Snowy Easter in Jerusalem as pilgrims endure cold
Snow blanketed Jerusalem on Easter drawing down crowds to the tomb of Christ while sunrise services moved indoors. In Rome Pope Paul VI urged hope amid global troubles and announced an upcoming encyclical on social justice. Protest banners in St. Peter's Square called for fewer births and family reform. American troops attended Easter services in Vietnam.
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Senate panel urges end to Vietnam bombing limits
The Senate Defense subcommittee led by Sen. John Stennis calls for lifting bombing restrictions in Vietnam after sending four investigators to the region. The panel says North Vietnam air raids carry high costs for limited gains while Pentagon officials defend current target policies. Senator Edward Brooke supports continuing the bombing, while Kennedy and Clark urge a halt to test Soviet peace talks. Senator Symington notes pilots want freedom to strike North Vietnamese airfields and MiG bases.
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Crime Study Planned In Washington By STEPHEN M AUG
Washington AP More than 500 law enforcement officials will meet over two days to critique the National Crime Commission report issued after 18 months of work. The 367 page document offers thousands of statistics and 200 plus recommendations spanning police, schools, prisons, and social agencies. The commission stresses there is far more crime than reported and urges shifts from punishment to treatment. It notes mixed reactions across political spectrums and discusses narcotics policy and Fifth Amendment concerns. The report has already seen multiple printings and substantial public interest.
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Cleveland Girl Fights Cancer Then Passes Away at 21
Darlene Semosky of Cleveland died in her sleep after a renewed cancer spread through her kidneys. A West Tech High School graduate, she became homecoming queen in 1962 and later lost a leg to bone cancer. She married in January at St Colman Catholic Church where services will be held Tuesday. Her mother recalled her brave spirit and smile throughout her battle.
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War erupts on ground near delta in Vietnam clash
Across the 17th Parallel to the Mekong Delta fighting erupts as U S airmen strike North Vietnam while Communist gunners in the South down helicopters and mortars rain on U S positions. One U S jet downed but pilot saved. Hanoi claims three U S planes shot down. A separate Easter morning scene in Oneonta, N Y shows a child waking to an already eaten crocus scene with a sleepy mother.
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Supreme Court delays rail merger over ICC fate ruling
The Supreme Court halted the Pennsylvania New York Central railroad merger today in a 5-4 decision. Justice Tom C. Clark announced the ruling, requiring a delay until the Interstate Commerce Commission rules on the future of smaller railroads.
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Easter Weekend Traffic Toll Hits 16 in Ohio
Associated Press reports a sunny Easter with mild weather drew thousands of motorists onto Ohio roads. Sixteen people were killed in weekend crashes, including three teens in a single-vehicle crash near Cleveland. Toledo Blade resumes today after five months, and Cincinnati police and UC officials plan talks following campus mugging spike and the fatal beating of graduate student Jesse E. Woodman.
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Land's End tanker split in two spills oil on beaches
The Terrey Canyon, a 61,263 ton American tanker, broke amidships on The Sevens Stones reef off Land's End England. The vessel lay in two halves 25 yards apart with the bow angled at 40 degrees to the stern as oil continues to spill toward southwest coast beaches. In Washington, Senate critics stall Johnson Vietnam aid resolution ahead of the Punta del Este summit. a Foreign Relations hearing is set for April 3. New York reports a planned work slowdown by the city’s 10,500 firefighters, with only calls and emergencies answered.
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Spring flings bloom coast to coast across Easter weekend
Across the East and Gulf coasts youths flocked to beaches for spring vacations with rockers and revelers. The West Coast hosted a Love-In and Manhattan staged a Be-In as authorities report 40,000 students returning to classes amid scattered arrests and debris. In Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach large crowds faced bans and enforcement while Biloxi rain dampened plans. Los Angeles saw a Love-In with traffic jams and Central Park hosted a Be-In with thousands, some painting faces and forming love circles as demonstrations stayed largely peaceful.
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Humphrey Defends Vietnam Policy in Geneva
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, visiting Geneva, likened Vietnam to Berlin and Korea battles, calling it a peace with honor administration. He said the U.S. aims include suppressing aggression, promoting self-determination, and nation building, refusing to act as the world’s policeman while stressing commitments in Vietnam. In El Cajon, California, police investigated a tip about two youths dragging a car into a living room to steal a radio, saying they could not afford one.
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Pay Vote Is Slated Tuesday
Ohio lawmakers return from Easter vacation to tackle remaining issues. The House will vote Tuesday on a pay raise for about 45 000 state employees while the Senate moves a bill to restrict LSD. Lawmakers focus shifts to highway safety and education as hearings begin on the two year operating budget with no new taxes in sight. Governor Rhodes says taxes will be held firm.
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Ohio Five Day Forecast Quiet Warm Week Ahead
Ohio forecast shows five days with temperatures averaging above normal. Highs reach the mid 50s to low 60s, with northern areas in the 40s. overnight lows mainly in the 30s north and 40s south. Light showers are possible toward the end of the week, with about a quarter inch total precipitation.
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NFO Pickets Dairies in Cincinnati Area
National Farmers Organization members picketed Cincinnati area dairies as part of a drive to raise milk prices by two cents a quart. Across Ohio Easter weekend saw lull in activity with milk still being dumped at some sites and few pickets at each location. Pickets came from southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky, with LeRoy Jacquemin leading in Butler County. Sardinia also saw brief demonstrations, while dairies reported ample milk but leaders warned a shortage may start.
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