Elizabeth Taylor tops Washington film premiere spotlight
The international preview of The Bluebird at the Kennedy Center drew a high powered crowd including Ethel Kennedy George Cukor Cicely Tyson Will Geer and Ons Oleg Popov as Elizabeth Taylor faced throngs of politicians diplomats and socialites. She called the packed reception claustrophobic while the film about children seeking happiness drew mixed reactions from the audience and Soviet head Phillip Yermash praised it as a landmark in international cooperation. A separate Alaska story notes Paul Roberts the 750 mile barroom bet winner who collected nearly $4,000 for charity after his 48 day trek ended in Yukon Territory and a lone $2 envelope left at Keno Hill.
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Elizabeth Taylor
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Ethel Kennedy
New York
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Cicelya Tyson
Will Geer
Oleg Popov
Margarita Terekhova
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Charles
Lynda Bird Robb
Ann Margret falls on Jo seph Andrews set in Bath
Ann Margret strained her back in a fall on the Bath England film set for Jo seph Andrews. Producer Neil Hartley said the 18th century comedy aims to resume filming soon after the incident amid question over the star’s health.
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An-Margret
Joseph Andrews
Bath
England
Neil Hartley
Henry Fielding
Trains Collision Kills 23 Near Rotterdam
A Dutch commuter train and the Kluwe express bound for Germany and Austria collided head on west of Rotterdam during the morning rush hour. Twenty three people were killed and five were seriously injured as crews freed victims from the wreckage. Authorities cite possible human error or signal failure.
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Austria
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Pollution fines exceed $1 million for Lake Superior discharge
Mitui fines totaling more than $1 million were assessed Tuesday against Reserve Mining Co. and its patent firms for polluting Lake Superior in violation of state permits. U S District Court Judge Edward Devitt imposed 837,500 in fines for the firm's violation of state water discharge permits. Devitt also held that Reserve violated court rules and orders as to discovery of background information in the lawsuit and assessed an additional 200,000 in fines. Reserve is owned jointly by Republic and Armco Steel Corporations.
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Rabin Warns of Confrontation as U.N Votes on PLO Role
Prime Minister Rabin urged Israelis to brace for political clashes with Arabs as West Bank patrols increased on the eve of Israel's 28th independence anniversary. In Cairo Soviet diplomats sought to ease ties with Egypt while the U.N Security Council, amid U.S. objections, allowed the Palestine Liberation Organization to participate in the debate with full member-state rights.
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Jumblatt Agrees to Scale Down Beirut Offensive
Moslem leader Kamal Jumblatt after meeting U S special envoy L Dean Brown on Tuesday night agreed to scale down an offensive by his forces against Christian militiamen in the Beirut port area. Security sources said heavy fire waned before midnight as Syrian based Palestine Liberation Army units moved into the harbor area to establish a buffer zone.
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L. Dean Brown
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British wage accord reached with government in Downing Street
British labor leaders announced an agreement with the government on wage levels and inflation limits. Len Murray of the Trades Union Congress said the accord should please unions, the Labour government, the people of Britain, and many countries abroad after meeting cabinet ministers in Downing Street.
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Downing Street
Labor Party
Britain
Premature reunion of famous couple shocks Greenwich area
A reporter staged a reunion between Russian actress Zoya Fyodorova and retired U S Navy Admiral Jackson Tate, who had a child out of wedlock 30 years ago. Frederick Pouy, husband of Tate’s former partner, spoke at a Greenwich news conference saying the reunion was pleasant but gave few details and mentioned their newborn son Christopher Alexander Fyodar-Pouy.
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Victoria Fyodordvn Pouy
Jackson Tate
Florida
Zoya Fyodorova
Zoya
Pooy
Christopher Alexander Fyodar-Pouy
Betty Ford Opens California Campaign Swing
Betty Ford arrived in Sacramento on Tuesday kicking off a four day campaign tour in California. She said Reagan’s Texas win showed Ford’s strength and predicted he would perform better in the June primary. A greeting by Brownies Girl Scouts and Republican officials accompanied her jet landing at McClellan Air Force Base as she planned to file papers for her husband’s delegation and visit San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles before heading to Oregon.
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Ugly can be beautiful James Webb at Memphis carnival
James Webb billed as the Ugliest Man in the World at a Memphis carnival spots his brother Tam in the audience after a nine year separation. Former New York plumber turned novelty performer, Webb won an Angliest Person contest and the London distortion title. he markets his unique face, earns more money, and owns an orange grove in California while others react with disbelief or walk away.
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New York
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London
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Tsay
Marshall urges lawyers to serve community in Newark dedication
In Newark Thurgood Marshall, for Supreme Court Justice, said corporate lawyers should not act as legal guns for hire but develop community responsibility. He spoke at Tuesday's dedication of the Seton Mall Lay Center, praising the center for anchoring about 20 percent of New Jersey's practicing lawyers in the city.
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