Christians Walk Jesus Way of the Cross in Jerusalem
Thousands of Christians from around the world traced Jesus path through Jerusalem’s old city amid Pope Paul’s Holy Land visit. Pilgrims moved along the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, reflecting as celebrations await Easter. The week’s events included Pope Paul’s meeting with Patriarch Athenagoras I, seen as easing Roman Orthodox tensions over holy sites.
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Good Friday march in Tallahassee limited by dissension among leaders
In Tallahassee Florida the planned 10 000 strong Good Friday integration march drew about 1 000 demonstrators as dissension split the ranks among integrationists. The rift occurred between rival groups within the movement.
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Riots Erupt as Korean Students Clash With Police
Hundreds of students ripped barbed wire barricades and threw stones while about 50 000 youths staged anti Japanese demonstrations across Korea. Police beat back about 300 demonstrators near the presidential mansion as clashes left some students trampled. A Korean reporter was hit by a club but no serious injuries were reported. CORE and NAACP leaders argued over a canceled march around the capitol and a rally on the south lawn amid broader racial tensions.
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California Supreme Court Orders Salinger On Ballot For Senate
The California Supreme Court unanimously ordered Pierre Salinger to be listed on the Democratic primary ballot for U.S. Senate, overturning Secretary of State Frank Jordan's refusal over allegedly incomplete nomination papers. Salinger, a former White House press secretary under Kennedy and Johnson, argues he has been a Democrat his life. Bakersfield rancher Mark Morris weighs an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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U N Force Takes Positions on Cyprus
Scattered firing near Kyrenia in northern Cyprus was reported hours after the United Nations began positioning troops and observers in the area. UPI reports continued deployments as the UN sought to establish control and prevent further clashes.
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U.N. Forces Shift to Kyrenia in Cyprus Tensions
The United Nations moves Canadian troops to Kyrenia as Greek and Turkish Cypriots are urged to show restraint. British paratroopers hand over positions and all gun emplacements are guarded as the five nation U.N. force expands with Swedish Finnish and Irish contingents arriving.
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Brave pilot to be decorated for shooting down U S plane
Prince Monirak of Cambodia, son of Prince Norodom Sihanouk, aims to be decorated after he allegedly shot down an armed U S observation plane over South Vietnam. American pilot Thorsten Scobel died of wounds, with a Vietnamese observer also killed in the crash inside Vietnamese territory.
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Soviets Release Two U S Fliers Shot Down in East Germany
In a Tass-distributed statement, the Soviet Union freed Capt. David I. Holland and Capt. Melvin J. Kessler after claiming the RB66 reconnaissance jet was used for military intel and the fliers had radio contact with U S bases until being shot down. The release came amid high level negotiations as U S Soviet relations thawed.
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Bomber Crash Kills Four In Arkansas Barn
A B46 jet bomber disintegrated after takeoff from Little Rock AFB. All four crew died and jet fuel ignited a nearby barn where two boys, 9 and 10, were playing. one boy died on arrival, the other was critically burned.
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