Opie grows up as Ron Howard stars in Grand Theft Auto
Chicago Daily News notes Opie actor Ron Howard at 23 has moved from TV child to writer and director. The piece covers his film Grand Theft Auto, his wife Cheryl, and his counsel on marriage as they promote the picture in Chicago.
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Survivors oppose hatred parade in Skokie Illinois
Holocaust survivor Sol Goldstein condemns a Supreme Court ruling allowing a Nazi march in Skokie on July 4 as protection of hatred rather than free speech. He cites 6,000 to 7,000 survivors in Skokie and warns against permitting a platform for spreading hate amid plans by the National Socialist Party of America for a nationwide turnout and a white supremacist rally.
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