Nixon aides split on Hanoi aims in Vietnam talks
Senior Nixon advisers disagree on whether Hanoi will settle for a political settlement or seek full control of the South. Some see genuine readiness for talks while others expect months of bargaining before progress at Paris. The struggle reflects shifts in world attention and Hanoi’s perceived exhaustion.
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They Pray and Wait for a Human Heart Transplant
Shirley Earp pleads for a donor as doctors report Haskell Earp awake and stable after St Luke's Hospital implanted the world’s first fully artificial heart. Surgeon Denton A. Cooley says a human heart transplant is still needed for long-term survival.
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Mass antiwar protests erupt in New York and Chicago
Thousands join street marches in New York and Chicago marking the first mass antiwar demonstration of the Nixon era. Police report scuffles with five arrests in Chicago while New York rallies draw an estimated 40,000, with GI unity and flags on display. Similar actions planned in Washington San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Turnpike Sniper Slays Two Wounds 15 Kills Self
A berserk motorist on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killed two people and wounded 15 before killing himself and his wife. Donald Lambright, 31, of St. Louis, and Annette Lambright, 31, of Cleveland, were identified as the pair. The victims included Ignatius Keenan and Ruby Keenan of Philadelphia.
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Easter Sunday Bright in Long Beach with Sunshine
The Long Beach area looks for clearing skies this Easter Sunday as the U S Weather Bureau forecasts sun after intermittent rain that began Saturday afternoon. Winds up to 20 mph shift clouds away. rain chances fall to under ten percent tonight. Downtown Long Beach recorded about 0.14 inch of rain by Saturday night.
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Nixon names 5 man council to reorganize government
British press roundup notes Nixon names a five man council to oversee government reorganization. Other items include Sandblasting returning the gray ghost war uniform to Queen Mary and debates over JFK Nixon election legality.
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Colorful Easter Rites Across Southland This Year
Easter services marked by sunrise ceremonies at Gull Park Long Beach and faith events from Catalina Island to San Pedro. The Good Friday breakfast at YMCA highlighted religion in American business life. Readers asked Action Line about folk Masses and DMV plate delays. shad season info provided.
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