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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1978
Page
2
New Orleans AP reports vocalist Sarah Vaughan brings listeners back to radio’s Golden Age with a live jazz series on National Public Radio. The program revives 1930s and 1940s radio jazz, largely faded by phonograph advances and television.
Jill Clayburgh and Isabelle Huppert share the best actress prize while Jon Voight wins top actor. Ermanno Olmi's The Tree of Wooden Clogs earns the Golden Palm and Louis Malle's Pretty Baby takes best photography for Brooke Shields.
Cary Grant, 74, told reporters at a Variety Club International convention in Seattle that a film return is out of the question as audiences favor younger heroes. He said he has no wish to act again and called himself ancient while acknowledging he still draws attention in public appearances.
Raquel Welch, 37, says the myth of sex symbols as tragic figures is false and that audiences seek vulnerability in beauty. She spoke during a break in her Sahara Tahoe show in Stateline, Nevada, about her survival instinct against being pigeonholed by Hollywood stereotypes.
The Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. will visit Hungary on June 13 as the second U.S. Christian leader of the year to travel there. The trip is at the invitation of the Reformed Church of Hungary and the Council of Free Churches of Hungary via the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change.
Two teenage brothers testified they lied to police about being at Ernestine Favela's house during the alleged sexual encounter with Robert Arioste and others. The defense contends the boys fabricated the tale. the trial continued with multiple hostile witnesses and legal motions.
The Supreme Court ruled that police with a warrant may search newsroom offices for crime evidence even if staffers are not personally suspected. The Stanford Daily case upheld. two dissenters warned of chilling effect on sources and press freedom. The decision also allowed warrant searches of private offices and dwellings in some cases.
About 500 Japanese demonstrators delivered petitions totaling roughly 12 tons outside UN buildings to coincide with the General Assembly disarmament debate. The piece notes Cuba's attack on U S claims and summarizes Supreme Court actions on fire department warrants and a Kennedy assassination civil rights suit.
New York stocks gained midday with the Dow up 3.29 to 37.49 as CPI showed a 0.9 percent April rise. Advancers outpaced decliners about 2 to 1 on the NYSE. volume reached 12.88 million shares. Reliance Group led active listings with 32 and a large warrants exercise noted ahead of June 4 expiry. The NYSE composite rose to 54.50 and the American Exchange index gained 3 to 144.88.
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