First Woman Episcopal Priest Faces Discord at Debut
The Rev. Jacqueline Means was ordained the first woman priest in the United States Episcopal Church last Saturday at All Saints Church Indianapolis. Attendance dropped from the usual 90-120 to about 75 as some members disputed the ordination, saying faith and practice differ.
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Cormanton
Episcopal Church
United States
al All Saints Church
Indianapolis
Shirty Bradbury
John Si. Eastwood Pi
Means
All Saints Church
U.S
Jihan Sadat Wedding Reported In Modest Cairo Reception
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat’s daughter Jihan wed amid a tea and aine reception described as modest due to Egypt’s weak economy. In Tokyo, 165000 gathered at the Imperial Palace to greet Emperor Hirohito and family as 1953 New Year celebrations began. one man was expelled for shouting calls to investigate Hirohito for World War III.
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Jihan
Cairo
Egypt
Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Emperor Fuhito
Hirohito
Palace
Junichi Imura
Symbolic peace move opens canal for notable ship
Abie aene, a peace promoter from Tel Aviv, gains access to the waterway amid Egypt’s high level approval marking a symbolic start to what Anwar Sadat calls a year of peace in the Middle East. Nathan’s ship, with a pirate radio station, faces uncertain return path through the canal due to flag and registration issues.
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Nathan
Mediterranean
Red Sea
North South
Canal
Foraeli
Erroll Garner Dies in Los Angeles
Jazz pianist Erroll Garner dies in Los Angeles after years of emphysema. He was 44, born in Pittsburgh in 1923, and rose to fame with Dealer’s debut at Carnegie Hall in 1969 and the hit song Misty. His body was to be flown to Pittsburgh for burial.
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Erroll Garner
L.A
Misty
Los Angeles
Garner
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hall
Paris
Downbeat Magazine
Jazz and Pop Magazine
Yes
Fires death toll rises in multiple early year blazes
Nine die in a Shamokin Pa hotel fire and a Chicago apartment blaze may be arson. In Tennessee eight die in two fires. another Chicago incident claimed three children. In Italy inmates escape a northern city prison. elsewhere a Belfast attack wounds two. A Bronx arson death case leads to two arrests. Jury in Don Bolles case begins. Oil spill slick expands toward Gulf Stream with possible landings.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Walnut Towers
Shamokin
John Luckens
Tucson
Ariz
Momay
Don Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Boston
Gulf Stream
Coast Guard
Great Britain
Iceland
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