Wyoming Medicine Wheel may have been a religious site
The Medicine Wheel on Medicine Mountain near Cody Wyoming is a 70 foot stone circle with six cairns and a central hub. Anthropologists debate its use with sun worship likely, while locals recall it as an ancient Indian pharmacy.
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Moslem Ruling Allows Blood Transfusions From Nonbelievers
The Ifta committee of Al Azhar in Cairo authorized Muslims to receive blood or cornea transplants from non Muslims if there is no doubt about the curative effect. Disputes exist among sects on doubt about efficacy and whether the doctor must be Muslim. The Tunisian request prompted the ruling, and opinions vary on the doctor's faith and the transplant's necessity.
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Li Tsung Jen Fights For Reforms In China Amid Rising Reds
AP News portrays Li Tsung Jen as acting president facing a dual struggle against Communist gains and his push for land, education, and economic reforms. Once a warlord and provincial leader from Kwangsi, he aged 59 and aligned with or against Chiang Kai-Shek at different times while backing reformist methods.
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