Army Chaplains Told To Leave God Out Of It
Army orders chaplains to remove references to God and religious philosophy from lectures aimed at moral responsibility for soldiers. The policy follows an ACLU complaint about religious indoctrination in guidance manuals. Rep Bray defends use of the term Creator, noting broad recognition across faiths.
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Eisenhower Dies at 78 After Prolonged Illness
The World learns of Dwight D. Eisenhower’s death at 12 25 p.m. EST. President Nixon Lyndon B Johnson and Mamie Eisenhower near by as Walter Reed officials announce a long heroic struggle ended peacefully.
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U S Forces Repel Ambush Near Saigon With Sheridan Tanks
More than 200 North Vietnamese attacked a U S convoy northwest of Saigon near the Ben Cai rubber plantation. Sheridan tanks armored personnel carriers planes and helicopter gunships repelled the assault. Four tankers were wounded two seriously. Vietnamese and American casualties were reported. The battalion later moved toward Tay Ninh as U S forces pursued remaining attackers.
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Quake Strikes Aegean Turkey Killing Dozens
A strong earthquake in western Turkey's Aegean region killed at least 43 people and damaged or collapsed more than 2,500 homes. The focus was near Alasehir and Sarigol, about 80 miles east of Izmir, with shocks spanning Izmir Balikesir and Usak as part of a continuing Demirci area sequence.
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Nationwide decency rallies bloom from Miami to 11 other cities
The success of a Miami teen decency rally inspires plans for 11 more communities. Baltimore proposes a Memorial Stadium event on April 20 with youth leadership, while Indianapolis and Cincinnati organize local rallies after spring breaks.
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Weekend weather turns cold with incoming cold front
A cold front from Canada will bring cold temperatures this weekend. Light snow or rain possible tonight with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Saturday turns cloudy and windy as it grows colder. Sunday ends the period with continued chilly conditions.
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Mass Grave Found Near Hue Ties to Tet Offensive
In Da Nang U S officials report a mass grave found containing civilians abducted from Hue during last year s Tet offensive. Authorities say the remains may confirm long standing allegations of enemy troops abducting residents. Investigations continue as officials assess the scope and origin of the killings.
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Pope names four U S cardinals in record college
Pope Paul VI named 33 new cardinals including four Americans Archbishops Terence Cooke of New York John Dearden of Detroit John Carberry of St Louis and Bishop John Wright of Pittsburgh expanding the Sacred College to a record 134 members The formal elevation will take place April 28 with two Eastern Europe prelates kept in pectore and the U S total rising to ten cardinals amid a multinational group of 19 nations
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Suicide ruling in Carew Tower fall death
Police in Cincinnati tentative ruled the death of Barbara Ann Koch 30 of Price Hill as suicide after she fell 34 floors Thursday from Carew Tower. She had been under a psychiatrist's care and suffered a nervous breakdown two years earlier.
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Humphrey Says Nixon Presidency Could Outpace His Time
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, in a University of Minnesota interview, says Nixon had time to prepare in office and he likely would have been viewed as a continuation of old policies. He doubts ABM is needed and notes Kennedy’s assassination could have altered the nomination race.
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