Nixon Paris Move Analyzed Outlook No Settlement This Year
President Nixon suspends Paris peace talks amid estimates no Vietnam accord before 1973. Administration officials say talks could resume if Communists show seriousness, with weapon withdrawals and prisoner issues shaping the timetable and potential future offers.
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Cooperation Pledged Hopes Rise In Ulster Coup Rumors
Reports from El Salvador Guatemala and Costa Rica detail a military coup ousting President Fidel Sanchez Hernandez with troops surrounding San Carlos barracks and a possible triumvirate led by Gen Jose Alberto Medrano Duarte or Cartue of the National Union amidst ongoing fighting and unclear election outcomes.
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Catholics Accept British Reform Plan in Northern Ireland
In Belfast on Saturday key Catholics accepted British reforms and urged IRA cease fire as William Whitelaw arrived to implement direct rule. IRA leaders rejected peace pleas while violence flared with a youth shot dead, a mine injuring two soldiers, and bombings in Belfast Londonderry and Market Hill.
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Ashbrook Ineligible For Indiana Republican Presidential Primary
Indiana election officials ruled Rep. John H. Ashbrook out of the May 2 Republican presidential primary after his petitions lacked enough signatures in three congressional districts. Counts showed 435 in the 5th, 471 in the 8th, and 419 in the 9th. Democratic candidates Humphrey Muskie and Wallace are on the ballot.
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Ashbrook jokes on Kennedy run from California
Rep. John M. Ashbrook opened his California campaign for the Republican presidential nomination and said Sen. Edward M. Kennedy may win the Democrats' nomination. He added with a faint smile that Kennedy would run "if his mother will let him."
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Guards at Ohio Penitentiary call in sick amid staffing shortfall
Disgruntled guards at the Ohio Penitentiary remained off duty causing a skeleton staff and reduced operations. Warden Harold Cardwell said the prison would run with limited personnel, meals and some activities affected, as 45 of 125 night-shift and 58 day-shift guards reported sick. Everett of the Teamsters Union backs hazard pay demands. unrest also appeared at Mansfield Marion London and Chillicothe without major incidents.
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Six States Approve Equal Rights Amendment Move
The Associated Press reports six states have ratified the Equal Rights Amendment. Hawaii Delaware Nebraska New Hampshire Idaho and Iowa joined the effort Friday, bringing total states to ratify toward the 38 needed. The amendment had been adopted by Congress earlier, awaiting final state approval.
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Weekend Forecast Brings Warmer Sunday Then A Chance Of Sun
A chilly start gives way to a Sunday with mid 40s under sun and a clear night with lows in the 30s. Monday warms into the 50s under cloudy skies as conditions ease.
Red Supplies Uncovered In Cambodia Offensive
South Vietnamese troops pushed into eastern Cambodia and uncovered enemy supply dumps including rice and gasoline with two trucks seized about 85 miles northwest of Saigon. U S B 52 bombers supported the offensive while enemy shelling hit Tay Ninh Cathedral grounds.
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Harrisburg Seethes With Palm Sunday Protest
Holy Week demonstrators are expected in Harrisburg to support Rev. Philip Berrigan and six co defendants on federal charges. A Palm Sunday march from the city to the Capitol precedes the resumption of the nine week trial with closing arguments set for Monday.
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All Light And Serenity Baptist Church Opens In Middletown
A new church building in Middletown debuts described as light and spacious with serene design. The feature notes include the First Baptist Church story on page 37 and page 38 coverage of Yonnie Licavoli’s home return after 17 years behind bars. Elijah Muhammad is profiled as Black Muslims leader preaching austerity while living in prosperity.
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