Jesuits to Begin Experimentation in Philosophies
In St Marys Kan AP report describes Jesuits planning experimental approaches across education and religious training. The 52 decrees from the 31st General Congregation in Rome set to expand lay collaboration and local autonomy over next years. The process allows flexible prayer time and greater consultation with superiors.
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St, Mary's
Kan
Society of Jesus
St. Joseph's
Fordham
St. Louis
Georgetown
Detroit
San Francisco
Marquelle
Loyola
Hi High
Calleges
Rome
Mary's College
Edward J. Sponga
Maryland
America
Father Sponga
Father $Panga
Foes of Mao Rumored To Have Been Ousted
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Chinese sources claim President Liu and party secretary Teng Hsiao-ping have been ousted from their posts. Details on timing and method were unclear, with further notes that resistance to Mao’s purge persists in several provinces including Kweichow and Szechwan. A separate report cited demonstrations by Red Guards outside the Soviet Embassy in Beijing and delays at Moscow bound departures.
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Tokyo
Peking
Red Chi
Liu Shng-chi
Communist Party
Teng Hshiao-ping
Asahi Shinzhun
Yomiuri
Mao Tse-ling
Mao
China
Yominyi
Liu
Teng
Central Committee
Thee National People’s Congress
New China News Agency
Manists
Ching
Tibet
Kweichaw
Szechwan
Yunnan
the Central
Tanjug
Moscow
Irkutsk
Moscow Radio
Somoza Seen Victor In Nicaraguan Vote
In Nicaragua amid a tense presidential contest, Anastasio Somoza Jr. led the Nationalist Liberal party as official returns from 101 of 2,065 precincts showed him ahead of opponent Dr. Fernando Aguero. A border of irregularities was alleged by Aguero, and Somoza’s supporters claimed a large turnout with minimal violence during the Lincoln Birthday holiday voting period.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Somoza
Washington
Orl
Powell
Anastasio Somoza Jr
Liberal Party
Fernando Aguero
Alejandro Abaunza Marenco
al Managua
Luis
Anastasio
Picasso Auction At Fort Worth Museum Draws Wide Interest
An auction at the Fort Worth Museum of Fine Arts featured Picasso's Reclining Woman Reading donated by the artist for charity. The event, broadcast across New York London Hollywood Dallas, aimed to aid a Nicaraguan cause while art display and political protest mixed in during a tense election period.
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Cynthia Lowry
Moscow
Ty-Radio Wester
Paris
Dallglas
Fort Worth
New York
Pablo Picasso
Virginia Woolf
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Yves Man
Fit Daily
Aline Saarinenti
Douglas Cooper
Picasso
Texas
Henafit
Somoza
Hope
Juded
Simultane-Sy
London
Floris
Iollywood
Dallas
Asi
U.S
Lin
Wana
Revision Measure Is Pushed In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Republicans show mixed optimism about Gov. Shafer's bill to stage a limited constitutional convention. Committee chair Jack E. McGregor says chances look good to move the measure through the Senate. Senate leaders Fleming Stroup express cautious support, noting time pressure to act this week or risk delaying other matters.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Jack E. McGregor
Constitutional Changes Committee
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Stanley G. Stroup
Lunar Orbiter Prepares Safe Moon Landing Path
NASA officials report Lunar Orbiter 3 will target a high orbit burn to reach 295 miles above the lunar northeast edge then swing behind the Moon for a 125 by 1150 mile path with a planned 28 mile surface flyby and up to 400 photographs starting Feb 15 as the U.S. lunar program resumes after a Pad Fire tragedy.
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Nast Montho
Lunar Orbiter 3
Ars
Middeldorf
Church
Lirlife
Second Couple Murdered In Saginaw Reported
Saginaw police probe possible link between slayings of educator Karl Middelldorf, 63, and his wife Gertrude, and another prominent couple found dead about a mile away. The doctor and his will were found three days earlier in an adjacent case.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Karl Middeldorf
Gertrude
Carrier Visit To US Africa Is Shortened
South Africa. Cape Town crowd protests racial restrictions as a US carrier prepares early departure for 4000 crew. Officials cite provisioning and leaves but objections to apartheid leave the ship unable to sail on time. Canceled events anger local press and officials dispute the reasons given.
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South Africa
D. Roosevelt
Cape Town
Lerew
Africa
U. S
Florida
Vietnam
Duncan Dock
Balthazar J. Voorster
Defense Department
Washington
Liberty
Navy
Apollo Disaster Probe Continues
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a board of review today continued the slow methodical search for clues to the fatal Apollo 1 fire Officials said the investigation could take several weeks and that the cause might never be known Killed in the flash fire were Lt Cols Virgil I Grissom Edward H White and Navy Cmdr Roger M Chaffee
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Board of
Tnday
Clies
Ale Fores
Virgil 1. S Grissom
Edward H. White Wand
Navy LI
Roger Fh. Ichaflee
Widespread Violence and Tax Debate Color California News
The article details a grisly homicide case with a man suffocated and stabbed and other victims found, then shifts to political discourse as Governor Reagan’s fiscal plan faces Dem and GOP opposition. It covers tax proposals, property tax relief, and debates over funding for schools, with blames and forecasts tying to California politics. Names include Ronald Reagan, Jesse Unruh, and Robert Monagan amid arguments over tax policy and local aid.
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William Shea
Claytor
U.S. Cormmitg
Virgin Islands
Reagan
Michigan Medical Society
Lea Euare
Negra
Eldorts
Robert Currié
Seeiaw Coun
Democratic Assembly
Jesse M. Unewh
Reapat
Reagatt
Unruh
Robert Monagan
Republican Assembly
Mino City
Reagen
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Brooklyn
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Tinch
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Texas Museum
Manigua
Aguero
Avilian Military Council
Moon
Pasadena
Calif
U.S. Astronats
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Vila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Apollo
Eddie
Connie
Eddie Fisher
Connie Stevens
Miami Beach
Ben Novak
Mountainbleau Hotel
Jennie Grosginger
Fisher
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