Easter sunrise observances planned across the nation
Good Friday and Easter plans unfold with sunrise services and parades despite wintry forecasts. Pope Paul VI led Good Friday rites in Rome washing the feet of 12 boys. Moravian sunrise services in Winston-Salem attract up to 20,000 worshippers, while Bethania Moravian Church hosts the 207th dawn service. In Atlanta 5000 to 10000 sing at dawn, and Red Rocks hosts about 10000 in Colorado. Weather forecasts call for rain in most regions with below normal temperatures in several areas. Banks and major exchanges stay open for Easter trading despite the holiday closings.
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Basilica of
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Seaboard
Winston-Salem
N.C
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Salvation Army
Atlanta
Red Rocks
Rockies
Denver
Flight Teams Disbanded Apollo Time Lag
Space Center Houston reports veteran astronaut Neil A. Armstrong states America’s spacemen will use the delay in the man to the moon program to sharpen readiness for greater achievements when Project Apollo resumes.
Rhodes Discrimination Bids Affected by Court Ruling
Ohio Gov Rhodes executive order requiring written nondiscrimination pledges on state contracts faced a setback in Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Petree ruled that low bids may be rejected only if the winner did not sign pledges and another bidder did so If no bidder pledged the contract should go to the low bidder The ruling stems from a suit by Thomas Morgan over awarding contracts at three state universities Gesling Co had been awarded contracts because it provided nondiscrimination pledges. NASA announced Apollo crews temporarily disbanded and no specific flight training is planned until schedules emerge Apollo 2 and Apollo 3 teams were dissolved amid probe into the Jan 27 fire that killed three astronauts.
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Charles R. Petree
Petree
Lancaster
Thomas Morgan
Gesling Co. of
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armstrong
Air Force
David R. Scott
NASA
James A. MecDivitt
Russell L. Schweickart
Frank Borman
William A. Anders
Michael Collins
Brooke Says Vietnam Strategy Still Necessary After Trip
Senator Edward Brooke reports a Vietnam tour reinforced his view that the current military approach remains necessary though he would halt bombing if it hinders peace talks. He noted North Vietnam’s rejection of talks and said the enemy hopes to win by breaking American resolve, after visiting Vietnam, South Vietnam, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Cambodia, and Taiwan.
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Senate
South Vietnam
Japan
Thailand
Hong Kong
Cambodia
Taiwan
FourYearOld Korean Genius Seeks Grant High Admission
Kim Ung-yong, age four, applies to Grant High School in Van Nuys Calif claiming two books and a high IQ. principal Henry O Dyck worries about size age and safety. a ruling by authorities may be required. father Prof Kim Soo-sun sent application February 27 after exchange with teacher Joseph Feinstein.
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Calif
Kim Ung-yong
Grant High School
Henry 0. Dyck
Dyck
Ung-yong
Kim Soo-sun
Seoul
Grant
Joseph N. Feinstein
Kim
Students Nix Dry Beach in Daytona Vacation
Daytona Beach officials move to enforce a beer ban after students from 35 states flocked to town taverns and motels for spring vacation. With the freighter delay threat looming, locals warn the new policy could tame what had been a lively coast season.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Crucifixion Narrative Describes Jesus’ Death
During the sixth to ninth hour darkness covers the land as Jesus fulfills his death cry Father into thy hands I commend my spirit The centurion proclaims this was a righteous man signaling the event's significance to observers
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Jesus
Ohio plans new format for trade missions
Honolulu report notes Ohio State Treasurer John Herbert detailing proposed trade missions to South America and Australia. He suggests an all Ohio trade exhibit area with foreign businessmen visiting as guests of the mission, indicating a potential format change.
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Honolulu
Ohio
John Herbert
South America
Australia
Herbert
Mrs. Kennedy Gives Birth To Son At Georgetown
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, wife of the New York senator, gave birth to a boy at Georgetown University Hospital this morning. It is their tenth child.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Georgetown University Hospital
Brewery Workers Return To Jobs In Cincinnati
A number of United Brewery Workers Union members returned to work at Burger and Hudepohl breweries starting Thursday midnight, crossing picket lines of three other unions with no trouble reported at the strike bound plants. It was not clear if Wiedemann brewery in Newport, Kentucky also saw workers return.
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United Brewery Workers Union
Burger and Hudepohl
Wiedemann Brewery
Newport
Hocking County Commissioners Agree to Rewrite Specifications
Inside Today the Hocking County Commissioners vote to rewrite specifications for two projects as petitions circulate in opposition to Nelsonville York school colors and Mara Roe. notices appear across pages 12 and 7 while Ohio Baseballers start Saturday at Moore Power. An application for federal aid to three-county school service centers is underway, with details on pages 11 and 9.
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Nelsonville-York
Mara Roe
Plan to draft by lottery sparks wide opposition
AP survey shows Americans oppose Johnson's youngest-first draft plan and favor keeping college deferments. Parents dominate the letters and telegrams criticizing 19-year-olds being called first, while some military men support younger recruits. Hearings by the House Armed Services Committee are set next month.
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Johnson
Associated Press
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House Armed Services Committee
Ruling Sought on Ohio Bond Issue Ballot Access
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown urged the Ohio Supreme Court to settle whether the Bond Commission proposal can appear on May 2 ballots after Richland County voted 3-0 to omit Issue No. 1. He cited injunctions and threats in Butler Franklin and Stark counties and sought a quick ruling to protect service and disabled voters’ right to vote.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Bond Commission
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William B. Saxbe
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Election Board
Dale Bricker
James V. Will
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Supreme Court
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Armed Service
Plane lands at Logan with wheels up in belly landing
A two engine plane piloted by Manning Jobbs of Auburn Maine touched down at Logan International Airport with the wheels not down.Officials rushed to inspect the craft after a belly landing and the pilot explained he forgot to lower the gear.
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Logan International Airport
Manning Jobbs
Auburn
Maine
U S Planes Bomb Vital Thai Nguyen Plants
U S carrier aircraft from Enterprise and Kitty Hawk attacked the Thai Nguyen thermal power plant and nearby steel facility near Hanoi, a second major strike after prior raids. The targets lie within Hanoi Haiphong’s missile envelope and were bombed despite bad weather with no losses reported.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Enterprise
Red Capital
Chi Ne
Hanoi- Haiphong
Hanoi-Haiphong
Problems Ahead For Congress
Washington AP report on the 90th Congress after 11 weeks of activity. House leaders clash over achievements and the upcoming workload from April resumes to Labor Day. Carl Albert praises progress while Gerald Ford criticizes inaction.
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Congress
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Last Reported In Columbus Witness In JFK Probe
Authorities sought former French Quarter bar owner Gordon Novel as a material witness in the JFK assassination probe. A warrant was issued for Novel by Dist. Atty Jim Garrison, with bail set at 50 000. Novel, believed to be in Columbus, Ohio, surfaced in New Orleans claiming to avoid harassment.
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John F. Kennedy
Matthew S. Braniff
Gordon Novel
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Braniff
Jim Garrison
Novel
Steve Plotkin
Washington, D.C
Ohio five day forecast with scattered showers
Ohio forecast through Wednesday shows near normal to slightly above temperatures with small daily changes. Daytime highs range from the 50s in the north to around the 60s in the south, while lows drop to the 30s and low 40s. Scattered showers are expected early in the period with total rainfall inch or more.
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