Pope Paul carries eight foot cross in Good Friday ritual
In Rome Pope Paul VI, 86, walked a rough eight foot cross in a Colosseum Good Friday procession. He condemned Communist persecution of Catholics, urged world peace, and spoke of a modern crucifixion as he led a somber, rain dampened service before about 10,000 inside the arena and 100,000 gathered outside.
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Sleep-Fighter Seeks Funds for Children Among Wake Marathon
Tom Trey a 22 year old Long Beach College student and KLFM disc jockey began a stay awake marathon to raise money for the Exceptional Children's Foundation. He aims for 5000 dollars, draws mainly teen donors, and faces fatigue while staffing a Gold's furniture store window in Lakewood Center.
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Easter Faith Comforts Christians Worldwide
Christians across the globe find solace in Easter's promise amid troubles. Protestant and Roman Catholic services mark Good Friday and Easter dawn, with leaders urging trust in Christ's resurrection as a practical daily resource. Orthodox celebrations shift to May 3, while observances unfold from Red Rocks to naval vessels.
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Strike Ban Extended by Court in San Francisco
A U S District Court in San Francisco extended the strike ban against the Southern Pacific Railroad for one more week. The order was issued Friday and applies to the union action, aiming to curb labor disruption in the region.
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Deukmejian and GOP Press for California Crime Session
In Sacramento Assemblyman George Deukmejian and 27 GOP colleagues urged Governor Edmund G Brown Jr to call a special session on crime. They accused the governor of indifference to rising crime rates and cited 1963 crime projections, while criticizing the attorney general's stance and urging action to curb offenses and protect residents.
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Daytona Beach Expects 75 000 Youth on Loose
Daytona Beach officials and police anticipate large Easter vacation crowds with 75 000 students and 50 000 beachgoers and motel guests to flood the area this weekend. City shifts run day and night as officers handle expected traffic, carloads, and park conditions.
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