Good Friday Observances Across World Include Rome and Jerusalem
Christians mark Good Friday with mass led by Pope Paul VI at St Mary Major and a torchlit procession in the Colosseum. Pilgrims fill Jerusalem sites including the Church of the Holy Sepulcher as Soviet priests participate for the first time in decades.
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Associated Press
Rome
Holy Land
Pope Paul VI
St. Mary Major
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Calvary
San Francisco
Tokyo
Sweden
South Africa
Soviet Union
1000 Feet Copper Wire Is Stolen
Lassman Electric reports 1000 feet of insulated copper wire stolen from Alcorn Inc plant grounds on a wooden spool between 4 30 p m yesterday and 9 30 a m today. Also reported is a radiator theft from a 1950 Dodge truck by a Chanute man, the vehicle turned over for mechanical work.
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Lassman Electric
S. Santa Fe
Alcorn, Inc
Scranton Visits Avery Unannounced in Topeka
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania made an unannounced visit to Gov. William H. Avery in Topeka. He said he was in the city on a personal matter and was about to depart for Kansas City and his return home.
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Topeka
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
William H. Avery
Scranton
Avery
Kansas City
Meeting to explain 1966 Miss Chanute Pageant details
Tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Home Savings basement two past Miss Chanute winners will discuss entering the 1966 pageant. Ages 18 to 28 single women are urged to attend with spotlights on experiences from Miss Chanute titles and Miss Kansas.
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Home Savings Assn
Nicki McGuire
Chanute
Sidney Naughton Moyer
Pat Brazil
Pratt
Tribune
Russ Corbitt Naff
Louise Highbaugh
Viet Cong platoon nearly wiped out in Lincoln operation
The U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile reports 29 Viet Cong killed in a brush with a reinforced platoon near the Chu Phong Mountains 220 miles north of Saigon during Operation Lincoln. Air and naval strikes along the coast and north of the 17th Parallel added to Viet Cong losses as SAC B52s joined the push from Guam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
1St Cavalry
Chu Phong
Tuy Hoa
Navy
Enterprise
Hancock
17Th Parallel
Quang Xa
Strategic Air Command
Guam
da Nang
Zoning Board Denies McCoy Request for Office Use
Neal McCoy's bid to convert an unfinished duplex on Plummer to a non conforming office was denied by the zoning board of appeals in a unanimous vote after a public hearing. Twenty eight attendees opposed the plan noting potential residential encroachment. state welfare officials argued relocation efforts failed.
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Neal McCoy
Zoning Board of Appeals
McCoy
Plummer
3Rd
D. A. Finney
S. Plummer
State Social Welfare Office
N. Lincoln
Spending Plans Accompany President on Vacation
President Johnson in San Antonio announced plans to ask Congress next year for across the board Social Security boosts for about 21 million Americans. He also directed Secretary Gardner to devise a dental financing program for children under six as part of extending Medicare-like benefits to the young.
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San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
Congress
John W. Gardner
Crash Claims One Life Near Rossville Kansas
A car struck a bridge abutment on a Shawnee County road about two miles north of Rossville early today killing Raymond Clark 45 of Delia Kansas. Two others were seriously injured in the crash.
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Rossville
Kan
Shawnee
Raymond Clark
Delia
Freeman Ping Held on Five Traffic Violations
Police arrested Freeman Ping, 25, Chanute Box 163, at 11:45 last night on five traffic violation charges. He was held overnight and released today on a $250 bond. The charges include reckless driving failing to yield to a police vehicle running two stop signs speeding over 50 mph and improper license tag display.
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Freeman Ping
Easter Weekend Forecast For Kansas Cooler Front Passes
A cool front crossed the state dropping temperatures in Kansas with a mild Easter weekend ahead. Light showers were reported in north central and eastern Kansas. Concordia logged .22 inches. Behind the front skies clear. highs today in 40s to 50s, lows tonight in 20s to 30s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Olathe
Liberal
Goodland
Pittsburg
Viking Princess Fire Kills One Ten Missing Many Rescued
A Miami based cruise ship Viking Princess caught fire in the Windward Passage between Cuba and Haiti. The Coast Guard reports 470 rescued, 1 dead, 10 missing among about 481 aboard including senior officers. Survivors were picked up by Cap Nort Navigator Chunking Victory and others and sent toward Guantanamo Bay. The ship, valued at 16 million dollars, featured air conditioning and deluxe amenities.
