Canonization of bishop set for Sunday
John Nepomucene Neumann, 19th century bishop of Philadelphia, is set for canonization as America s first male saint this Sunday in St Peter s Square. He built churches and parochial schools across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey and fostered German immigrant pastoral care despite Irish opposition and English language doubts.
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Fianna Fail Wins Likely Victory in Irish Election
Incumbent Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave conceding defeat as Fianna Fail led by Jack Lynch gains ground in Ireland's national vote. Early results show Fianna Fail at 33 seats to Fine Gael Labor's 20 in the 148 member Dail, with final tallies expected after lengthy vote counts. Inflation and unemployment loom as pivotal issues while Northern Ireland policy looms large.
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The Daily Capital News publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays. It lists address, city Jefferson City Missouri, mailing rates, and AP membership. It reserves republication rights to Associated Press material and local news. It notes postal and circulation details and ABAC membership.
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Columbia girl leads Girls State meet
Debra Sapp, a Rockbridge High School rising senior and daughter of an army officer, was elected governor of Missouri Girls State. The event formed by the American Legion Auxiliary drew about 540 girls statewide, with Federalists winning several top offices and two Supreme Court seats. Inauguration is planned Friday night by Gov. Teasdale, as two girls will go on to Girls Nation in Washington.
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Washington
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Monett
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Arnold
Siebahn McLaughlin
St. Louis
Debbie Kruse
Brunswick
Debbie McGuire
Butler
Connie Johnston
Westboro
Mary Lewis
Cape Girardeau
Annette Laughlin
Macks Creek
Karen Bedell
Springfield
Donna Allen
Crystal City
Detroit teacher killer convicted by jury in classroom shooting
A jury found 47 year old Al Lewis guilty of second degree murder for shooting his wife in front of 29 first and second graders at Burt Elementary last November 10. The panel deliberated about six hours over two days before delivering the verdict and sentencing was pending.
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Mayor Pitches Unemployment Plan To Boost Hondo Center
HONDO Texas AP mayor Woodrow Glasscock complains his city’s unemployment rate 3 percent is too low to qualify for federal aid and jokingly imports the unemployed to push for a 1.1 million civic center. He has drawn nationwide attention with radio interviews and volunteer offers while citing past rejections by the Economic Development Administration and a federal public works program.
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Storm devastates Kansas town in 75 mph wind and hail
Herington Kansas hit by a sudden windstorm with gusts to 75 mph and two inches of rain. At least 12 injured as mobile homes and roofs were demolished. Mayor Garland Rucker said 1,200 homes damaged in a 30 minute burst. insurance head estimated roof damage at $1 million. church roof lost a quarter and many structures shattered.
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