Pope John XXIII Sends Peace Hope to United States
In a Good Friday message from Rome the Pope expressed hope for a just lasting concord among all peoples and prayed for peace and prosperity in the United States. The address reached American stations as Easter observances began with the Pope kneeling before the crucifix at St Mary Major. In Jerusalem 35,000 pilgrims joined Easter rites at Holy Sepulchre and Gethsemane.
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UPI
John XXIII
United States
St. Mary Major
America
Jerusalem
Holy Sepulchre
Alberto Gori
Gethsemane
Army Aide Warns of Germ Warfare Threat in U S
Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs told Congress that as few as 10 enemy planes or rockets could spray enough germ agents to incapacitate about 30 percent of the U S population. He noted the Soviet emphasis on chemical and biological warfare and cited that a significant share of Western munitions fall into CBR categories. The testimony was given behind closed doors. a censored version was released. Rep. Daniel J. Flood pressed the point on a CBR gap.
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Washington
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
United States
Marshall Stubbs
Army
Weather outlook for Northeast and Northwest Ohio
Mostly cloudy and mild today through Saturday with occasional showers or thunderstorms later today and tonight. Highs around 70 to 75, lows about 51 to 56. Lake Erie winds 12 knots today shifting to 18 to 25 knots tonight. Precipitation totals near three quarters of an inch in showers Saturday or Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures run about eight degrees above normal before turning cooler by Sunday or Monday and warmer again midweek.
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Lake Erie
Aid Rushed To Ten On A Sinking Emboy
The Coast Guard reported a 42-foot vessel Emboy with 10 people aboard sinking 28 miles off Boynton Inlet near Palm Beach. Women and children were prioritized for rescue as the cutter Travis two helicopters two airplanes and a lifeboat aided responders from Port Everglades and Lake Worth. Citier Service Inc tan tanker owner approached to help.
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UPD
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Atlantic
Boynton Inlet
Palm Beach
Emboy
Travis
Port Everglades
Lake Worth
Citier Service, Inc
South Africa threatens ban on native schools over stay home protests
Johannesburg reports the government warns it may shut native schools permanently if teachers and pupils join a forthcoming stay home demonstration by the underground ANC. The emergency decree powers were used to publish a casualty list showing 86 killed and 427 injured in racial strife from March 21 to April 9.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
W.A. Maree
African National,Congress
ANC
Fire Claims Life of 71 Year Old In Cleveland
Conley Kowler, 71, wheelchair bound and living alone in Cleveland, died early today from burns after a fire started in his apartment. He had been treated at the scene and died in the hospital from the injuries.
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Cleveland
UPI
Conley Kowler
Peugeot heir abductors paid ransom and boy released
Eric Peugeot, four years old and heir to a French auto fortune, was recovered in Paris after his father paid 3100,000 in gold coins. Police reported but then denied a capture of suspects as they continued to probe the case.
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UPI
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Eric
Avenue
Victor Hugo
Roland Peugeot
Peugeot Automobile and Steel Empire
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Colette
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Jover
Weather Havoc Strikes Wide Span Across U S
Turbulent spring weather spread chaos from Washington to Arkansas and the Pacific Northwest. Tornadoes damaged homes and farms in Arkansas injuring several, while ice on the St. Lawrence Seaway delayed opening near Montreal. Snow and hail hit Oregon and the Rockies as cherry blossoms bloomed late in Washington. Coast guard craft foundered near Seattle with all aboard rescued.
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Concord
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Ore
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Massena
N.Y
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Montreal
Lake Michigan
FAA revokes licenses of two pilots shot down in Cuba
The FAA canceled the pilot licenses of William Shergalis and Roaseard Rundquist for flying from Florida to Cuba without flight plans or immigration statements. Both remain jailed in Cuba. The action, effective April 12, allows appeals. aides said the men have six months to respond as custody delays appeal timing.
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UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
Cuba
Florida
FAA
William Shergalis
Faoseard Rundquist
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bahamas
Fulgencio Batista
Shergalis
U.S
Fidel Castro
Rundquist
Office For Immigration and Naturalization
UPN
Hubert H. Humphrey
Penl
Humphrey
West Virginia
Not Tax Day Delay Extends Filing Deadline
UPI reports the first postponement of the April 15 filing deadline since 1950 law. The due date shifts to midnight Monday April 13, delaying tax submissions in Washington state and nationwide.
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Washington
UPI
Truman backs candidate who can win in Democratic race
Former President Harry Truman spoke out on presidential preferences saying the Republican papers want Kennedy or Stevenson for the Democratic nomination. He stressed the party needs a winner and then returned to his silence on his own choice.
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New York
UPI
Harry Truman
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
State sets cleanup rules for food vending machines
Ohio health officials will require licensing of all nonwrapped food vending machines locations totaling about 10 000 The Public Health Council will hold a May 23 hearing to adopt strict standards on inspection sanitation and operation fees The plan aims to curb unwrapped foods and ensure hand washing facilities belts and secure delivery chutes and wrapped perishable items with enforced state and local oversight
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UPS
Public Health Council
State Health Department
Ohio
Fidence
Health Department
Ralph Dwork
Dwork
Ohio Automatic Merchandising Assn
Expansion reports stir Ver milion area officials interest
Elyria officials draw suspected pensions from jobs tied to car misuse incidents. Columbia Booster Club awards contract for a lighted football field with Elyria firm to perform the work. Administration responsible for poor farm policy operation. former cabinet member speaks at Oberlin audience.
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Elyria
Columbia Booster Club
Elyria Firm
Oberlin
Car safety urged as injuries rise in servicemen events
The notice links servicemen wounded in action to higher auto accident injuries among Americans, blaming unsafe cars. It urges readers to shop for safer, more dependable cars in Reed C-T Classified Ads, promoting a large selection and values tonight for progressive families.
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Reed C-T
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