Was It a Hoax Easter Three Ways of Looking at It
Louis Cassels surveys three interpretations of Easter from hoax to subjective experience to a claimed objective miracle. He notes gospel accounts, Paul’s writings, and early Christian growth as context while urging personal discernment through faith and experience. The piece weighs plausibility and asks readers to decide what they believe.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Paul
Corinthians
Jesus Christ
Troopers Repulse Attacks Near Cambodian Border
American paratroopers near the Cambodian border repelled two enemy assaults under heavy mortar fire. In the DMZ area fighting continued as seven helicopters were hit while lifting wounded Marines after clashes along the northern frontier. Navy jets bombed near Hanoi as operations pressed during the Junction City activity.
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Saigon
UPS
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Hanoi
Cambodia
Junction City
173Rd Airborne Brigade
111Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
South Viet Nam
Air America
da Nang
James H. Albertson
Wisconsin State University
Harry F. Bangsberg
Bemidji (Minn.) State College
Mutineers seize Sierra Leone government and arrest leaders
Mutinous officers oust premier candidates and army commander, suspend the constitution, and form a reform council led by Lt. Col. Ambrose Genda with deputy chairman police chief William Leigh. Ex-Premier Sir Albert Margai and Premier Saika Stevens among those arrested.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
UPI
Albert Margai
Saika Stevens
Henry Lightfoot
Boston
David Lansana
Ambrose Genda
United Nations
William Leigh
U.N
New York
Genda
Margai
Margal
South Carolina
Easter riot hollows Lauderdale beach crowds
Fort Lauderdale police stormed through a Good Friday uprising by 3,000 vacationing college students. About 150 officers arrested 20 youths for unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct as cars were damaged and bottles and other items flew. Police used force to disperse the crowd, with bystanders noting heavy pushing and shoving but few serious injuries.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPI
George Selfinger
Dier apologizes to Whitaker over mental health button
Deputy Atty. Gen. Hilton Dier said he sent a letter of apology to Rep. Harold Whitaker after Whitaker left the Vermont House over a button and mailed card from the Vermont Association for Mental Health headed by Dier. Whitaker filed a complaint with Atty. Gen. James Oakes, saying the joke misfired. Dier said the cards were mailed from the attorney general's office.
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Montpelier
UPI
Hilton Dier
Harold Whitaker
R-Newfane
Whitaker
House
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Dier
James Oakes
Mao Compromises In Border Regions
In Hong Kong UPI report says Mao Tsetung reached a compromise with hard line army commanders in sensitive border regions. Tibet Sinkiang Inner Mongolia reportedly halt cultural revolution while local leaders pursue their own methods. Army control spreads to Shansi Kweicho Heilung kiang Shantung with potential anti Mao zones cited in Henan Szechuan Hopei Hunan Liaoning Kirin Ningxia and Qinghai.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Peking
Tibet
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Red
Red China
Shanghai
Shansi
Kweicho
Heilungkiang
Shantung
Anhwei
Kwangsi
Shensi
Kiangsi
Kansu
Yunnan
Kwangtung
South China
Macao
Henan Szechuan
Hopei
Hunan
Liaoning
Kirin
Ningsia
Chinghai
McCallum Buys Gas At Local Station
TV star David McCallum, known for The Man From UNCLE, stopped at Tom Dwyer's Gulf Station on Main Street Friday evening. He filled his car with gasoline, spending $3.60 before continuing northbound.
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Tom Dwyer
Gulf Station
Main Street
David McCallum
NATO Spy Ring Uncovered in Cyprus Excludes Soviet Diplomats
Cyprus expelled Soviet embassy attache Boris Petrin and Nikolai Ranov for alleged roles in a NATO spy ring. Italian authorities claim the network stretches from Scandinavia to Africa, with Giorgio Rinaldi leading the operation. Greece also reports a roundup underway as counter intelligence reveals a wide espionage web.
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NATO
Cyprus
Nicosia
UPI
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Mediterranean
Boris Petrin
Nikolai Ranov
Russia
Aeroflot
Italy
Giorgio
Africa
Inside Columnists Feature Spring Cleaning And Wildlife Notes
Columnist Jean Wassick reviews spring housecleaning trends. Roy Marsden comments on shooting crows and woodchucks. A photo story previews new things afoot at the Soldiers' Home.
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Jean Wassick
Roy Marsden
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Loudonville
N.Y
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Turin
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