Emmy nominations crown QB VII as top TV pick
QB VII leads with 13 Emmy nominations for best special program and acting honors. M A S H follows with 11 nominations including Alan Alda and Loretta Swift. Other contenders include The Mary Tyler Moore Show All in the Family Rhoda Kojak The Streets of San Francisco and The Waltons. Awards decisions rest with 1200 academy members and will be announced at an Emmy ceremony Saturday.
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Rampage in Milan as protests surge over student death
Thousands of demonstrators, about 35,000 in Milan, rioted across Italy protesting the shooting death of Claudio Varalli, a 17 year old left leaning student. They stormed offices of a right wing newspaper and the Italian Social Movement, burned police vehicles, and police used tear gas. One man was killed and 12 injured.
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Beirut clashes renew as death toll rises in five days
In Beirut the cease-fire collapsed with mortars and machine guns firing in An Nahr after residents left their homes for the first time since the fighting began, with police and Palestinian spokesmen reporting 10 sniper deaths and an overall toll of 145 killed and more than 250 wounded. A separate Tokyo report notes a strong Japan island earthquake with no damage or casualties.
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Soviet Navy Expands Drills In Norwegian Sea
Maritime exercises near Norway grow into large scale operations with 530 to 60 vessels and increased air activity. In Washington the Senate Appropriations Committee backed a 6 billion public works bill to create 900000 jobs, despite Ford admin opposition and veto risk.
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Hedy Lamarr Eye Condition Said Not Serious By Lawyer
Hedy Lamarr’s eye problem is not as bad as reported, her attorney said. He noted the actress has made millions and that her right eye surgery a month ago improved sight by about 60 percent. Lamarr had been reported nearly blind from cataracts and sought Social Security disability benefits.
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Ford Makes Historic Theater Visit Attends First Presidential Show
President Ford, in a fateful theater moment, becomes the first sitting president to attend a performance at Ford's Theatre in 110 years since Lincoln. He sits front row near the balcony box where Lincoln was shot, watching Give ’em Hell Harry with daughter Susan Ford and VIP guests.
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