh Dallas Fort Worth Atlanta Birmingham and Minneapolis St Paul.
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Daniel Martin
Michigan Cancer Foundation
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Pittsburgh
Dallas-Fort Worth
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Minneapolis-St. Paul
De Gaulle Sworn In as Premier of France in 1958
On this date in 1958 General Charles de Gaulle took the oath as Premier of France becoming the 26th postwar holder of the office. He led the country through a pivotal period in the Fifth Republic and reshaped French political life.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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