Birth control ban five years on Humanae Vitae stirs debate
Vatican marked the fifth anniversary of Humanae Vitae as critics argue the papal ban on contraception is widely ignored among 600 million Catholics. The encyclical issued July 29, 1968, upheld abstinence and banned contraception while many clergy and laity sought nuanced or lenient approaches amid calls for restoration of doctrine.
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Arkansas Weather Station Report for 24 Hours
Weather survey notes 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with a high of 96 and a low of 73. Forecast for Arkansas calls for scattered showers and a few thunderstorms through Thursday, otherwise partly cloudy and warm. Lows tonight in the low to mid 70s and Thursday highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s.
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Suit filed over Tuskegee syphilis study deaths and damages
A federal suit seeks 1.8 billion dollars for 600 untreated Tuskegee participants and survivors. The Legal Defense Fund accuses the U S Public Health Service and other agencies, Alabama officials, private doctors, and Milbank Foundation of constitutional violations, concealment of illness, and withholding treatment since 1932. At least 26 participants died as the study ended last year after public exposure.
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Showers expected across the state this week
The National Weather Service says moisture from the Gulf will keep Arkansas partly covered with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms through Thursday. A cold front from southern Canada moves into northwest Arkansas within 24 hours and stalls. Rain totals reported include 0.33 inches at Harrison and 0.19 at Pine Bluff, with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and lows ranging from 68 to 76.
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Kiwanis Delegates Report On Montreal Convention
Kiwanis delegates Jim McKenzie and Dean Murphy reported on the Montreal Kiwanis International Convention attended by about twenty two thousand delegates and Kiwanians. The event featured entertainment seminars and varied programs with Dr Norman Vincent Peale among the speakers. debates on admitting women and fundraising lotteries failed as did a dues increase.
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Libya to try 4 hijackers in Benghazi case
Libyan government says it will try the four hijackers who seized a Japanese Boeing 747, blew it up at Benghazi airfield. The men, three Arabs and a Japanese, took control after departing Amsterdam last Friday and were disowned by Palestinian groups.
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Lions Interrupt Lutheran Retreat in Pennsylvan ia
A lion wandered into a lake side church retreat in Indian Lake Pennsylvania during a discussion on Africa. Leaders concluded the cub was part of a neighbor’s litter and the lion is a local church emblem.
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Prison rule defended at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas
A.L. Lockhart, superintendent, says about 88 of 90 maximum security inmates work daily. Two inmates, Joe Newton Kagebien and Guy Kuhen, stay unassigned until death sentence reductions are made. Graham, serving consecutive life terms, is among workers. armed supervision is maintained. The policy aims to keep inmates occupied and deter trouble. John is the English form of Giovanni.
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Hope to rebuild desert home after fatal fire
Comedian Bob Hope says he will rebuild his desert home in Palm Springs that burned down in minutes. Fire officials ruled out arson early, with roof cost pegged at 500000 dollars and final costs expected near 3 million as the structure neared a 18 month completion.
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