Pope Paul IIII denounces church rebels in Holy Week address
Pope Paul VI in a Holy Week address at St Peters Basilica denounced rebellion within the Church and defectors who scandalize the faithful. He cited priests and laymen challenging birth control celibacy catechism and authority, urging spiritual solidarity and courage against fear and skepticism.
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Laird’s Pentagon tenure and clash with Congress detailed
The article portrays Laird as a polished, politically savvy secretary able to navigate lawmakers while challenging military planners. It contrasts him with McNamara, notes friction with Congress, and recounts how Nixon urged Laird to take the defense post after Jackson stalled. It highlights his budgetary conservatism and Vietnam modernization critiques.
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Congress
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Army National Guard and Reserve
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D-Tenn
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Defense
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
U.S
Vietnam
Navy
Laird Long
Nixon
Hent
Wisconsin
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Capital Hill
Vietnam War lull cited in allied briefings amidst shelling
U S military reports a lull in the enemy offensive with lighter nightly shelling and pauses by main battle units around Saigon and Long Binh. Meanwhile Viet Cong terror campaigns kill and abduct civilians, police, and village leaders as they strike rural targets amid broader conflicts.
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U.S. Army
Long Binh
Saigon
United States
Paris
Captured yachtsmen and passengers held by Communist forces
A group of 15 were seized on a pleasure cruise from Hong Kong to Macao when Communist junk boats captured their three yachts on February 17. Among the group were four Americans, two Britons, three Swedes, one Frenchman, one Australian and four Hong Kong Chinese, later announced as to be released.
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Canton
Carol Zinky
Hector Ross
Christine von Sydow
Sarah von Sydow
C. F. von Sydow
Joan Hopkins
Spokane
Wash
von Sydow
Ocelyn Budge
Kenneth Budge
Ross
the von Sydows
Simeon Baldwin
Los Angeles
Bessie Hope Donald
Bristol
Paul Daiko
Henri de Pontbriand
Campaigne Maritime Des Chargeurs Reunis
Panthers plot guerrilla acts revealed in Supreme Court case
Police uncover two earlier plots by the Panthers including a 1965 Statue of Liberty scheme and a 1967 plan to begin guerrilla warfare in New York. Prosecutors say a detective rose to vice president of the Revolutionary Actions Movement as members are named and charged with bombings in the Bronx Queens and East Harlem.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Revolutionary Actions Movement
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High Bridge
Bronx
Queens
East Harlem
Collier
Lumumba Abul Shakur
Michael Tahor
Black Panther Party
Shakur
Afeni
Walter Johnson
John J. Casson
Alex McKiever
Eddie Joseph
Clark Squares
Richard Moore
Joan Bird
Pat Nugent Returns From Vietnam To Texas Welcome
Pat Nugent Johnson's son in law returns to Austin after Vietnam duty. He is greeted by his wife Luci and son amid cheers from former President Lyndon B. Johnson. Nugent, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, will discharge at Bergstrom Air Force Base soon and may work at the Johnson owned radio television station. He dodges questions on politics and preferential treatment.
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Lyndion B. Johnson
Jonson
Austin Municipal
Saigon
Nugent
Berestrom Air Force Base
Tittle Lyn
Air Force
Pat
Lyn
Bergstrom Air Force Base
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Dallas
Virginia House votes on tax tion and finance article debate
The House approved the finance article with a 68 to 30 vote after Monday discussions on funding through revenue bonds. A key amendment to strip state backing failed 55 to 40. The debate covered land use tax assessments, jury rights, and gun provisions, with friction over antidiscrimination language and Bill of Rights wording. The Senate's local government article preserves Dillon Rule while permitting Richmond boundary changes with limits.
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Fairfax
Theouse
del. Lyman C. Harrell
U.S
del. J. Lewis Rawls
Suffolk
Mason
del. Clive DuVal
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond
George S. Alihizer
Rockingham County
Assembly
Wiliam F. Parkerson Jr
Henrico
Constitutional Revision Commission
Dillon
General Assembly
Commission On
Soviet Leaders Press Prague to Enforce Socialist Line
Soviet Marshal Grechko and Semyonov met Czech leaders amid reports of a Soviet ultimatum to clamp down on anti communist protests. CTK said talks concerned Czechoslovak Soviet relations as about 70,000 Soviet troops remained in the country. The Presidium suspended Politika and warned media must follow party policy while flagging Listy and Reporter as deviating from lines.
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Prague
Moscow Radio
Grechko
Semyonov
Ludvik Svoboda
Alexander Dubeck
Oldrich Cervik
CTK
Presidium
Oldrich Cernik
Stanislav Razl
Inva
Politika
Rude Pravo
Listy
Reporter
Hope Fades For 125 Still Missing In Mexico Disaster
In Barroteran Mexico crowds dispersed as hope dwindled for about 125 miners missing after Mexico's worst mining disaster. Rescue teams persisted while officials estimated it could take a week to retrieve bodies. Eight U S officials advised on removal and safety as volunteers aided victims and families.
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Barroteran
Braulio Gernandez Aguirre
Coahuila
Fortunato Salinas
Sierra Madre Range
Monterrey
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Kentucky
Resurrection Power Turns Apostles Into Bold Evangelists
Easter lesson describes a dramatic transformation of Jesus followers after the resurrection. From fear and defeat they become fearless proponents who defy threats and persecution, with Peter and others delivering the message in public. The piece weighs explanations for the resurrection, dismissing swoon theories and noting eyewitnesses and the empty tomb as supporting evidence.
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Israel
Peter
Thomas
Paul
Mee
Jerusalem
Eisenhower funeral rites mark Abilene ceremony scene
A 5,000 strong crowd in Abilene watched a sunlit funeral procession for Dwight D. Eisenhower. President Nixon and other dignitaries attended as military honors and hymns accompanied the catafalque. The service, led by Park Presbyterian and Palm Desert churches, noted Eisenhower’s lifelong ties to Abilene and his family home nearby.
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Julie
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Robert MacAskill
Th Park Presbyterian Church
Gettysburg
Sean Miller
Palm Desert
Calif. Presbyterian Church
Youths Involved in Violent Car Stop Incident
Kenneth Elkins of the Palm Springs Police Department, 26, was seriously injured while stopping a car load of eight youths to question them. An occupant opened fire, dragging Elkins, as the car crashed into two other vehicles and a building before stopping. all eight youths were arrested on various charges. Authorities noted an influx of youths due to Easter vacationing at beaches, and cited an oil leak at Santa Barbara and storm contamination at Newport Beach as contributing factors.
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Palm Springs
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White
Santa Barbara
Newport Beaches
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Los Angeles
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