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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
4
Paramount Pictures will adapt the book Harry 5 Truman by Margaret Truman Daniel for a U.S. Bicentennial film. Shooting begins in October, with a 1978 release planned under the title Harry 5 Truman.
Los Angeles arena chief Jim Hardy charged Police Chief Ed Davis with harassment during Pink Floyd five night stand, citing 611 arrests for marijuana. LAPD Spokesman Peter Hagan said 75 officers per concert led to 508 arrests outside and inside, with incidents of weapons, cocaine, and battery reported. Hardy claimed the concerts drew about 80,000 fans with no damage, while accusing Davis of roadblocks and overreach.
Retired Rear Adm. Jackson R. Tate will formally adopt his Russian born daughter Victoria Fyodorova next Monday in Green Cove Springs. Capt. Hugh Tate says the adoption will grant dual citizenship and allow travel between the United States and Soviet Union. Victoria, daughter of Tate and Zoya Fyodorova, plans annual visits to her grandfather and a possible future return to Russia.
A jumble of quotes and witticisms from Earl's Eyew today hints at themes of taxes weddings and televised prizes. Notable lines touch on fate and responsibility a joke about aging and car speedometers and a Roseland observer noting recession affecting TV giveaways while predicting large cash prizes.
An English court granted Maggie Smith a divorce from Robert Stephens on grounds of adultery by his husband with an unnamed woman. Neither attended the verdict. Smith, 40, cited her spouse's infidelity. Stephens did not contest. The couple has two sons and custody was granted jointly, with the children to live with Smith.
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