Cljvr- t: l - · 71 D E\:E I E ERl"BODl · : L I' · op tl with a Good F1 • ida.\ 11 i • ii m - g ood 11 • w 011 might call ii. F1•om flt Middl Ea I, th Hol La11d, conie a report of a /ream of Ea I r pilg1·im , lodaJ, mor e lha'll in ) ar • A cording lo lite I raelis b far the biggest \£:day , i11flux of isi/01' sine the o-calle"iijwar in inel en Sixty-Se en. Toda nn estimated fifl thousand of the Christian faithful we1•e following in the footsteps of Jesus, 011 the wa, of the Cross, Th Via Doloroso,,. a journey I have made many limes, twice within Ille past two years. As for the outlook for peace in that part of the world - p ac for "The City of Peace" apparently a remote a er. Israeli Premier Golm Meir was con/ending toda) Iha/ e ery new statement from Egypt's A 11 w a r Sa d a I - "near l) des Ir o y e er,, ho P e • " H \ Ill ,T II • r e at /tom f · om th e man tho · ' Yl e d (IS jud g• al th Court Mar hal o f LI. William all ' .) - ame · /ro11~ ~ 1tpporl loda) for tit Pr id 111' aclion i11 /he (ls > . Colon l R id K n11cd) aJi11 7 h agr d, "fir'/ of all - t illt f1' itzg Calle) from the tockade during th appeal proces ,, A d di 11 g I ha I he hi m s e l f - "w o u l d ha v e recommeuded the moie lo /he Co,nmanding General al For/ Be1111i11g;" if for no oth er reason, aid he, I ha,z the Jae / /Ital lh stockade was unequipped lo handl e such a prisoner. As for the President's announce men l /hat he p la 11 s I o r e i e w t h e ca s e p er s on a l l) - C o l o ,i l Ke 11 ,1 e d y ' s coni nenl wa : "I see nothing wrong with that. After all': he continued "th President is the Commandcr-a11d-Chief of the military; he is part of /he re iew sy /em; o r iew i the President' rig hi. " A I / lz e a m e I i m e , C o l on e l K 11 n e d /ro11gly U \ I/TN ,T 1 '.) . . ... crili ·iz • d Ill 1 oudu I - of rmy aptain \ubr Dani l th • p, , o · ecutor i11 th a l l ) ' a e, , ho •ar li r lhi i ek - a I I III p I • d Io imp 1t 11 I h e p, , id 11 I ' ' mo Ii Colonel I( , 1111 d) a _ \ i11 r : ''Ill troubl e willl Dani l - h ' n pwrilan · a 1 r ) intelligent oung nz.an - but lte 0111 sees f.fOOd and il." Th Colonel adding: "As ou g I a little olde ' r - you realize that ,no I people are somewher in be/we n lh two extremes . \ I TUA II \I \ i Titan/I iu lh ~ ko11 D Ila lit n? l a a r mon /odfl pro laimin g Ill of Sou/It \ i /nam' " P II Arm "pro g ram; i ilh th main peaker Program Dir clor Ho Van Chan ; I u·n g a crowd of about //tr thou and - /Ital mor lha11 thirty- v 11 /hot a11d Communi I · had def cled lo Lh Sai 011 o ernmenl o er lh pa I lw lt month • Sudde11l th re wa an enem . y mortar barrag • Som . e ix shells comin -r o er, inf rrupli11g the eremony and u ounding al lea l e ell cit ilia11 • Mea11while, a 11i11/h Lrai hi da of heavy fig Ill i 11 a I Sou I h Vi e /11 am 's Fir e Ba e Six 11 a r I he Laotian border. The camp defend r alled for a napalm a/lack of urrou11di11g areas. Thi was followed b, a B-52 saluralion bombing raid. PE ~ ' T GO~ ------ - --- g a i II h Y a l It o m I h P 11 I a go 11 11 o LL I ll 1, /hat ~ m ri a' Tonge I war in hi tor 3 , has now o I Ill li l 0 /if I _ - J i thou and, two hundr d and ighl)-four men; lhirly - ei hi more than di d in Korea. This make tit war i'II Vi lnam, exce pt for World War One and Two, the cos/lie I /01'eig11 conflict e er for u • KREML! \I th final · · ion o lh 0 l i / ommu11i I Pa rt y ougr , s iu Wo o,, lh Kr mlin' pr 11/ ruli11g Troika i a officiall - re- l t d loda • Del gate present al o approL 1 i11g a11 xpa11 iot1 of /he S01 iel Politburo lo i11 lude fou1' pro/ ges of Par/ _\ Chieftain Leonid Brezhnev. l , // ? 