Bombings kill 79 in India amid Sikh terror wave
A 24 hour campaign of bombings blamed on Sikh militants killed 79 people across northern India, with most victims Hindus. Police raided Sikh temples. over 700 arrests reported. Army deployed to curb sectarian backlash as authorities vow swift action.
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Listening and sharing may be Mother's Day gift says priest
Washington AP notes Rev. Richard DeLillio of Catholic University urges children to give mothers time to talk about their lives. He says listening and storytelling create meaning, counter loneliness, and reconnect families to the holiday's original, noncommercial spirit.
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Riots Ring Hotel as SS Reunion Provokes West German Protest
Police used water cannons and tear gas to break up clashes with about 400 demonstrators near Hotel Krone in Nesselwang where SS veterans held a reunion. Eight injured, 24 arrested as stones eggs and paint damaged the hotel. 5,000 anti Nazi protesters attended a nearby rally.
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Texas couple remarries 50 years after divorce
Elma Becker and Jack McCauley, aged 74 and 75, remarried in Corsicana after a 50 year split. They first wed in 1928 and divorced in 1935, each later remarried. At Pursley Missionary Baptist Church they renewed vows in a brief ceremony, saying the spark remains strong and planning two more kids this time. They have six children, 27 grandchildren, and 15 great grandchildren.
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Watauga PTA fights heavy metal concert plan
A Watauga Texas PTA and parent group urged city officials to cancel a May 17 benefit concert by a heavy metal band to raise funds for city parks. The group argued the genre promotes drugs and rebellion while band members attend area high schools.
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