Actor Fredric March Dies at 77 in Los Angeles
Fredric March, a two time Oscar winner with a 40 year film career, died at Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles on April 5. A hospital spokesman said he had been in and out of the hospital recently. cause of death was not disclosed. The noted actor was acclaimed for stage and screen work including The Best Years of Our Lives and Death of a Salesman.
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Nationwide rail workers vote for potential strike
The Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks led by C L Dennis says 250000 members are voting overwhelmingly to walk out at 12:01 a m Friday If needed President Ford could block the strike for 60 days by declaring an emergency and appointing a fact finding board. The report covers union action and possible federal intervention.
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Larry Parks Dead at 60 Amid Career Fallout and Health Issues
Actor Larry Parks, Oscar-nominated for The Jolson Story, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles at age 60 after a career downturn following the 1950s Red scare. He had battled high blood pressure and had not performed recently, previously touring in Plaza Suite with his wife Betty Garrett, who co stars in All in the Family.
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Beirut clashes kill scores as guerrillas clash with rightists
In Beirut deadly street fighting spanned two days with police counting over 60 dead and 78 wounded. Civilians and Palestinians numbered among the dead while Red Cross groups appealed for blood.
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Israel unveils first domestically built warplane the Kfir
Israel presents its first domestically built fighter bomber the Kfir Young Lion. The French designed delta wing plane uses a U S jet engine, speeds above 1400 mph, and a 50000 foot combat ceiling. Prime Minister Rabin hails the joint effort before 2000 workers.
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House approves emergency loans for homeowners in need
The House passed a bill by 321 to 21 authorizing federal loans to help unemployed and underemployed homeowners meet mortgage payments. The measure could assist up to 300 000 in finance stress. The House Ways and Means Committee also agreed informally to extend health insurance for about three million unemployed recipients. Kissinger to visit South America for talks with Argentina, Brazil and Venezuela as 11 year Cuba sanctions may be eased.
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