Rita Hayworth Sees Airport Scene Causes Distress
Rita Hayworth, half-carried from a London Heathrow jetliner after a row over a first class seat, faced accounts of drinking and shouting. Spokesmen insisted she was exhausted and unhappy with flying. The incident led to her leaving via the rear door as photographers converged outside.
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Rabin to Address Congress January joint session
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will address a joint session of Congress on January 28. The Senate agreed to meet in joint session with the House after Rabin accepted an invitation from President Ford to visit the United States from January 27 to February 4.
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Mississippi shifts under Finch era amid celebrity pivots
The 1976 Mississippi inauguration of Governor Cliff Finch, once a segregationist, marks a bid to unite black and white working people as Gregory Allen returns to national attention. Celebrities including Betty Ford Pearl Bailey and Lynda Bird Robb attended events while Don Kinney joked about Elvis gifts and luxury Cadillacs during coverage in Denver.
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Police Crush Demonstration in Madrid Amid Reform Demands
Thousands of police crowded central Madrid to break up a planned leftist demonstration demanding political reforms led by the outlawed Communist Party. The action, in the wake of Spain's labor unrest and two months after the death of the long-serving regime, underscored a tense political climate.
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Spain police disperse Franco protest in Madrid clash
Police in Madrid used tear gas clubs water cannon and automatic rifles to break up a march toward Premier Arias Navarro's office. Less than 8,000 demonstrators gathered as officers in jeeps on foot and on horseback dispersed crowds near the Prado Museum overturning a bus incident and routing protesters.
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Exchange markets closed as lira stabilisation effort
Rome Italy closed all foreign exchange markets Wednesday after a cabinet meeting under the caretaker regime. Treasury Minister Emilio Colombo said the shutdown aimed to halt dollar outflows to support the lira and reported Italy spent 516 million dollars in the first 20 days of the year backing the currency.
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Lisbon arrest of plotter linked to failed uprising
Maj Clelo Saraiva de Carvalho former head of internal security was arrested as a key plotter in last November s failed leftist uprising. The Armed Forces Revolutionary Council alleged Communist party deep involvement and accused political parties of risking gains since the overthrow of the dictatorship.
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China accuses USSR of plotting Africa control
China on Tuesday charged the Soviet Union with a plan to dominate Africa and its resources to boost Moscow's power amid a US cold war contest. It condemned Soviet Angola intervention as part of expansion and plunder aims. In Manila, President Marcos vowed to form a cabinet advisory council to transition the Philippines toward parliamentary government.
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Four Bartow residents tied to Florida crime wave arrests
Police say a ski masked gang terrorizing central Florida may be linked to three murders and five rapes but the four Bartow residents Daniel Morris Thomas Lottie Mae Thomas Lee Otis Martin and a 16 year old boy were charged only with buying receiving and concealing stolen property. Bond set at 250000 each. Separate reports note winter storms across the East and Red Cross blood shortages in Washington. In Trenton a prison escape ended with one inmate dead and guards wounded.
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