North Viet troops strike outpost 13 GIs killed
North Vietnamese forces attacked a U.S. artillery base near Saigon and Cambodia, killing 13 Americans in the heaviest U.S. loss in three months. Nearby, Communist forces hit a South Vietnamese training center, wounding 75 soldiers before being driven off.
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Widespread winter warnings and Northeast storm impacts
Weather warnings stretched from the upper Ohio Valley to the mid Atlantic and New England as mixed snow sleet and freezing rain created dangerous driving. Accidents disrupted travel in southern New England and along interstate corridors while Pittsburgh logged heavy snowfall. Reports detailed injuries from a New York CCNY blast and a Georgia prison escape shooting, plus a Corry paint store explosion that killed four firefighters and injured many.
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Rock Festival Chaos At Brown's Keo Ranch Ends In Dust
Deputies arrest remoters at a rock festival on Brown's Keo Ranch in Florida. After eight hours of Easter morning silence a band named Storm returned to the make shift stage as crowds dwindled. The Southwest 70 Peace Festival near Lubbock faced storms and high winds that nearly halted events, with sponsor costs around 1500 dollars.
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Pontiff and World Figures Call for Peace in Easter Messages
Pope Paul VI urged world peace in St Peter's Square addressing conflicts and the danger of modern cultures eroding spiritual values. Cardinal Cush ing pressed for Easter amnesty for U S protesters against the Vietnam War. John Lennon hinted at a pregnancy as a motive for peace. Queen Elizabeth II faced Maori land rights papers during Easter service in New Zealand. Miss Strong, a leftist writer, died in Beijing, and ex-Senator Brewster, jailed for alleged bribery, is hospitalized in Ireland. A New York plumber killed his wife and two children after a quarrel and fire.
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