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Beverly Hills California AP Princess Grace of Monaco former actress Grace Kelly will join the board of directors of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp The studio announced on Tuesday She will be elected at a July 29 meeting in Chicago Board chairman Dennis C Stanfill said she will bring experience in the motion picture industry and her international interests Grace gave up acting to wed Prince Rainier on April 19 1956
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Grace of
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp
Dennis C. Stanfill
Grace
Chicago
Stanfill
Prince Rainier
Carter paint business up
Nashville AP reports Jimmy Carter the painter explains business growth ties partly to the popularity of Jimmy Carter the Georgia politician. He and the presidential candidate met at the 1974 Peach Bowl in Atlanta. The painter, once a Wallace supporter, now backs Carter.
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Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Vanderbilt University
Atlanta
Alabama
George Wallace
Court nixes Picasso bid in grand daughter case
A French civil court rejected Marina Picasso's demand to replace the executor of Pablo Picasso's billion dollar estate. The ruling does not end the dispute as Marina and the other five heirs retain veto power over any settlement.
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France
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Marina
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Peking bound Roland Dumas accuses Marina in Picasso heirs dispute
Roland Dumas told the Grasse court that Marina blackmails other heirs with delaying tactics. Sources say Jacqueline’s circle suspects Marina acted to block a settlement in revenge for Pablito’s 1973 death by ingesting bleaching fluid after Picasso died, a move tied to access to the estate near Mougins.
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Diana Ross Files for Divorce from Robert Silberstein
Diana Ross has filed for divorce from her husband of three years, Robert Silberstein, with three daughters. The manager says they have a settlement and remain friends, noting no racial overtones. Ross, black, and Silberstein, white, will have the children with Ross as she performs at the Palace Theater.
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Diana Ross
Robert Silberstein
Michael Roshkind
Miss Ross
Palace Theater
FBI probes letter bomb extortion scheme targets 13 firms
FBI pursues who sent extortion notes demanding millions to be paid over months. Thirteen letter bombs were mailed to executives or offices, one injuring four at Merrill Lynch in New York. Beatrice Foods received a prior extortion note. authorities warn 200 recipients.
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FBI
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New York
Beatrice Foods Inc
Chicago
Mexico
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Kelley
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DuPont Co
Wilmington
Del
Exxon
McDonald’s Systems Inc
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Marathon Oil Co
Findlay
Ohio
Exxon Pipeline Co
Houston
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Worthington
Beatrice Foods
Merrill Lynch
Tex
Houston Oil
Dallas
State official approves 16 77 county budget in New Mexico
Chaves County gains interim approval for a 1.7 million dollar 1976 77 operating budget from the state with changes. County Manager Clayton Stallings notes 100000 for the Road Department removed due to anticipated federal revenue sharing and 2000 cut from Farm and Ranch. revenue sharing approval from Congress awaited. The budget balance funds the courthouse bond repayment faster. Northeast Texas news also mentions letter bombs and threats with at least three incidents linked to Exxon and Dallas Shreveport postings.
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Pat Romero
State Department of Finance and Administration
Clayton Stallings
Market ticks up as gainers lead on NYSE trading
The noon Dow rose 2.37 to 988.29 as gainers outnumbered losers 3 to 2 on the NYSE listed issues. General Public Utilities traded heavily, with a 200,000 share block at 161. Volume on the Big Board reached 8.77 million shares in two hours amid moderate activity.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Roswell forgery suspects bound over after preliminary hearings
Robert Binson 41 of 316 E Forest St and Dorothy M Sandles 39 of 316 E Forest St were bound over to District Court on forgery charges. Binson allegedly passed a forged check at West World store and Sandles at Roswell State Bank in Dexter. Bond reduced to 1000 each by Magistrate Kent Shannon. Also Victor M Montez 22 of 505 W Deming St bound over on burglary from an auto after attempting to steal a citizen band radio from a New Mexico state truck. bond set at 2000.
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Robert Binson
E. Forest St
West World Store
E. Second St
Dorothy M. Sandles
E. Forest
Roswell State Bank
Dexter
Kent Shannon
Victor M. Montez
W. Deming St
Montez
New Mexico
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