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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1965

Page

5

Pope Paul Urges Viet Talks

In an Easter message Pope Paul VI urged end to war and guerrilla operations and called for constructive negotiation. He spoke to about 150 000 in St Peter's Square and urged peace for Southeast Asia without naming Viet Nam. He also prayed for those oppressed behind the Iron Curtain and for religious liberty.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Viet Nam St. Peter’s Square Vatican Radio Paul Christ Southeast Asia

Easter Sunrise Service Draws Large Crowd at PlymoutH Drive-In

Despite heavy rain about 600 people attended the Easter sunrise service at the Plymouth drive-in theater. The 5 30 a m service was sponsored by the Lutheran congregations of Plymouth and Willard with soloists Webster Fleming from Boston a former Willard resident and local singers Miss Margaret Hawkins and Mrs. David Schwan. Rev John Worth of First Lutheran Plymouth led opening devotions and Rev Warren Willke of Trinity Lutheran Willard led the pageant narration and closing meditation.

Willard Plymouth Drive-In Lutheran Congregation of Plymouth Webster Fleming Boston Margaret Hawkins David Schwan John Worth First Lutheran Church Warren Willke Trinity Lutheran Church, Willard

Tots In Church Abandoned

Debbie 3 and Chris 2 were left at a Brooklyn church on Easter Sunday by their father James Miller. Police found jelly beans and a note saying I am sorry. Miller, 23, surrendered at a Manhattan precinct later that night and is charged with abandonment.

New York Debbie Chris Brooklyn Manhattan Charles Miller

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