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Miami, Fla
Coast Guard
Atlantic Ocean
Cuba
Haiti
Nort
Navigator
Chunking Victory
Carey
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Otto Thoresen
Wilkenson
Owens
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Norfolk
Miami
Walnut Divorcee Seeks Aid To Free Her Son
A 47 year old Walnut mother seeks legal aid to win release of her 16 year old son from the State Industrial Reformatory at Hutchinson. The case centers on a 1965 juvenile code amendment expanding juvenile age to include 16 and 17 year olds. The mother argues the amendment is unconstitutional and may file a writ challenging illegal confinement. Judge Loftswold and Kansas Supreme Court proceedings loom as appeal moves forward.
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Walnut
Kan
Hutchinson
Richard D. Loftswold
Crawford County Juvenile Court
Reformatory
Neosho County
Alberta Gough
Loffswold
Clark V. Owens
Sedgwick County
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Probate Judges Association
Owens
Supreme Court
Overheard Crime Plot Foiled by Quick Police Talk
A woman in a car heard two youths planning a burglary at a Chanute area grocery last night. Police located the 14 and 15 year olds, not local, who admitted the plan and were released to families with a warning.
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Chanute
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Spending Talk
An intercepted message references the President's focus on government aid for citizens amid inflation and vacation considerations, highlighting concerns over fiscal policy and public relief efforts.
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Cha
Worst Anti-U S Violence In Saigon Sparks Rioting
Buddhist monks led 2000 demonstrators into central Saigon in the worst day of seven days of anti American violence. Americans were beaten or chased as rioters moved from the Buddhist Institute. Paratroopers backed away while police used tear gas to scatter the crowd.
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Saigon
Buddhist Institute
Five Slot Machines Seized in Lawrence Case
County Attorney Ralph King filed a complaint against five slot machines seized Thursday and asked for destruction. A hearing before Judge Charles Rankin of Douglas County Court is to be set within the next month.
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Lawrence
Lawrence, Kan
Ralph King
Charles Rankin
Doulas County Court
Ransom Fund Climbs To 45000 Total
Miami police and family report the kidnap victim Daniel Goldman is still missing as a $45000 ransom fund collects from parents Aaron and Mrs. Goldman, supporters, and the Miami Herald. The 18 year old was abducted from Surfside home on March 28. no contact has been made by the kidnapper.
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Miami, Fla
Daniel Goldman
Aaron Goldman
The
Miami Herald
Goldman
Surfside
Rash of crashes hits city streets with minor injuries reported
A morning intersection collision at Main and Evergreen shook Mrs. Rash Woosley and left her 1950 Pontiac a total loss while her husband and other drivers faced cited charges or minor damage. Across the day several crashes involved teens and locals with limited injuries and few charges.
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Lloyd Woosley
W. 5Th
Main and
Evergreen
Centaur Rocket Fails in Cape Kennedy Launch
A Centaur upper stage failed to ignite a second time at Cape Kennedy causing a setback in the U.S. man in space program. NASA proceeded with plans to launch an Orbiting Astronomical Observatory later that day as engineers investigate the liquid hydrogen ignition problem.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Centaur
Atlas
Bond Set and Hearing Waived for Local Felony Check Charge
William G. Bill Jones, 41, of 914 N. Grant, waived his preliminary hearing in city court on a felony check charge and was bound over to district court. He remains in custody with bond set at 500 dollars for district court appearance. Authorities said arrangements would be made for the district court at the earliest convenience per Jones and counsel.
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William G
Bill) Jones
N. Grant
Jones
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R. D. Hamar
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Emmet Bolze
Bill Young
R. W. Fisher
Charles Rubew
Fred Harris
Perry Swan
David Carey
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W. 6Th
Reece
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N. Garfield
Heath
Manly
Marie Bryant
E. 12Th
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Ford
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