Holy Saturday across the world and protests in cities
Christian observances from St. Peter’s Basilica to Jerusalem marked Holy Saturday with prayers for Vietnam peace and social justice. Vatican rites peaked in a vigil led by Pope Paul VI, while many churches held services and antiwar demonstrations in Chicago Washington Milwaukee and Jerusalem amid ongoing political events in Alberta.
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Pearson prepared for cabinet shakeup as ministers resign
Ottawa reports imminent cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Pearson following health related resignations. Justice Minister Lucien Cardin plans private sector move. Guy Favreau to Quebec Superior Court. Mauruce Lamontagne to senate after declining cabinet return. Turner and Gordon discussed for Privy Council roles. Parliament resumes April 3.
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Quebec
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Privy Council
Quebec Superior Court
Quebec Liberal
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John Turner
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FBI probes Cosa Nostra cemetery in New Jersey raid
FBI bull dozers churned muddy grounds at a suspected Cosa Nostra cemetery near Jackson Township New Jersey. Two bodies found in the two year probe include Angelo Sonnessa and Kenneth Later a New York stockbroker. farm owners Joseph Celso and his wife were arraigned with $100000 bail.
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Kenneth Later
New York City
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Rosemary rancher seeks nomination for Bow Valley Empress convention
Rosemary rancher Eastman 50, of the Rosemary district, announces his bid for nomination at the Bow Valley Empress coalition convention next Wednesday. He previously sought Social Credit nomination January 13 and was urged to run by Liberal and Conservative local groups. Also entered is George Timko 47 Scandia school teacher.
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Roland Eastman
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Alberta health plan bill aims to resolve federal dispute
Alberta government hopes a new health plan bill will end the dispute with Ottawa over medical care insurance. It would use private carriers as agents of the government with a coordinating agency to write contracts and subsidies, while offering standard benefits and optional add-ons. The plan seeks 90 percent coverage and portability, with a mix of public and private administration.
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Donovan Ross
Ottawa
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Sierra Leone Names Leader In National Reformation Council
UN report notes Lt Col Ambrose Patrick Genda rising from fifth on Sierra Leone mission to chair a six army two police national reformation council. The move follows a constitutional crisis after March elections as clashes left casualties and leading figures detained.
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David Lansdna
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Lansana
Stevens
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Blake
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