Savage Fighting Erupts In South Viet Highlands
South Vietnamese and North Vietnamese forces clash in the central highlands near the Lantian border at Firebase No 6. South Vietnamese officials report heavy casualties on both sides and claim the Hanoi regiment has been pulled out of action after days of intense fighting aided by air and artillery support.
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South Viet Highlands
Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Vietnam
South
North Vietnam
Jamese
Hanoi
Ilen
Oor
Alvikes
Wari
Arllery
Cal
Lei N.A
Trung Hein
Thelouthil
Neon
En Hel
Thad
Ailison
Elen
U.S
More Congressmen Join Move For Total Pullout From Vietnam
Washington AP reports a rising antiwar mood with eleven GOP congressmen joining calls for a total U S pullout from Vietnam by year end The Republican push follows a Democratic sponsored letter with 40 signers The move signals increased frustration with Nixon’s handling of the conflict and a perceived majority desire to end U S involvement now
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Vietnam
Washington
Tose
U.S
Newed
M Lellor
Paul N
McCloskey
California
Host
Nixon
Deadsloe
Congress
U S Mistake Takes Lives Of 4 Americans
Saigon AP reports the U S Command says an artillery round fired by U S troops in a defensive position nine miles west of Cam Lo killed four Americans and wounded six. The strike hit a unit position nine miles west of Cam Lo near Highway 1. An investigation is under way.
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Saigon
U.S
A.S
3Td
Joist Airborne Division
Cam Lo
Teoans
Egypt warns fighting to resume along Suez Canal
The Associated Press reports President Anwar Sadat warned that fighting would resume along the Suez Canal by month’s end if Israel does not respond to his peace plan. Sadat urged defining positions with the United States and Malians, and proposed Egyptian troops supervise canal clearance after an Israeli pullback. Israel’s reaction was mixed with some officials calling it absurd, others open to discussion.
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Associated Press
Amat Sadat
Suez Canal
Israel
Cairo
al Af Tam
Sadet
United States
Malians
Sadat
Rael
Gorm
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Tsraeli
Christ Entrance and Parable Echoes in Holy Week
FR H Ramsey recaps Jesus triumphant entry into Jerusalem during Passover and the crowd's hosannas. He links the crowd to curiosity and the final scene of a vineyard parable where landowner, servants, and his son Jesus symbolize God, prophets, and Christ.
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FR. H. Ramsey
Jerusalem
Matthew
Jesus
Palestine
Jess
God
Israel
Parable of the Vineyard and the Rejected Stone
The passage recounts Jesus teaching in the Temple on Holy Week,using the parable of a vineyard and its tenants and a stone rejected by builders, linking it to Israel’s leadership and the coming church foundation. It reflects on mob praise turning to calls for Jesus’ death and the prophetic framing of Jesus as cornerstone in God’s plan.
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Jesus
Lori
Jesua
Nazareth
Galiee
Lake
Baird
James
Jeane
Israel
Tim Bie
Cambodia Plans To Take Women Off Battlefield
Phnom Penh AP report says Cambodia's armed forces total 2000 troops and command plans to remove women and young boys from front line combat. Lt Col Am Rong states the army aims to "get the girls out of the battlefield" and reassign them to staff work while younger soldiers receive schooling and training, with some allowed to return to front duties.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Cambodian High Command
Comimand
Am Rong
Two Policemen Slain In Ambush After Phoney Call
Riverside officers Leonard Christiansen and Paul Teel were fatally shot after answering a phoney burglary call in a Riverside neighborhood. A shotgun was found near their patrol car. authorities said the ambush appeared premeditated and no robbers were seen fleeing.
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Riversior
Celif
Mar Ie
Riverside
Art Arciniega
Victins
Los Angeles
Teel
Christiansen
Riv
Tives
Donald J
Riverside Community Hospital
Trade Course Charted by MRUSSELS Report
AP notes the Common Market eyes Europe and North America trade prosperity led by executive Franco Malfatti as he visits New York and Washington. The bloc, pooling decisions among West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg, aims for 1973 expansion with Britain Ireland Denmark Norway and a unified currency by the late 1970s, while Malfatti plans talks with President Nixon and Secretary Rogers.
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Mrussels
United States
Europe
North Amer
Franco Mavia Malfatti
New York
Taiayi
Wil
Washington
Jane
West Coast
Malfatti
Binrope
Commmon
Vrantee
West Germany
Italy
Belgiam
Holland
Luxembourg
Alloes
Britain
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Tvial
Nixon
Wil Nm Pe Rogers
Bible Thought For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness
A brief religious reflection on Romans 10 10 teaching belief in the heart and confession with the mouth leads to salvation and the idea that God desires no secret believers in faith and public witness.
