Rossellini Dies Renowned Italian Filmmaker famed for Bergman romance
Rome AP Rossellini an influential postwar director died Friday of an apparent heart attack at his Rome home after returning from Cannes. He helped found neorealism with Rome Open City and later work included Paisa and General della Rovere. His high profile marriage to Ingrid Bergman drew intense attention.
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U S Cuba Move Toward Restoring Relations
Washington reports the United States and Cuba plan to swap diplomatic teams within three months signaling a major shift toward normalizing ties. Havana will release 10 of 30 Americans jailed on drug charges and review other cases as both sides discuss broader issues and consular services.
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Betty Ford Canceling Travel Plans Due to Arthritis
Former First Lady Betty Ford, weakened by a recurring battle with arthritis, has canceled all travel plans for the next few months. A family spokesman disclosed the decision on Friday, noting doctors orders.
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Jobless Rate and Farm Prices Dip
The report notes a slow down in inflation forecasts while unemployment shows improvement. May employment rose 385000 to 90.4 million, with the labor force up 400000 to 9.2 million. jobless rate fell to 6.7 percent. Women, blacks, and whites show varied changes as Meany criticizes official figures.
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Vietnam lists 20 missing Americans amid talks progress
In Paris Hanoi provided Washington a new list of 20 missing Americans whose bodies were found, with identification to be confirmed in Hawaii. Holbrooke said the action shows goodwill as negotiations for normalizing relations resume after seven hours of talks with Phan Hien.
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Mondale Plans Three Day Campaign Trip Across West
Vice President Mondale launches a three day political swing beginning June 17 with a California stop. He will attend a breakfast with a Carter rival and hold a fundraiser for Democratic congressional candidates in 1978.
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Energy Agency Wins House Okay With Five Year Cutoff
The House approved a five year cutoff for a new energy department that would replace the Federal Power Commission and absorb programs from three agencies. Opponents argued oil purchasing should stay with industry. The Senate version grants more presidential input and energy secretary power, leading to a conference fight. House passage keeps a potential veto by Congress on rules.
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Fire officials plan phased club capacity crackdown in September
Fire marshal and city plan to ease operators into heavier enforcement before a crackdown. Officials say patience will give venues time to adjust, with September bringing broader checks on cafes and eateries as well as all other legally affected establishments.
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Faulty Indictment Clouds Dickerson Case Again
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals threw out the February indictment for the Martin break in ruling it facially time barred. A new indictment last month aimed to fix the issue as prosecutors sought a trial delay and a possible speedy trial. Judge Shaver granted an indefinite postponement while the case awaits further action by a grand jury. Dickerson’s attorney argued pretrial delays violated rights and noted prior bail disputes. The defense claims the state offered a five year plea and protests the high $50 000 bond on his record.
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