Pope Paul VI carries cross in Good Friday rites
In Rome Pope Paul VI led a candlelit Good Friday procession from the Colosseum to the Temple of Venus carrying a light cross in a somber rite. He urged believers to feel co-responsibility for Christ's crucifixion and spoke of the Passion amid fatigue from a recent prostate operation.
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Calvary
Christ
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Palatine Hill
Angelo Cardinal Dell’Acqua
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Arson suspected at Montana Statehouse offices
Fire at the Montana Statehouse damaged the Budget Director Richard F. Morris offices. Investigators said arson, with the blaze confined to the four room suite, affected Keith L. Colbo and Mons L. Teigen’s adjacent spaces. The Budget staff moved temporarily to unused legislative offices.
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Ronald R. Brown
Williams
Associated Press
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Keith L. Colbo
Colbo
Mons L. Teigen
Tiegen
Denver officer tackles cruiser arson during suspect questioning
Patrolman Charles L. Roun faced a fiery trap when an arsonist set upholstery ablaze under the driver seat of his cruiser at Stapleton International Airport. Rountree jumped in, sped to the fire station, and firefighters quenched the blaze with only minor damage to the car. the officer was unharmed and later fell behind in his duties.
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Charles L. Roun
Stapleton International Airport
Rountree
FBI probes King slaying as suspects sought nationwide
Fed eral agents interview Memphis rooming house residents eight days after Dr Martin Luther King Jr was shot. They show composite sketches of a white man, with some residents recognizing a profile. The probe extends through Atlanta Birmingham and Miami as officials compare past civil rights cases for tempo.
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Mississippi
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Britain
France
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Dutschke
Josef Bachmann
Tenn
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Johnson to talk with Korea chief in Honolulu
President Johnson will fly to Honolulu for a brief session with South Korea's President Chung Hee Park. The White House reinstated the postponed meeting as U S North Vietnam diplomacy continues over where to hold preliminary talks on possible peace negotiations.
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Phnom Penh
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Park
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Berlin confronts 2000 leftists over Dutschke shooting
Police clash with about 2000 demonstrators in Berlin and other cities as they try to disrupt Springer newspaper deliveries. The protests target the Springer chain amid blame for fueling the climate around the shooting of student leader Rudi Dutschke.
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Peter Rehak
Berlin
Springer Publishing
Rudi Dutschke
West Berlin
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Essen
Duesseldorf
Hannover
Munich
Springer
East Germany
Ernst Benda
Foreign Ministry
Benda
Pork Producers Form Southwest Montana Council
A Southwestern Montana Pork Producers Council was formed to promote and advertise pork meat products. Schumacher of Butte was elected president, Tony Moltich of Sheridan vice president, Glen Hayden of Dillon secretary treasurer, with directors Larry Keller of Twin Bridges and Willard Van Dyke of Manhattan. The council plans board and membership meetings.
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Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda area Sunday
Partly cloudy today with increasing clouds and warmer Sunday. High near 34 with low around 15. Precipitation chance declines to 20 percent today and to none tonight. Weather table on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Big B52 raid claims 200 Viet Cong killed in delta
A single B52 raid in the Mekong Delta killed about 200 Viet Cong, per South Vietnamese infantrymen in Vinh Binh Province. Air Force F111s resumed combat flights after a 12 day pause, striking truck parks near Dong Hoi and north of the DMZ, with one secondary explosion reported.
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Mekong Delta
Vinh Binh
Air Force
North Vietnam
U.S
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Child in Glasgow Killed by Montana Storm
AP reports four year old Charles Blatter, son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Blatter of Nashua, died when a rapid Montana storm toppled an abandoned structure and struck a roof. The storm brought gusts over 60 miles an hour in parts of the state.
Insured riot losses reach 45 million across cities
The insured damage from riots and looting across 100 cities stood at 45 million dollars with further losses expected. Chicago Newark and Washington show large homeless totals while Baltimore Buffalo Kansas City Newark Trenton Wilmington and other cities report varied damage to businesses and stores.
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American Insurance Association
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Newark
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Grocers Association
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N.Y
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Kansas City
East Side
N.J
Trenton
Wilmington
Del
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