Catholic Review Editor To Leave For Honolulu Daily
Bip Wall, editor of the Catholic Review, resigned to become managing editor of the Honolulu Advertiser. Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore said the resignation is accepted, effective June 15. Wall had been Sunday editor for the Hawaii daily before his Baltimore post.
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Catholic
Baltimore, Md
Bip
Wall
Honolulu
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Hawaii
Easter Services Overflow Across Area Churches
Readable notes show pre Easter services at multiple churches in Maltway State and surrounding towns. Programs include nightly services at Virgina Avenue Baptist Maltway, Shiloh United Methodist, Saint James Brethren, Trinity Church Saint James, First Church of Christ Scientist, Zion Evangelical and Reformed, Church of the Holy Redeemer, and others with guest speakers, cantatas, children devotions, and Holy Communion observances through Good Friday and Easter.
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Virgina Avenue Baptist Church
Maltway
Shiloh United Methodist Church
Saint James Brethren
Trinity Church
Saint James
United Brethren Church of State
Ting
Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Polemie St
Zion Evangelical
Holy Reformed Church
Wildrerved
Zinio
Newl
Church of God
Bonsbora
Powell Jr
Salem Reformed Church, United Church of Christ
Blue Mountain Church of Salem Church Road
Edgemont
Powell & Hymn
J. Gy
Bel Fraderick
Peat
Jiarrisonourg
Pleasant View
Church of the Brethren
Middletown
Church of the Nezarene
Edgewood Drive
First Brethren
Came
the Wine
Lost& Thelthe
Mulberry
Potomac
First Christian and Family
Stone Bridge
Darryl McClain
Wayneshara
Billy
Graham
Will Pe
Earl D. Bragdon
Hecilael
Hood Coll
Alter St
John's Episcopal Church
Tege
South Frospest St
Wil
Greencastle
Hageratown
Paramount
Otj High Sebuut Sudltorsm
Willy
Dr. Bragdon
Harry 5
Gail Wednes
Truman Lilary
Jaay
St Mat
Port Hitchin
Maryland
Brownsvilte
South
Resarch of the Brethren
Immortal Town Satehma Armstrong Remains Critical
NEW YORK AP Immortal Town Satehma Armstrong, the 70 year old jazz trumpeter known as Satchmo, remained hospitalized in critical condition early today with recurrent heart and respiratory ailments. A Beth Israel Hospital spokesman said he suffered marked breathing difficulty and is on a mechanical respirator in ICU after developing a pulmonary infection on March 24 following a two week Waldorf engagement.
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New York
Satehma
Amstrong
Ira Mangel
Beth Israel Hospital
Armstrong
Alleged Crime Family Head Arrested in Gambling Ring
New York AP report says Joreph Colombo Sr. head of an organized crime family was arrested on charges tied to an $8 million yearly gambling operation. Bail set at $25,000 as defense and prosecution clash over alleged informant tips and telephone taps amid a wider roundup of 28 suspects.
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New York
Joreph Colombo Sr
Colombo
FET
U.S. Justice Department
Denis Dillon
Dillon
Jacob Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
Justice Department
Vincent Catoggio
Slong
Col
Cannon Mills Head Dies In North Carolina
Charles A. Carmon, 78, former president of Canoga Mills Textile Co., died Friday in Kannapolis following a stroke. The Gannon firm operates about a dozen textile mills across the Carolinas and Georgia.
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Kannapolis
N.C
Charles A. Carmon
Canoga Mills Textile Co
Gannon
Carolinas
Georgia
Cannon
Kannapolie
TV Stations Cancel Program The Passover
New York and nine cities cancel a half hour broadcast of The Passover produced by the American Board of Missions to the Jews citing pressure from various groups. Channels WOR in New York KCOP and XH in Los Angeles WPT Philadelphia CTCN Minneapolis WIIC Pittsburgh KPLR St Louis PI nix Chicago and WDCA Washington reevaluate or would broadcast at a later time.
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New York
American Board of Missions To
Danil Panhe
the Missions Hoard
Towieh
Daily Man
Sun
Summit Ave_ Hasers
Pan Aid AP
Hagerstown
Wadia Ree Astecinlad
Federal Communications Commission
Paul S. Webb
Hollywood
Calif
WOR- Ry
KCOP
Los Angeles
WPT
Philaaelphia
CTCN
Minneapolis
WIIC
Pittsburgh
KPLR
Loni
Pinix
Chicana
Washington
WDCA
KDIV
Dallas
Miami
Wcix-Tv
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News of Area Churches
Hyman Sing
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Heth Israel
Waldorf
Cannon Mills
Potomac Ave
Palm
Hagerstown Independent Church
Aise
Enjita Family
Hopkins
Norman Mayer
Pastey
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