Burtons split as Taylor faces potential divorce
Longtime couple Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton reportedly separated amid alleged separations and reconciliations. Swiss romance rumors linked to Burton while Taylor planned a canceled birthday party and withdrawal as Tony Awards cohosts. The pair first wed in 1964, separated in 1973, divorced in 1974, then remarried in 1975 surfacing amid ongoing tabloid scrutiny.
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Bellow Rejects Idea of Jewish Identity Tied to Israel
Saul Bellow, author of Humboldt's Gift, rejects the view that Jews can be 100 percent members of the human race only by living in Israel. Speaking at a Miami Beach conference, he says his culture and language are American and reflects on his American life over six decades. He recalls reading Dreiser and Sherwood Anderson as a child rather than Maimonides.
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Swanson seeks jury trial in IRS $14,000 dispute
Actress Gloria Swanson asks the US Tax Court for a jury trial over an IRS deficiency claim of $14,000 tied to deductions for hotel and other expenses from the Butterflies are Free road company tour. Swanson and lawyer David Shelton criticize the case as bureaucratic opposition and retaliation for backing Vivi en Kellems, a critic of the IRS.
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Oil nations buy into U S stocks up in 1975
Washington reports Middle East oil producers increased their U S stock investments to about 41.4 billion in 1975 from 362 million in 1974 Treasury official Gerald Parsky calls the rise notable but says most purchases were portfolio investments not aimed at gaining control He sees no trend toward U S industry takeover.
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Navy embezzlement verdict hits Iran navy officials
A Tehran military tribunal convicted the ousted Iranian navy commander, other officers, and two civilians of embezzlement. They face fines near 22 million dollars and prison terms up to five years. Details were withheld as they involved military secrets tied to hardware purchases and secret installations.
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Graham Evangelist Bully Gra ham Mayo Clinic Checkup
Graham evangelist Bully Gra ham began a routine checkup Monday at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota as part of a standard medical evaluation.
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