Divorce ruled out for princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon
Buckingham Palace sources say a full divorce is unlikely for Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon due to their two children and Church of England opposition. A separation appears probable with lawyers negotiating terms. Lord Snowdon has avoided comment while Margaret’s reported liaison with Roddy Llewellyn is seen as a possible influence.
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Bing Celebrates Dec(i)ementennial with St Patrick's Day show
Bing Crosby gave his first Los Angeles concert at the Blush Center celebrating his decicentennial and St Patrick's Day. He announced more charity shows in the country and in London while in solid vocal form. Sue Lyon plans divorce or separation from convicted Gary Adamson amid criticism after jail contact problems. Adamson faces bank robbery charges in Indianapolis. Princess Fatemeh Pahlavi earned the Bishop Wright Air Industry Award at a Kennedy Airport luncheon for becoming the royal family's first female pilot. Berry the Tennessee state senator briefly sought to be named official fossil before withdrawing his bill.
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U.S. bars Cuban group from L.A. film festival
United States bars a Cuban delegation from attending a Los Angeles film festival citing Cuban conduct. Officials say sponsors were told months ago waivers would be granted but no final assurances were given.
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Irish guns flow halted urged by Cosgrave and U S
President and Irish Prime Minister Cosgrave urged intensified efforts to halt arms flow from the United States to Northern Ireland. In a joint communiqué they appealed for financial contributions to organizations supplying weapons to the Provisional Irish Republican Army, noting a link to the New York based Northern Aid Committee with U S chapters.
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