Easter Message Urges Self-Sufficiency From Pope Paul VI
VATICAN CITY AP Pope Paul VI abandoned usual Easter themes and called the weak and indolent to renounce the life of luxury and self sufficiency urging new heroic moral energies. He spoke to 25000 Romans and visitors in St Peter's Square during an open air Mass. His 800 word address emphasized the old teaching and warned against the liberty of license.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Indiana Man Named US VEW Aide in Coast Guard Sweep
William C. Lundstrom of 2 addresses has been named U S VEW aide by Commander in Chief Richard W. Homan of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The appointment follows a river collision involving the freighter Helena and a Coast Guard cutter upriver from New Orleans, killing 17 crew members.
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Helena
N Oth
Indiana
Coast Guard
National Aide
Veterleans
Richard W. Homan
Veterans of Wars of the United States
Homan
Sugar Grove
W. Va
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Lundstram
Middle East Talks Drive Hussein to Seek U S Help
BEIRUT Lebanon AP King Hussein of Jordan travels to Washington this week to urge President Nixon to advance the Big Four talks on the Middle East. He seeks indirect but meaningful UN mediated negotiations with Israel and warns that time may be running out for prospects and for him. Jordan faces Arab guerrilla pressure, refugee burdens, and repeated raids as it remains a pivotal Western ally in a tense region.
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Jordan
Washington
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France
New York
Jordan Valley
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Multiple fatal crashes reported across Pennsylvania cities
A summary of recent road accidents shows several fatalities. Franklin-Jacqueline Banks, six, died after a car driven by her mother Wyona Banks went off a guard rail and down an embankment on Route 322 near Franklin. Harvey Woolsey, 31, of Milton, died from injuries after a two-vehicle overturn near Montandon. Gary Mitchall, 16, of Philadelphia, was killed in a pedestrian-vehicle incident in Philadelphia. Louis Cohen, 77, of Pittsburgh, died when his car struck a building in Shadyside. Mable Strohecker, 77, of New Castle RD 1, perished in a two-car collision at Route 18 and nearby. Chauncey Anderson, 23, of Philadelphia, died when his car left the road on Interstate 56 in Chester.
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Jacqueline Banks
Philipsburg
Wyona Banks
Pennsylvania 322
Williamsport
Harvey Woolsey
Milton
Montandon
Philadelphia
Gary Mitchall
Pittsburgh
Louis Cohen
Shadyside
Beaver Falls
Mable Stro‘hecker
New Castle
R.D. i
Pennsylvania
Chester
Chauncey A. Anderson
Interstate
Priests Meet on Race Issue in National Conference
About 400 Catholic priests from major cities gather in Pittsburgh for a three day Catholic Clergy Conference on the Interracial Apostolate. They aim to address the Christian response to black participation in church policy making amid discussions of black separatism and the black revolution.
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Pittsburgh
Donald W. Melloane
Catholic Clergy Conference
Ene
Earthquakes Devastate Serdo Area in Ethiopia
Two strong earthquakes hit the Danakil region near Serdo in northeastern Ethiopia over the weekend. Serdo, about 404 miles northeast of Addis Ababa, reported 24 dead and 189 injured with hundreds made homeless. a second quake struck Sunday afternoon. Officials at Addis Ababa's Selassie University Geophysical Observatory said the initial quake lasted 16 seconds. No further quakes were reported in the already devastated area after the weekend events.
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Ethiopia
Danakil
Northeastern
Baile Selassie University Geophysical Observatory
Serido
Red Sea
Assab
Serdo
Observatory
Protests Roar Across U S Easter Weekend Violence Narrowly Brushed
Tens of thousands joined Easter weekend protests against the Vietnam war from New York Central Park to Chicago and Los Angeles. In San Francisco a clash injures 14 MPs during a peaceful parade toward the Presidio base. Police detained several demonstrators as marches continued in Gainesville West Palm Beach and Atlanta led by Ralph Abernathy with ties to King.
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Itonto
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Sixth Avenue
Vietnam
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Fla
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Man Pleads Guilty to Passing Bad Checks in Indiana County
James E. Smith of Greensburg pleaded guilty in Indiana County Criminal Court to two counts of passing bad checks at Steiner's Food Market and Handy Andy's Market on March 21. He was fined $50, ordered to pay costs, and sentenced to serve not less than two months nor more than a year in Westmoreland County Jail on each count, sentences to run concurrently.
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Indiana County Criminal Court
James E. Smith
Greensburg
Indiana
Smith
Westmoreland County
Driver exams at Homer City move to weekly term
The Pennsylvania State Police driver examination station at the Homer City fire hall will now be open every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Previously the station was open three Tuesdays each month, but the schedule has been changed to a weekly slot.
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Homer City Fire Hall
Rogers Faces Stiff Test On Vietnam
Secretary of State William P. Rogers faces his first formal news conference as Nixon’s foreign affairs spokesman. Questions span Vietnam peace talks, the Middle East, Peru, NATO, and Soviet relations, with emphasis on secrecy and possible progress in private talks. Rogers noted Nixon’s call for silence and stressed peaceful settlement while noting other diplomatic moves.
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Dixonville CAP Meeting Set
All residents of Dixonville and Barr Snipe urged to attend the Community Action meeting on Tuesday April 8 at 8 p.m. in the Indiana Wesleyan School. Election of officers will be held and discussions will cover the community center park and fire ponds projects.
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Obituary notices from Rural Valley and surrounding area
Obituaries list Mrs Mary Theresa Bowls er Schrecengost 83 of Cleveland and formerly Rural Valley, with surviving children and grandchildren. Also noted are William Kep hart of Homer City, El mer Barr of Ohme, and Carl A McGaughey of Homer City, plus Shirley McKinney of Bolivar R D 1, detailing birth dates, affiliations, funeral plans, and interment sites.
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Bolivar R.D
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Nancy Silk
New Florence R.D
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Blairsville
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New Florence
Kenneth Keiper
West View Cemetery
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War losses rise as helicopter tally tops 2,499
The weekend saw three more American helicopters shot down, raising the total lost in the war to 2,499. Only one crewman was wounded. In the 3rd Corps Area near Saigon, enemy activity eased while analysts warned the offensive would continue with battalion sized assaults and rocket mortar attacks. The Ho Chi Minh trail and bases northwest of Saigon remained critical, with air sorties shifting toward Laos and near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
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