Bitterness Against Irish Immigrants Remain at Bay
London reports Irish immigrants face fewer jobs and more abuse amid IRA violence in Northern Ireland. Sean Mooney, among about a million Irish born in Britain, notes cooler English attitudes and job hurdles. Clergy and locals confirm rising tension in cities like Birmingham and Liverpool, with fear of security risks in sensitive workplaces. A separate De Soto Kansas incident cites fumes igniting a gasoline can causing a fatal fire killing Terry Claypool, 14, while Ronald Masden, 16, injured.
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Norfolk program to teach adults reading at grade four
In Norfolk, adults with eight grade education will be hired to help others reach reading level four. Robert Latimer, supervisor of adult education, notes the effort is like the recently cured helping the sick. The city department will receive about $100,000 from the federal government to finance a yearlong experimental program starting June 30.
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Johnny Cash reveals battle with addiction and recovery in Lent guidepost
In a 1960s self narrative, Johnny Cash recounts years of pill use, arrests, and near ruin. He describes hitting rock bottom, a stint in jail, and a pivotal turn after turning to faith and help from June Carter, Marshall Grant, and prayer to reclaim his life and career.
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