Saint Patrick and the legend of driving snakes from Ireland
The article explains how the St Patrick legend arose from opposition to Druids and their serpent worship. It notes Patrick founded 360 churches and baptized about 12,000 people during his lifetime on the Emerald Isle.
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Patrick
Ireland
Emerald Isle
St Patrick a folk hero in America and Ireland
UPI recounts Saint Patrick’s life from a 387 birth in Britain to his years as a slave in Ireland, his return to Gaul, and his mission establishing the church in Ireland. He built churches at Armagh, helped reform laws, and died about 461 with Downpatrick burial.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Armagh
Donald Mullen
New York
UPI
America
U.S
Fifth Avenue
San Francisco
Market Street
Britain
Patrick
Calpurnius
Belfast
Gaul
France
Lerin
Auxerre
Church of Gaul
Celestine
Palladius
Tara
Northern
Downpatrick
County Down
Three Irish Name Types Told By Chicago Priest
In a St Patrick Eve talk Rev Kevin Shanley explains three Irish name classes Old Irish Norman Irish and Anglo Irish based on origins and invasions Old Irish names begin with Mac or O Fitz signals from Norman influence Anglo Irish names are English translations of Irish names He also connects meanings to many first and last names including Daley Mulligan Mullins McGuire Keelan Finnegan Halligan Russell Joyce Malley Moore O M creed and Sherry with traits like boldness joy and mirth.
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Chicago
UPI
Kevin Shanley
Fitz
Fils
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Woods
Brian
Donal
Kevin
Eileen
Kathleen
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Maureen
Mary
Cahill
Kelly
Carney
MacShanley
Clancy
Murphy
MacWard
Reardon
Higgins
Healy
Ryan
Shanley
Mayor Daley
Mulligan
Mullins
McGuire
Keelan
Finnegan
Halligan
Russell
Joyce
Malley
Moore
Blind Lansing student aims for auto repair career
Tom Munn, 21, who is blind, studies automobile mechanics at Lansing Community College and is described as one of the best in his class. He began with curiosity at a service station and later formed a racing team as mechanic. He hopes to finish in June with a B average and then seek employment.
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Lansing, Mich
Tom Munn
Lansing Community College
Munn
Southwest Michigan
Michigan School For the Blind
Lansing
LCC
Tired Joke Tires Tree Serviceman
An Omaha cafe patrons hear a man with a shirt from a local tree service limp in and warn not to ask if he fell from a tree. The incident unfolds with no immediate questions from the 10 customers as the man speaks.
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Omaha
UFOs fading from science says Hoagland in AAAS essay
Dr. Hudson Hoagland argues UFOs from space will be largely forgotten like past spiritualist beliefs. He notes the 1920s Boston medium case, cites the Condon study as reducing UFO likelihood, but warns science cannot prove a universal negative and that some unexplained cases may persist.
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AAAS
Science
Hoagland
University of Colorado
Edward Condon
Mental Health Group Awards Dinner Set in Linn County
Linn County Association for Mental Health holds its annual awards dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Roosevelt hotel to honor more than 266 volunteers across three projects. Dr Herbert Nelson of the University of Iowa will speak on Current Trends in Community Psychiatry as 137 years of service awards are presented to volunteers in St Luke's psychiatric department and Linn County facilities. Tickets cost 3 50 with reservations by telephoning 364 6305. a free program only option is also available.
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Linn County Assn. For Mental Health
Roosevelt Hotel
Association
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Donald Wendel
Herbert Nelson
University of Iowa
Iowa Mental Health Authority
Eddyville
Nelson
University Hospitals
Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
Texas
Veterans Administration Hospital
Knoxville
Oregon State Hospital
Salem
Iowa
Zambia Blames Liquor for Accident Prone Rail Line
In Zambia the railway's high accident rate is linked to drunken crews and delays in using 10,000 imported breath testers. Former transport minister Solomon Kalulu warns job loss for drinkers and notes union resistance. Last half of 1967 saw 308 mishaps across 650 miles, with multiple derailments and collisions amid hastily trained crews and aging equipment.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Britain
Solomon Kalulu
Transport, Power and Communications
Kalulu
Capital's Non White Population Tops 71 Percent
Washington officials report that by July 1967 the District of Columbia reached 617000 non white residents, 4.5 percent higher than 1966, while white residents fell to 28.3 percent of total, with overall population about 860400.
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Capital
Washington
District of Columbia
Welcome Signs Deemed Illegal In Belgian Village
ISEGREM Belgium AP Roger Vanmarcke posted welcome signs during a French official visit. After the delegation left he was ordered to court and fined for illegal posting.
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Isegrem
Belgium
Roger Vanmarcke
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