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Chuckles and showbiz notes from Las Vegas writer Ralph Pearl recap late 60s Hollywood roles and rumors. Warren Murray heads CBS TV comedy, Woody Allen films polarize critics, Willie Cohen opens Chapel of the Fountains, Elvis album sells, Frank Sinatra Barbara Marx marriage rumors, Gabe Kaplan and Telly Savalas project, Tennessee Williams rewrite, Cosby Temple reunion, Puerto Rico casinos seek earlier hours, readers critique Tony Orlando and Dawn.
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Philadelphia
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Solons Hunting Missiles Probe Berbera Port
Two congressional delegations plan unscheduled air lifts to Somalia to verify Defense Secretary Schlesinger's claim of Russian missiles at Berbera. A six-man House group flies in for three days while Sen. Bartlett leads a Senate contingent with key Armed Services staff.
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Threat Against Ship A Hoax Shocks Seaway Tourists
Hundreds of U S and Canadian tourists aboard the Maxim Gorky in St Thomas Harbor faced a hoax threat of a mine blast tied to the vessel. Police and Coast Guard heightened security after a prior Dec attack with a grenade injuring two crewmen.
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U S Airs Ouster of Newsman
Washington reveals strong regret to India over the expulsion of Washington Post New Delhi correspondent Lewis M. Simons. State Department spokesman Robert L. Funseth said the U S government protested the action and awaited explanations from New Delhi.
New Factory Orders Rise Amid Economic Optimism
Ford said the economic decline is over as May factory orders rose 0.3 percent to 78.63 billion dollars and unsold inventories fell 1 percent to 148.74 billion. Detroit automakers plan higher output in coming months while public sectors cut thousands of jobs at start of the new budget year.
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