Angels start second season in Hawaii minus Fawcett Majors
In Honolulu on Monday the remaining Charlie's Angels stars Jaclyn Smith Oh Ladd and David Doyle urged optimism about season two after Farrah Fawcett Majors left to pursue films. Kate Jackson avoided specifics on the split while noting the group is under five year contracts and prepared for possible legal action from Spelling Goldberg Productions.
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Orange boycott targets Anita Bryant campaign
Paul Williams and his wife join a boycott against Anita Bryant by giving up their favorite drink. A Daily Variety ad notes they have stopped drinking screwdrivers in response to Bryant's anti gay rights crusade. Bryant endorses the Florida Orange Growers Association.
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Mystery claims Lawrence murdered by British gov, new book
Desmond Stewart in TE Lawrence alleges British authorities hid testimony from an army corporal who witnessed Lawrence's 1933 motorcycle death. The corporal reportedly saw a black car approaching before the crash. Stewart calls the suppression a "terrific effort" to conceal evidence. In Kentucky, Lt. Gen. Andrew Goodpaster returned from retirement to lead West Point as the academy marks its 13-year existence amid a cheating sandal scandal that led to 132 cadets departing.
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Brooke avoids direct critique of Young on policy stance
Sen Edward Brooke says UN Ambassador Andrew Young should focus on implementing U.S. foreign policy rather than shaping it. He defends Nixon and Ford from being labeled racist and questions Young’s broad remarks while noting policy alignment with the President. Anita Bryant says she will only broaden her campaign against gay rights if invited and God approves, otherwise no movement to other regions.
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Susan Ford to photograph on Jaws 2 set
Universal Studios says Susan Ford, daughter of former President Ford, will be a special photographer for Jaws 2. Frank Wright announced she will report to the film location on Sunday. Production is at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. and Navarre Beach, Fla. The sequel follows events four years after the shark visit in a small New England resort community.
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Soviet bars LA Times reporter Toth from leaving USSR
Moscow Lefortova Prison holds Robert C. Toth as a witness in an inquiry into alleged collection of secret information. U.S. Embassy official Larry Napper accompanies but is excluded from questioning. Embassy cites Soviet note accusing Toth of activities incompatible with foreign journalist status.
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Cuba frees 10 Americans amid easing Cuba US ties
Ten Americans jailed in Cuba on drug charges have been freed and flown home from Havana aboard a Mexican flight to Mexico City. The U.S. Embassy said they then continued home on other flights, while 20 others remain in Cuban prisons. The release appeared linked to thawing relations, though officials said no deal was involved.
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