Episcopalian Row Over First Woman Priest Sparks Communion Boycott
In Washington the ban on a newly ordained woman priest led to cancellation of the eucharist at St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church. The rector and congregation supported the move while the church awaited Bishop Creighton's ruling. In London, Cass Elliott died of heart failure after a London Palladium show. A Portsmouth parrot deserter named Fletcher Christian attracted police help. Billy Preston reduced excess baggage charges by shipping gear as freight.
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William A. Wendt
Alison Creek
London
Cass Elliott
London Palladium
Portsmouth
England
Royal Navy
Fletcher Christian
Billy Preston
Hacr
Los Angeles
Heathrow
Getty heir to marry German model in forthcoming ceremony
Rome pauls Getty I, grandson of billionaire Getty, aged 17, will wed German model Martine Zacher after being released by abductors who cut off his right ear. His mother Gail Harris confirmed the engagement but did not set a date or venue. A ransom near 3 million was reported paid.
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Rome
Paul Getty
Martine Zacher
Getty
Gail. Harris
Kennedy son theft case moves toward grand jury
New York prosecutors plan to press charges against Robert Lopez 20 for the May 15 theft of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Kennedy Jr.’s bicycle and tennis racket in Central Park. A grand jury decision is expected despite JFK Jr. reportedly not testifying at a Manhattan pretrial hearing.
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Aristotle Onasss
John Kennedy JR
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Distatty
Richard Kuh
Kuh
Kennedy
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Central Park
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Secret Service
Cyprus talks stag e amid cease fire deadlock and toll of violence
Turkish and Greek army negotiators scouted frontline positions from a helicopter as fourth day of Geneva talks yielded no progress. Greece warned of high alert over Turkish troop moves, while Ankara accused Greek forces of violating the cease fire and harming Atmosphere. U N and Red Cross pressed for a settlement as reports alleged mass expulsions and rapes with refugees arriving in Nicosia.
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Turkey
Greece
Britain
Turan Ganes
Ankara
Geneva
Gunes
Limassol
Arthur Harmon
Red Cross
U.N
Bellapais
Kyrenia
Hefner raises seven thousand for marijuana reform gala
Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner raised more than 7000 at a Westwood mansion party to support the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. About 150 guests attended including Tony Curtis Flip Wilson Tommy Smothers and Assemblyman Alan Sierry.
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Los Angeles
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Westwood Mansion
National Organization For the Reform of
Tony Curtis
Flip Wilson
Tommy Smothers
Alan Sieroty
Hefner
Boy 14 roams three states during weeklong vacation
Jet Burns, 14, rode his orange MO speed bicycle 427 miles through New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania listening to news of his disappearance on a transistor radio. After a three day search by 100 volunteers divers and helicopters he was found sleeping in a Clinton New Jersey vacant lot near his home in Mount Laurel New Jersey with $15 in his pocket. He planned to keep traveling until his $40 ran out saying he slept outside and ate at McDonalds and Ginos.
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UPL
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Jet Burns
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Rye
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Ft. Dix
Wo Lakes
Ramblewood Country Club
Burlington County
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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UPI
One Shot In Quentin Uprising At San Quentin Prison
In San Quentin a weekend disturbance left inmates battling guards with broken crutches. One prisoner, Lawrence Alexander, 31, was shot and underwent surgery to remove a .98 caliber bullet from his stomach. He was in good condition at a hospital. Twelve inmates protested conditions after refusing to return to cells from the exercise yard.
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Lawrence Alexander
Los Angeles
Darrow Smith
Smith
Reagan urges focus on issues not Watergate in 1976 bid
Gov. Ronald Reagan tells a fundraising audience that Republicans should concede Watergate critique but debate Democrats on big government and inflation. He calls Watergate actions stupid illegal immoral and says the party has faced similar blows for 25 years. He adds that candidates must outline plans on inflation and social reforms. Publisher Mrs Edward M. Butler dies in Buffalo at home Saturday night.
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