Betty Hutton finds faith and ordinary life in Rhode Island
Former film star Betty Hutton has converted to Roman Catholicism and works as a cook and housekeeper at St. Anthony Rectory in Portsmouth Rhode Island. She says she found faith, plans to stay, and rejects life of celebrity while praising two priests who helped her.
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Soviets Observe Easter Holiday in Moscow Churches
In Moscow believers filled about forty working churches for the 10 hour Easter Eve services as bells rang at midnight. Priests in ornate robes led processions while crowds outside watched under police lines. Patriarch Pimen sent a message urging peace and brotherhood as the regime limits religion. Eggs dyed red symbolizing Christ’s blood appeared in abundance for the first time in years.
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Lynne Olson
Associated Press
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Spassky takes lead in World Challengers semifinal
Boris Spassky defeated Anatoly Karpov in Leningrad to seize a 1-0 lead. The 64th move resignation followed an adjourned 41-move start. Spassky, with black, pressured Karpov as two passed pawns and rook activity favored him. A second game is set for Monday with Spassky white.
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Israel's Sense of Crisis After Meir Resigns
Israel's crippled caretaker regime vows to press for Arab peace despite Meir's resignation and a lethal guerrilla raid that killed 18 Israelis. Dayan signals limited shifts. diplomacy with the United States continues while Lebanon and Syria pose fresh challenges as rival blocs seek a new coalition government.
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River Bath Gives Indians Eternal Life
Great crowds gathered in Hardwar near the Ganges for a holy dip said to absolve sins and grant heaven access only once every 12 years. Police estimated over 342 million were drawn, with 10,000 officers keeping order among pilgrims, beggars, and camped families from Jammu in Kashmir, paying about seven dollars per person for the journey.
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