Monks of St Francis Bring Service to Harlem Youth
In upper Manhattan a Protestant Episcopal Order of St Francis extends its monastic mission into athletics tutoring and Bible study for underprivileged youths. Brother Lawrence Huff and Brother Philip Cope lead efforts that blend contemplation with active outreach while the order keeps a fourfold daily prayer schedule.
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el Padre
Lawrence Huff
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St. Augustine's House
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Watch Out For Excess Sun Causes Cancer, ACS Warns
American Cancer Society volunteers in Pennsylvania urge sun protection this summer. Dr Archie Tate cautions fair complexions and frequent sun exposure raise skin cancer risk and advises covering up, hats, and sunscreen along with monitoring changes in moles or warts.
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Humphrey Kennedy Ticket Hinted By Democratic Leaders
Vice President Hubert Humphrey said any Humphrey Kennedy ticket depends on Kennedy wishes while Democrats at the Cincinnati governors conference expressed support for coexistence. Party planning and labor clashes slowed preparations for the Democratic and Republican conventions with broadcast networks warning minor delays would not halt setup.
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Tibetan refugees in India rise to 867 by mid November 1987
Prime Minister Gandhi told Parliament that 867 Tibetan refugees crossed into India by mid November 1987, up from earlier figures. Since March 1959 more than 800 have sought asylum, many rehabilitated in India.
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India
I. K. Gujral
Local barber jokes about charging Medicare
In Liberty Kentucky AP report San Sims the barber joked after finishing a cut and told the barber Gopi job to charge it to Medicare. The account notes Sims’ casual mention of Medicare in a Liberty scene.
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