Beatles star rules out U S reunion for 50 million
Paul McCartney told Melody Maker a Beatles reunion for a one night stand in the United States would ruin the Beatle legacy if done solely for money. He warned the group would only return if there was a true musical motive. Promoter Bill Sargent allegedly offered 50 million dollars for the event.
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Nureyev seeks aid from Ford and Wilson for mother’s release
Ballet star Rudolf Nureyev, now with the Royal Ballet in London, asks President Ford and Prime Minister Wilson to help free his mother Farida from the Soviet Union. The Soviet government has refused prior requests and Wilson referred him to the foreign office for assistance. Pope Paul VI to visit a Rome parish on April 4 due to arthritic pains.
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Karate Champ Inoki Arrives for Ali Exhibition Bout Plans
Japanese wrestling and karate champion Antonio Inoki arrived in New York with his wife Mitsuko Baisho and 19 month old daughter to finalize plans for a Tokyo bout with Muhammad Ali on June 25. Promoter Ron Holmes said Ali will wear four ounce gloves while Inoki fights barefisted in a 15 round event.
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Belgian royals visit Mystic Seaport during U.S. tour
King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium toured Mystic Seaport as part of a four day official visit to Connecticut. They viewed colonial seafaring exhibits and met local officials during the Middletown to Mystic leg of their trip.
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Marilyn Chambers to star in Broadway debut Le Bellybutton
New York report says Marilyn Chambers threatened to quit unless given a larger role with more exposure. The Broadway debut was postponed to April 2 to add more material, including a new nude dance number, as fans expected nudity from her.
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Inflation Pace To Accelerate Says Shiskin In 1976 Outlook
Julius Shiskin of the Bureau of Labor Statistics forecast a return to rising inflation this year while unemployment hovers near 7 percent by year end. He warned a March uptick could occur, but predicted only a modest fall in joblessness for 1976, contrasting Treasury hopes for sharper declines.
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Scranton Remarks Threaten U.S. Israel Ties at U N
UPI reports William Scranton’s maiden UN Security Council speech condemning Israel’s East Jerusalem annexation and settlements could widen rift between Washington and Jerusalem. Maariv says the remarks undermine U S mediation role as Peres defends Israel over West Bank riots and the death of a boy Ali Hussein Afana.
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