Lent reflections illuminate a teen’s faith journey
Karen Harshberger a 17 year old St. Paul High School senior in Cleveland shares a solemn Lent meditation. She recalls Ash Wednesday rites and the path of Jesus from triumph to the cross and Resurrection. She finds light and purpose in eternal life with Jesus Christ.
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Karen Harshberger
Jackson St
St. Paul High School
St. Paul Catholic Church
Huron Road Hospital School of Nursing
Cleveland
Garden of Gethsemane
Peter
Jesus Christ
Rome
UPI
Paul VI
Basilica of
St. Mary Major
LeMay Hopes Dim as Ohio Governor Run Fails
A group of Ohio Democratic leaders sought retired Gen. Curtis LeMay as a candidate for governor but he declined the race. In other items, U S forces bomb bridges in North Viet Nam, the steel strike threat looms, Pope Paul VI leads Good Friday rites, and President Johnson spends Easter weekend at his Texas ranch with Defense Secretary McNamara.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Air Force
Curtis M. LeMay
United Press International
LeMay
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Tornadoes Hit Cumberland Mountain Region Killing One
Tornadoes swept eastern Tennessee scattering buildings and trailer homes from Jamestown to Chattanooga. One man died and over 50 people were injured while 100 to 200 remained homeless across several communities.
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Cleveland, Tenn
Weather forecast and local births deaths update
Mostly cloudy and cooler today with light drizzle in the forenoon. Highs 38 to 45 north and 45 to 52 south, partial clearing tonight with frost, lows 35 to 39, Saturday sunny and warmer. Norwalk reports 58/36, 0.23 inches precipitation. sunrise 5 47, sunset 7 08. Five day forecast calls for Ohio temps about 5 degrees below normal and half to three quarters inch rainfall with likely rain Sunday and Tuesday. Birth: Mr and Mrs James Smith RD 3 boy. Deaths: Elizabeth Iceman 72 New London Charles Turner 22 Lorain Richard Bolman 30 Benedict.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Elizabeth Iceman
New London
Charles Turner
Lorain
Richard Bolman
Benedict
Guidelines Established For Crime Coverage
Atty Gen Nicholas Katzenbach announced new Justice Department guidelines to balance fair trials with a free press in federal criminal cases. The rules bar publicizing defendant confessions and comments on reputation or evidence strength, but allow basic arrest circumstances and disclosures of prior federal convictions. An exception lifts restrictions on releasing information about fugitives including the ten most wanted list.
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Washington
UPI
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Justice Department
Katzenbach
U.S
Justices Department
FBI
The
Bureau of Prisons
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Two Die in Separate Accidents In Ohio and Tennessee
Kipton Ohio saw Charles Turner 22 die from injuries after a car-truck crash at Routes 220 and 511. He died at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin after arrival at 7 30 p m. His body to Gerber and Son Funeral Home then to Clintwood Colley in Virginia for services. In Memphis Tennessee Richard Bolman 30 died of injuries from a bridge-abutment crash at 9 30 a m Wednesday. Bolman a Christian Brothers College student was en route to Millington to visit his sister as funeral plans proceed with Kubach Smith Funeral Home.
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Kipton
Charles Turner
Lorain
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Clinchco
Elbert Turner
John
Charles
Robert Corbett
Glenn
Bill
Litchfield
Gerber and Son
Clintwood-Colley
Clintwood
Norwalk
Memphis
Richard Bolman
H.R. Bolman
Benedict
Christian Brothers College
Bolman
S. B. Phahl
Millington
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
Viet Cong Could House Soviet High Altitude Missiles
U.S. officials report evidence of a potential SAM-2 site in the Hanoi region of North Vietnam. Concrete pads for typical emplacements exist, but no missiles or radar gear have been seen, and Russian technicians may run the operation if deployed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Hanoi
Viet Nam
New London Firm Workers Vote for UAW Local
Employees at the Ohio Body Manufacturing Co on N Main St have voted 94 to 62 to organize a United Auto Workers local. The National Labor Relations Board called the election. about 160 workers are employed.
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New London
Ohio Body Manufacturing Co
N. Main St
United Auto Workers
National Labor Relations Board
Ed Livermore
Mississippi Flood Threaten Midwest States
The swollen Mississippi River breaches makeshift dikes and rises toward a record crest as St. Paul and Minneapolis declare emergencies. Major flooding extends to Iowa and Missouri with evacuations, road closures, and guards patrolling levees amid widespread concern.
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St, Paul, Minn
UPI
Mississippi
Missouri
Warren H. Hearnes
Hannibal
Twin
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lilydale
Navy Island
Iowa
Dubuque
Barrett
Allied Chemical Corp
Keokuk
U.S
Ashburn
Louisiana
Clarksville
Edward Long
Housing Discrimination in Norwalk Residents Say Yes
A Norwalk survey of 44 Black families reports limited housing access in northwest Norwalk with several couples recounting failed purchases or sales after neighbors objecting. Most attend churches outside Norwalk. some Negroes fear hostile reception in downtown white churches. Schools and recreation face few complaints, while some local groups are accused of excluding Negroes.
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Norwalk
E. League St
St. Mary’s St
Whittlesey Ave
Sandusky
New London
Negro Methodist Church
Cline St
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ASNE
Wakeman
Joseph F. Mistrow
Dalton
Ill
Carl Bernhardt Jr
Viet Cong
Laurie Lynn Stephens
June Gladfelter
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