Thant urges eight governments to stop fighting and talk
U N Secretary General U Thant proposed a plan to halt all military action in Vietnam and initiate talks. The paper was sent to the United States North and South Vietnam Britain the Soviet Union Canada India Poland and others to forge a new Geneva settlement. Thant met North Vietnamese officials in Rangoon before vacation and distributed the outline upon return.
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New York
Easter Morning Empty Tomb Revealed
Early on the first day of the week women found the stone rolled away from Jesus tomb. two shining men announced He is risen and not here, recalling his teaching in Galilee about the Son of Man’s crucifixion and resurrection.
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Nixon Ends European Tour With Trip Home From Prague
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon departed Paris by plane for New York, ending a three week tour of European capitals. He left for the United States after arriving on another plane from Prague Czechoslovakia.
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Bomb Explodes at Mao Rally in Hong Kong
Canton travelers report a bomb at a Mao rally in Hong Kong wounded or killed about 70 people this week. The target Red Chinese army general survived the blast and the crowd dispersed in panic.
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Canton
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Powell seat could return if Harlem Democrat wins
Rep. Emanuel Celler predicted that the House will reverse its stance and seat Adam Clayton Powell if the Harlem Democrat wins the special election next month. Celler, chair of the select committee that judged Powell, said the forecast came from private talks with other members.
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Spring auto styling boosts safety and value notes
Automakers tout 1967 styling and safety gains as area dealers offer spring values. The Messenger features an annual spring auto section starting on Page B-1 highlighting deals and new designs for the season.
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Marines Kill 146 North Vietnam Regulars Near Con Thien
U S Marines bombers and field guns killed 146 North Vietnamese regulars over 48 hours around Con Thien mountain three miles south of the demilitarized zone. The U S reported 24 Marines killed and 140 wounded in heavy fighting with dug in enemy troops.
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Pilgrims Flock to Holy City for Easter Celebrations
Thousands of Christians from around the world gathered in Jerusalem for Easter observances. The Via Dolorosa procession, services at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and an Easter sunrise by the German Lutheran Church highlighted the day despite rain and thunderclouds. Bishop Jacob Bertritti lit the Fire of Resurrection as Catholic ceremonies began. last year’s crowds were far larger and noisier.
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FBI and state police search New Jersey farm for mob graves
FBI agents and state police scoured a farm in central New Jersey as part of a continuing search for Cosa Nostra cemetery burials. Two reputed gangland victims were unearthed from the former bootleg distillery site while bulldozers were brought in to locate additional remains. No further bodies had been found at the time.
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No Early Agreement Sighted In Milk Holding
Ohio National Farmers Organization units were negotiating or preparing to negotiate with milk processors seeking a two cent per quart rise for producers. No agreements appeared likely this weekend as processors awaited a national break. some areas reported temporary four month contracts, while others awaited more favorable conditions. Some farmers in Butler and Warren counties allegedly paid neighbors for milk and dumped milk to press for higher prices.
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Speculation Rises On Discount Rate Cut Prospects
Washington AP reports speculation grows that the Federal Reserve Board may cut the discount rate, though officials refuse to confirm any action. Banks including Bank of America and Morgan Guaranty lowered prime rates to 5.5 percent, keeping them above the 4.5 percent discount rate. The 1965 rate rise to 4.5 percent helped trigger last year’s tight money.
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Europe Tour by Humphrey to Begin Across Eight Cities
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will discuss Vietnam and nuclear nonproliferation along with other issues with Charles de Gaulle and European leaders during an eight city European tour. He departs Sunday for two weeks with stops in Geneva The Hague Rome Bonn Berlin London Paris and Brussels.
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Financial Aid Offered Child's Desperate Mom
Teresa Lynn Thompson, five, became the focus of a national aid surge after a note pinned to her Easter dress appealed for help with her care. Wanda Lee Thompson, 27, sends authorities to resolve the neglect charge as the girl stays with a great aunt while juvenile court decides final custody.
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New Demonstrations Threaten Johnson Civil Rights Bill
Supporters fear Chicago protests led by Martin Luther King Jr may jeopardize the civil rights bill with an open housing provision. They worry white backlash nationwide and recall past violence in Cicero as they urge careful action amid Adam Clayton Powell’s case.
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Easter beach chaos: 20 000 students spark Florida mayhem
In Fort Lauderdale during Easter vacation, about 20 000 sun seekers flooded beaches while police arrested over 200 for drunkenness and disorder. Reports cite smashed windshields, a fractured sergeant’s hand, and traffic blockages as officers patrolled with reinforcements.
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