Holy City Easter Rite Held in Jerusalem Church
Pilgrims watched the Latin Patriarch bless the holy fire at 6:30 am beside the marble slab of burial anointing. Holy Sepulcher rites follow the old liturgy for one more year by papal permission as fear of Israeli Arab hostilities reduces attendance. Easter liturgy remains constrained by shared worship with Orthodox and other Christian sects.
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Jordan
Alberts Gori
Old City
Holy Sepulcher
Egypt
Syri
Ethiopia
Red Rock Canyon
Mojave
U. S. Siwy
Crow Watch At Palace Guards Guard Eggs
Palace guards take on up crow watch to protect swan eggs in the moat as part of morning service highlights at St Luke's Episcopal Church. Services include 7:30 and 11 a.m. with the 7th Street and Atlantic Ave location in West Los Angeles.
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Imperial Palace
Los Angeles
Rogers
State Park
West Los Angeles
Voich
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
7Th St
Atlantic Ave
The
Akron
Ohio
Sunrise Easter services fill city with music and sermons
Easter observances spread across churches and venues in Long Beach area. A 100-voice choir led by Rolla Alford will join the First Methodist sanctuary choir and the Long Beach Civic Chorus with the Municipal Band. Sunrise services occur at Los Altos Drive-in Theater Bellflower Blvd and Spring St plus Grace Lutheran St Pauls Lutheran Signal Hill and other locations led by pastors Walter Fehner Hugh Krieg and R L Shuff among others.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Long Beach Drive-In
223Rd St
Santa Fe Ave
Grace Lutheran Church
Hugh J. Krieg
Signal
Hull City Park
Cherey Ave
Hill St
Signal Till
The
American Legion
Clifford Musgrove
Seal Beach
Bine Ave
Jhe Pr
Kapner
Rosecrans
Duthioren
Cis’ Episcopal Church
Puertos St
Locust Ave. del Norte
Via
Rosa
Palosi
Caritata
Golden Dawn
Verdes Estates
Frank O.m
Lakewood
Woods
the Nazarene
Lew Davis
Our'sf
Cherch Council
Luther
Junipero. Ave.Berea Club
Grace Methodist
First Baptist Church
Bill
3Rd St
Junipero
Alford
Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium
Claude W., Young
Rosalie Barker
Mr. Young
Long Beach
Easter Homecoming Planned for Trucker Crashed on Turnpike
North Carolina driver Perry Webb, 53, hospitalized in Middlesex General after a New Jersey Turnpike crash, will be driven home to Parkton by Middlesex Borough rescue squad for an Easter reunion with his family. Capt. Albert Bohac Lt. Harry Whalen and Sysie J. Henry will transport him overnight, aiming to reach Parkton by 8 a.m. Sunday after his 8 p.m. release. The rescue squad acted after fellow patient William H. Walker alerted them Webb may miss the holiday.
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Middlesex Borough
North Carolina
Perry Webb
Parkson
N. C
Webb
Middlesex General Hospital
Albert Bohac
Harry Whalen
Sysie J. Henry
Parkton
William H. Walker
Easter Message Urges Rededication by General Kuter
General Laurence 3. Kuter, U S Far East Air Force commander, delivered an Easter message urging soldiers to rededicate themselves to religious principles. The speech appeals to renewed hope and the sacred duty to maintain peace through military service. Easter sunrise services at Recreation Fork 8:15 a.m. are co sponsored by Long Beach Christian Endeavor Division and Long Beach Youth for Christ with Bill Betts as speaker and music by North Long Beach Brethren Youth Choir.
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Locs
Virgil Mi Bjerke
Harold Sanders
Sydney F.C. Peters
California Baptist College
Memorial Baptist Church
Church of the Brethren
Magnolia Ave
Hrletian
St. Timothy
Tokyo
Laurence
Kuter
U. S. Far East
Quater
Zaster
Rabbit fires in Hills Texas town keep Easter tradition
Frede ricksburg Texas observes a 100 year Easter pageant as fires flame on hills around Fair Park. More than 400 residents reenact the legend of the Easter rabbit boiling eggs in kettles and dyeing them with wild flowers. The fires memorialize a peace pact with Native Americans and a vow to burn annually while the pact remains unbroken.
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Fredericksburg
Tex
Upi
Texas
Fair Park
Ther
Easter services to be flown to Rockies soldiers
Army chaplains will ferry altars and a sick bay by helicopter into the two mile Ingh Rockies to hold Easter services for 50 soldiers on maneuvers. Fort Bragg special forces operate in isolated winter units behind enemy lines in deep snow.
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Camp Hale
Colo. Wei
Oregan
Rockies
Fort Braga
N. C
Tokyo Sets Import Budget For First Half Of 1956
The Japanese government authorized expenditure of more than 1.5 billion in imports for the first half of 1956. The approval aims to stabilize supply and sustain industrial activity amid economic shifts.
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Tokyo E
Hearing Service Seeks to Correct Your Mufflers Today
Helen Keller would choose hearing over sight, a reminder that listening fuels happiness and mental sharpness. The ad invites you to test your hearing on new audiometers with no obligation and discuss options at Maico Hearing Service in Long Beach.
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