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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1977

Page

2

Prince Charles to wed Luxembourg Princess in religiously sensitive match

Nigel Dempster reports in the Daily Mail that Prince Charles may marry Princess Marie Astad of Luxembourg despite Catholic constraints. Buckingham Palace offered no comment as Charles turns 28 in November and the princess is 23. The pair have had prior links, dating to last November visits by the queen and Prince Philip to Luxembourg.

Prince Charles Elizabeth Marie- Astad Luxembourg London Nigel Dempster Daily Mail Britain Buckingham Palace Charles Philip Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Odd Oscar win for cartoonist Bruce Petty shocks Australian press

Bruce Petty, cartoonist for The Age in Melbourne, won an Oscar for the best animated short for Lei sure. He plans to stay in newspapers saying the Oscar is very odd and he only learned of the category after nomination. The minute film was created for Australia’s housing and environment department and produced two years ago.

Bruce Petty Melbourne The Age Department of Housing, Environment and Community Development Petty

Poppins author Travers Receives Royal Obeisance Amid Mixed News

Pamela Travers accepted an Officer of the British Empire honor from a royal representative at Buckingham Palace. Alice Cooper faced two hours under house arrest in Brisbane as a dispute with promoter G. M. Attractions centered on a $59,132 payment for a 1975 tour.

Pamela Travers Buckincham Palace Mary Poppins Miss Travers Duke of Kent Alice Cooper Brisbane Cooper Supreme Court Queensland G. M. Attractions Australia

Crosby improves as back heals after fall

Bing Crosby's back injury from a March 3 fall in Pasadena shows steady improvement. Doctors diagnose a ruptured spinal disc and say a long convalescence of surgery is needed. the 72 year old entertainer is walking with assistance at Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame nearby his California home. President Carter recalls his Georgia peanut farming days and notes government as a business obstacle. Shriver declines ambassadorship to the Soviet Union due to conflict of interest after serving France often involving Soviet business dealings.

Bing Crosby Burlingame Tustita Peninsula Hospital Nearrosby California Ambassador Auditorium Pasadena Carter Georgia White House Shriver R. Sargent Shriver Soviet Union Carter Administration France

Two Moonies Drop Church Ties in Custody Deprogramming Case

In San Francisco two young Moonies Barbara Underwood and Leslie Brown left Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church amid a court battle where parents had won 30 day temporary custody to seek deprogramming. An appeals court halted forced deprogramming pending a hearing not yet set.

San Francisco Sun Myung Moon Barbara Underwood Leslie Brown Moon Unification Church State Court of Appeal Superior Court Appeals Court Raymond Underwood Underwood Portland Oregon Thomas Brown Westfield N.J Jacqueline Katz Janice Kaplan John Howard Jr Moonies California

Houston abolishes position of women’s official

The Houston city council votes to abolish Nikki Van Hightower’s role as official women's advocate after controversy over abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment. Hightower contends the move may violate civil rights, while Mayor Fred Holstein, who helped create the post, signals further remarks.

Houston APH Nikki van Hightower

Synagogue Dues Case Upheld Judge Orders Payment

A Miami judge ruled Nina and Richard Kaufman must pay 90 dollars in back synagogue dues, rejecting pleas that dues violate religious freedom. The court noted the obligation is contractual and essential to the temple’s budget while acknowledging the couple’s prior donation.

Miami Nina Richard Kaufman Mills Kaufmans Temple Beth David Edward Swanko Kaufmang Swanko

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