Police cite Peking links in Newark riot caused 26 deaths
Newark police captain says charges against leftists citing information from Peking helped spark last July riot that killed 26 and caused 15 million dollars in damage. He recommended presenting findings to county or federal grand juries. In Georgia a man and his son drown after a man claimed he could walk on water.
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New York
UPI
Newark
Peking
Charles Kinney
Conyers
Ray Smith
Benjamin Lett
Phillip
Smith
John Robert Harper
Lett
Government urged to end nude photos of air traffic controllers
The Traffic Controllers Union head asked the FAA to stop taking nude pictures of air traffic controllers. FAA says the photos helped establish individual semiotypes a numerical description of body type used in profiling personnel.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Pope Paul VI Leads Torchlight Crucifixion Reenactment
Pope Paul VI carried a heavy wooden cross in a torchlight procession re enacting Christ s march to Calvary. In Jerusalem pilgrims from two faiths filled the city for Passover and Resurrection celebrations as the pontiff prepared to lead a joyous Easter service tonight. He stood and walked fifteen minutes with the six foot cross before addressing about 100 000 worshipers in a clear voice.
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United Press International
Paul VI
Calvary
Israel
Jerusalem
Paul
McNamara appears in Kennedy campaign tapes in race
Former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara features in two laudatory interview films for Senator Robert F. Kennedy. A Kennedy aide said tapes may be shown in Indiana primary campaigning and highlight Kennedy's stance during the 1962 Cuba missile crisis.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Kennedy
Indiana
McNamara
John F. Kennedy
Airline hostesses defend image in open letter
Eighty three London airline hostesses sign an open letter protesting an air steward who boasted of dating them and claiming he slept with nearly all. They state they enjoy life and the job but refuse casual liaisons with crew.
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United Press International
London
Woman Marine Convicted for Refusing Orders
Mary Elizabeth Burns a 21 year old corporal from Grand Junction Colorado was convicted Friday of refusing to obey Marine Corps orders. She said she believed the Vietnam war was wrong and had decided March 19 it wasn’t worth it.
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Washington
UPI
Mary Elizabeth Burns
Colorado
Marine Corps
Miss Burns
Grand Junction
Colo
Amateur Moonwatchers View Rare Eclipse in New York
Amateur observers in New York tracked a rare lunar eclipse Friday night and into Saturday as professional astronomers conducted routine recordings with still and motion pictures.
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New York
UPI
Weather Outlook And Local Notices
Considerable cloudiness with mild highs and scattered showers tonight and Sunday. Norwalk Friday highs around 76 and low around 53. Marriage license application filed for William M Brugnone and Alice E Duff both of Bellevue. Death notices for Warden G Cleveland 83 Nellie M Walker 54 Leander L Brobst 53 Hans B Sombold 70.
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Norwalk
William M. Brugnone
Bellevue
Alice E. Duff
Warden G. Cleveland
E. Monroe St
Nellie M. Walker
Greenwich
Leander L. Brobst
Havana
Hans B. Sombold
Welton Ave
If Lad Could Talk Dog-napping worries in New London area
Mrs. Norman Ward urges residents to protect pets after Lad a year old collie owned by Mr. and Mrs. J J Fritz was found injured on their porch having been abducted the previous night. Lad was the eighteenth dog taken in the area in a month prompting reports of suspicious activity to the humane officer or sheriff.
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New London
Norman Ward
Lad
J.J. Fritz
de- Russey Road
Fritz
Two Norwalk Churches Plan Sunrise Easter Services
Two Norwalk churches arrange Easter sunrise ceremonies with youth involvement. St Peter's Lutheran uses a 6 a.m. youth service at Memorial Lake Park and a 10:30 a.m. high school venue for Festival of the Resurrection, broadcast on WLKR. First Methodist begins 6:30 a.m. sunrise at Memorial Lake Park with 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. worship services.
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Norwalk
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Memorial Lake Park
St. Peter’s
Renee Riegel
Pam Snyder
Don Inman
Halden Robarge
Jesus
St. Peter’s Church
Norwalk High School
WLKR
King
Johnson heads to Hawaii for Vietnam strategy talks with Park
President Johnson plans meetings in Honolulu with South Korea’s Park Chung Hee to discuss Vietnam strategy and regional issues amid North Korean pressure and the Pueblo affair. The talks follow his Easter rest at the LBJ ranch as he reassesses paths to peace.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Johnson
LBJ
Honolulu
Vietnam
Park Chung Hee
Park
South Korea
South Vietnam
United States
Hawaii
Martin Luther King Jr
Texas
White House
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Patrick J. Nugent
Luci
Cam Ranh Bay
Mammoth
South China
Charles S. Robb
Lynda
Hue
Fire at Power Plant Sparks Smoke and Bystander Curiosity
A welding operation at the municipal power plant addition ignited rags and excels. firemen were summoned at 1 47 p.m. The disruption did not halt construction while onlookers gathered. Earlier, two grass fires near Williams Street and Ridge Road prompted quick suppression by residents before firefighters arrived.
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T.R. Staneart
Williams St
Staneart
John R. Gerken, Jr
Ridge Road
James
How God Reveals Himself in Everyday Life
In Holy Week reflections a Norwalk parishioner speaks of God’s constant presence from baptism through life. He lists family, worship, Scripture, prayer, nature, and providence as ways God reveals Himself, praising Him for guidance, protection, and peace. The second piece notes fishermen at Memorial Lake Park reporting northern pike catches by Jerry Specer and Harry Stoddard in a three hour Friday session.
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Vietnam
God
Florida
Bethel
Norwalk
Memorial Lake Park
Jerry Specer
Harry
Youth Cited in Juvenile Court by Norwalk Police
Seven Ashland youths aged 13 to 17 were cited into Juvenile Court by Norwalk police this morning.
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Ashland
Norwalk
Man Admits 120 MPH In 50 Zone In Monroeville
Donald Lyons age 19 admitted in court this morning that he drove 120 miles per hour in a 50 mile zone and failed to stop for a red pursuit light. He pled guilty to speeding and failure to stop and was fined 50 dollars on each count.
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Monroeville
Donald Lyons
Ohio State
Peru Center Road
Robert Wiedemann
Lyons
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Saigon
America
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U.S
Dong Hoi
Panhandle
By Helen Payne
Mike Fritz
ST. Mary's Church
Jeanette Humphrey
Robarge
Paul C. Bailey
Calvary Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Donald E. Burtchin
Stoddard
Newton St
Elyria
Don Ratliff
Dodge
Seminary
South Linwood
Ratliff
Huron County Juvenile Court
Ashland County Court
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