1J the r ult · wer a111101111ced - as if it w~re all a su1•pri - lit d legates cha11/i11g o e · r and o er: "Glory! Glor) ! Gl01 ') I" Glory be - or however you. sa ii in Russian. If For th n mb Y ~ of th • lab l I 1111i I am - a bri f top lod a_\ at Hou Kon . ~ 0 11 th t ay to R • d h i 110. Pla_\ 1 ' and of fi inl nl ik - s ayin!( the . , i re d li ht d lo mak lh /rip· addin g Ilia/ lh .\ ttill do all I IL y ca 11 Io imp Yo i · relation b e t i e e 11 i a hi n to 11 a 11 d Peking; p i a ll 1 inc llli i I h f i · r I A m r i ca 11 ports gr oup - e er in iled to vi ii Red China. /11 id 11/ally, Am ricn11 lar Glenn Cowan - age 11 i 11 I e 11 - of L o A 11 g e l e s - a ., h already has profited by the xperi nee· picking 11p a new backhand a/lack t ec hnique - /'>'Om China's numbe1· one player Chuang Tse-Tung. And !hi aid he - "lo bend forwa · rd in maki11g the a/lack - instead of be11di11 r backward." Whicli I gues mak n s e i 11 I a b l e I e ,rn i or a l m o I a 11) / Iii n g e l e. __ _ __ E ~ -,TER E ~DI C --------- 11 i g Ii b o r a 11 d ff" i 11 d , U o II i g 11 o r S I o r m r 11/ 111 a no/ that m approprial for /hi G o o d FY id a . , o I ' l l u ii f or n final piece. Ma11) of . , o u ma) b fa mi Ii a r i ii It i I • I 11 z. • r h n d r a d i I • Father Storm a , ii om from Dwi g ht, Nebra ka. Her ii i II' Ii/le i ONE SOI..ITARY_LIFE. He was born in an obscure illage, the child of a pea a11I woman. He grew up in till another village where He worked in a carpenter shop until He was thirty. Then for three years he was an itinerant preacher. He ne er wrote a book; never held an office; 11 e e r 11 a d a fa m i l) o r own e d a ho u s e ; did n ' t go I o c o l l e g e; never visited a big cit · y; in fact never traveled two hundred mile from the place where He was born. Be did none of the things 011e us11all3 , associates with gr a Ines s. He had no credentials but Himself. EA TER E DI~ . . 2 II ua · 011/ • fliirlv-lhr , th ~ u /Jr , lid of t, 11 b I i of> i 11 i o II I II r 11 d a g a i n I Hi 111 • Hi fri nd ran awa). H w a I u Y11 d o i · r Io Hi 11 mi e w 11/ lhrou h th mo k r) o f a /rial; wa nail d to a cro b tween two !hi , and t hile Be wa d) ing, His e c n I i o 11 er g a n, b led Jo · v Hi clollting, lite 0111) p, • op rl) He had on arllt. Wh 11 He wa d ad, H was laid in n borrowed g · ra e lhro11gh the pi! of a /r ' iend. in le n cenlurie ha co,ne and gone, and Io d a) ' He is L he c d n Ir a l Jig wr e of t /1 e hum an race a ti d th leader of mankind's progre s. All the armies that e er ma · rch d, all the navies that ever sailed, all the parliam , e11ls Iha/ e er sat, all Ille kings lhal er reigned, put together, ha not aff cled the life of man 011 !hi earth a m , uch a that ONE SOLITARY LIFE. This Sunda , da) after tomorrow, a · round th w or l d u n I o l d m i l l i o 11 • w i l l c e l e b r a I e Ea s I e ,,. , I I, d a ~, w h e 11 Easler Ending •• 3 Hi followe1's isiled Gethsemane and found the tomb emp1, , . Ha , ppy Easter Fa/her Storm; Happy Easler to all of you. Like the great stone al Gethsemane, at least for this weekend may all the cares of life be rolled away for yott! And Solon , g U,atll Monday.