Bisset faces Playboy photo controversy over on-set image
Jacqueline Bisset denounces a Playboy ad showing her under water topline exposure taken without her consent while filming The Deep. She vows to sue or block publication, stressing she aims to protect acting talent over nudity and privacy. Her parents, a doctor father and model mother, are cited, and she recalls standard on-set photography contracts ensuring review of images.
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Neutron bomb debate rises as weapons race continues
The article discusses the neutron bomb in the context of U S arms policy under President Carter. Proponents claim it kills people while sparing buildings and possessions, making it a striking contrast to other bombs. Critics fear risks and ethical implications amid ongoing weapon debates.
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Neutron bomb sparks debate on war aims and property damage
The column argues that modern warfare should minimize property destruction and maximize human targets. It notes the neutron bomb as a potential game changer that could reduce collateral damage while achieving military objectives.
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Wedding Night Hospital Vows Bind Oak Park Couple
Mary Nickels and Daniel Dillon married in a hospital chapel after Dillon needed an emergency appendectomy at Oak Park Hospital. About 40 guests attended the double ring ceremony as Mary spent her wedding night in Room 4422 beside her groom who planned a six day Florida honeymoon.
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Roasts Planned for Ted Knight at Academy Dinner
Hollywood figures including Jess Marlow Connie Chung Bill Stout George Putnam and David Sheehan will roast Ted Knight the actor who played Ted Baxter as he retires. A July 26 dinner hosted by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences will honor his career ending in a retirement tribute.
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President Carter Turns White House Courts Into Tennis Hub
The White House hosts a tennis craze as President Carter plays two to three times weekly with aides like Brzezinski Lance Jordan. He uses matches to project competitiveness, citing reads from Inner Tennis and Gallwey. The court’s net is worn and surface dirty. Carter’s win loss record remains undisclosed.
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