World observes Holy Week across faiths in 1969 Palestine and Rome
The AP reports Palm Sunday observances as Christians marked the second day of Holy Week, Jews prepared for Passover amid Israel's 25th anniversary celebrations, and Muslims marked the Prophet Mohammed's birthday. In Jerusalem thousands joined the procession along Christ's path, while Pope Paul VI blessed palms in St. Peter's Basilica. Nixon observed Palm Sunday at the White House. Passover festivities with strict security followed in Israel, and Moscow scheduled daily services in its synagogue.
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Tax Protests Are Timely Scrutiny of Tax Reform Push
In Washington and 31 cities protesters led by the Tax Action Campaign urged broad tax reform. The group led by former Sen. Fred Harris highlighted ITT's 4.9% effective rate in 1971 and pressed for payroll tax restoration to 1971 levels, with rallies and hearings planned to push Congress to act this year.
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D-Calif
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D-Wis
Argentina Sees Beef Output Lift After Drought Hit Year
Argentina aims to raise beef production 10 to 15 percent in 1973 after drought crippled 1972 output. Meat exports could reach 1 billion dollars, with farm exports totaling 1.6 billion. U S processed beef imports are allowed. The 43rd National 4-H Conference opens with Edwin L. Kirby delivering the keynote.
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New Zealand
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Viet Border Village Nearly A Ghost Town
ITAN CHAU South Vietnam AP The town near the Cambodian border is almost deserted as shelling from Communist forces drives most of its 30 000 residents away. About 80 killed and 260 wounded over three weeks, with neighboring Chau Doc reporting heightened suffering since Jan 28 cease fire. Remaining residents cluster on town edges amid damaged shops and a dying silk and fishing economy. A four day lull ended when a rocket hit a school yard killing one and injuring seven children. IC CS teams investigated shellings but could not halt them. South Vietnamese troops may be targeted before a border district occupation. A local soldier called it a scare tactic.
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South Vietnam
Lekong
Tan Chau
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Eight Die In Tornadoes Sweeping Through Texas
Tornadoes hit Plainview Pearsall and Corsicana causing eight deaths and more than 35 injuries. Flash floods killed two in San Antonio. Destruction included homes, an airport, and power lines with millions in losses. Targeted Plainview residents reported four million in damage.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Roy Buerrero
den Wertheim
Plainview
Westridge
Ausane
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement of Gaull Estate
Legal notice in Probate Court Franklin County Kansas for the estate of Robert S Gaull deceased. Executor Walani R Ador tenson petitions for final settlement, attorney fees, and heirs and devisees distribution per the will. Written defenses due by May 2, 1973 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas.
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Robert S. Gaull
State of
Walani R. Adortenson
Robert 5. Gaull
Robert 8
Ottawa
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