Veterans honor fallen at Iowa ceremony after Vietnam service
Veterans gather outside the Iowa Veterans Home for a service honoring those who died in Vietnam, with Gov. Tom Vilsack and Locke coordinating. More than 58,000 Americans died, including over 850 Iowans, as two trees were planted in a Judge Park after a private funeral. J J Valdez, said to be the last Marine from Saigon, urged peace amid survivor guilt.
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Rebel army inaugurates a political party in Colombia
The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia massed 4 000 fighters and leaders in San Vicente del Caguán for the launch of the Bolivar Movement for a New Colombia. The party will stay clandestine for now to protect leaders while addressing political corruption and wealth redistribution. More than 5 000 civilians were brought to the rally from rebel areas.
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CIA knew of Bay of Pigs leak before invasion
Newly declassified Taylor Commission records reveal the CIA was aware Soviet intelligence learned the April 17 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion date more than a week prior and proceeded with the operation despite the leak. The report also notes questions about CIA briefing of Kennedy and Castro’s infiltration by agents.
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Easter Darkness to Light in Istanbul Ecumenical Patriarchal Service
In Istanbul the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I led a candlelit midnight Easter service at the Cathedral of St George, drawing about 2,000 worshippers mainly Greek, with many more outside the gates as Greek Turkish rapprochement drew crowds. The visit marks easing regional tensions amid Aegean and Cyprus disputes.
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Horoscope ratings and guidance for April 30
Daily zodiac notes from Linda Black with a numeric rating per sign. Taurus urged to decide confidently. Gemini advised quiet reflection. Cancer encouraged new ventures with strong team backing. Leo cautioned on investments and seeking expert help. Virgo hints travel urge. Libra urged practice of talents. Scorpio warns of magical influence but notes lasting romance. Sagittarius pressure at work, focus on others. Capricorn shows love luck, express care. Aquarius urges property planning. Pisces promotes study and confidence. Aries sees money-making position with practicality.
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