Roots of Jesus family traced through David and Adam
An AP Religion feature outlines Jesus kin, from Mary and Joseph in the Davidic line to Elizabeth and John the Baptist. It traces the wider blood ties, Luke and Matthew genealogies, and the shared mission of John and Jesus leading to their distinct roles.
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Jesus
Christ
John the Baptist
George W. Cornell
St. Paul
Bethlehem
Matthew
Abraham
Tigris-Euphrates Valley
Adam
David
Solomon
Rehoboam
Luke
Mary
Joseph
Elizabeth
Zacharias
Jerusalem
John
Personal Income Sees Largest Jump in Years
Washington AP report shows November personal income rising at an annual rate by 5.8 billion to 641.7 billion, the fastest gain since September 1965. Wages and salaries up 5.4 billion, manufacturing payrolls lead the rise, while farm income and dividends slip slightly.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
House Ways and Means
More Bodies Recovered From Ohio River Bridge Collapse
In light rain a water-borne crane raised a crumpled car carrying three more bodies, bringing known dead to 16 and missing to 41. Divers fear rising water may hinder retrievals as the 1500 foot river span yields debris and eight bodies already recovered from vehicles. The bridge’s suspension failed Friday during rush hour.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
Ohio
West Virginia
Point Pleas
Ohio River
Max Ray
New Orleans
Greece in stalemate as king seeks return to throne
Negotiations between the Greek military junta and King Constantine over his return to the throne remain deadlocked after the cabinet discussed terms. The regime demands continued exile for Queen Frederika and puppet status for the king while the king seeks immediate free elections and a halt to constitutional revisions.
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Athens
Constantine
Rome
Frederika
Panayiotis Pipinelis
Leronymous
Pipinelis
George Papadopoulos
Gregory Spantidakis
Spantidakis
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pro
United Nations Works To End 22nd Session Amid Nuclear Talks
The United Nations General Assembly met on a three daily schedule aiming to finish the 22nd session by midnight Tuesday. A 30 member special committee to draft a definition of aggression was created as part of the agenda, with Main Political Committee preparing eight disarmament resolutions. One measure asks the Geneva Disarmament Committee to report by March 15 and includes views from nonnuclear states seeking security guarantees from nuclear powers in the treaty discussions.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Geneva Disarmament Committee
Two Small Boys Killed By Dogs Near Madison Heights
In Lynchburg Virginia a pack of three to four German shepherd dogs attacked two young brothers Gene Anthony Goodman four and Kenneth Goodman three as their father Eugene H Goodman fought them off with a rake. The boys died by a creek near their home. Their mother Cindy and a neighbor aided as police impounded two dogs and shot one that could not be caught.
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Lynchburg
Madison Heights
Gene Anthony Goodman
Kenneth Goodman
Eugene H. Goodman
Goodman
Lynchburg General Hospital
Bryant
Morton P. Scott
Navajo Nation Struggles as Snowbound Rescue Efforts Begin
Navajo people face a historic storm with up to four feet of snow stranding about 60,000 across the reservation. Air Force cargo planes and helicopters prepare to drop food clothing and medical supplies as officials confirm one death and unconfirmed reports of more.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Frank Chambers
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tress
Air Force
Rough Rock
American jets raid North Vietnam for fifth day
American planes pressed raids into North Vietnam's heartland for a fifth straight day. Three U S aircraft were reported down Sunday with two crewmen missing and one killed. Casualties raise totals to 36 U S planes and 99 MIGs shot down in aerial combat so far. The monsoon break aided heavy raids after a lull.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Tass
Hanoi
Panhandle
North
Harold Holt disappears in deadly Portsea surf
Prime Minister Harold Holt vanished while swimming at Portsea near Melbourne as heavy surf and rip tides swamped royal search efforts. Deputy PM John McEwen took temporary control, with leadership candidates debated as a possible coalition split looms.
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Melbourne
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Holt
Portsea
John McEwen
Country Party
Liberal Party
William McMahon
Canberra
McEwen
Allen Fairhall
Paul Hasluck
Lord Casey
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American Legion
Theodore Goulet
Francis Simard
Everette Alien
Ward St. Onge
VFW
Richard Tarbox
William McKenney
Robert O. Poire
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Emile Lamontagne
Robert Chenard
The
Disabled American Veterans
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Thomas McGarrity
Greece
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Racine’s Bakery
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Prospect St
United Nations
Notre Dame Hospital
Arthur Peloquin
Snowbound
Tendent
W. Allen Adams
Tony Eggleton
Alan Stewart
Stewart
Old Orchard Beach
Pine Point
Scarborough
10Th District Court
Saco
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