Jordanian Blames Fatah for Jordan Mine Explosion
A Jordanian spokesman alleged Al Fatah infiltrators from Syria planted a land mine that killed four Jordanians and wounded three. Al Fatah and other Palestinian groups announced renewed attacks on King Hussein's regime as Cairo hosts discussions on a federated Arab state and Palestinian autonomy.
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Pope leads Easter vigil at St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul VI conducted a moving Easter vigil in St. Peter's Basilica on Saturday night, combining the service with a Resurrection mass. The pontiff lit the Paschal candle with five incenses to honor Christ's wounds, led a candlelit procession, and baptized catechumens as thousands renewed baptismal vows before Holy Communion.
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North Vietnamese offensive targets Nixon plans in Vietnam
Communist diplomats said the new North Vietnamese push seeks to derail President Nixon Vietn amization and Paris talks. The U S Navy pulled out 2140 personnel, sending home Light Attack Squadron four from Binh Thuy while 5000 sailors remain as advisers. Hanoi leaders vowed to liberate the south and reunify the country.
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House
Humanite
Iran bath-house blast kills fifteen injures many in Shahpour
Fifteen people died when a boiler exploded and a hot-water pipe burst at a bath house in Shahpour in northwest Iran. About 150 others were reported injured as the building collapsed and debris blocked exits.
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Brazil refinery blast raises death toll to twenty one
Rio de Janeiro reports 21 dead after explosions and fire at Petrobras refinery. Forty eight workers remain hospitalized with severe burns as the blast on Thursday is investigated. A separate note says South Africa's prison soup powder was designed to prevent deficiency diseases while not providing luxury meals.
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North Vietnamese offensive shifts DMZ south toward Hue
In Quang Tri and Thua Thien provinces North Vietnam presses an invasion as U.S. troops exit. Allied officers warn of a brief advance limited by logistics while South Vietnam faces a major test of Vietnamization with the enemy sustaining heavy shellings at Charlie sites and Con Thien. A South African plan urges compulsory post‑school service for girls.
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