Pope Paul I Succeeds Brother. Saints and Debts in Rome
In a reflective feature, Dr Howard V Harper explains Pope Paul I who reigned quietly in 787, his charity to debtors and prisoners, and movement of relics in Rome. The piece also notes Paul’s rare succession after Pope Stephen III and a digression on July renamed from Quintilis and the dog days tied to Canicula.
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Satos First Major Test in Japan Upper House Election
Tokyo voters go to the polls July 4 for a 127 seat upper house vote as Prime Minister Eisaku Satos Liberal Democratic party seeks to retain its long ruling majority. Issues include Viet Nam, rising living costs and corruption, with left parties hoping for gains amid public calls for clean government and antiwar sentiment.
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