Retired Episcopal Bishop Arthur Lichtenberger Dies at 68
The former presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, Arthur C. Lichtenberger, died at his summer home. He was 68 and had endured Parkinson's disease since his resignation in 1964. A noted advocate for racial equality, he met Pope John XXIII in 1961 and led church efforts to stress unity among Christian denominations. He served as bishop of Missouri from 1951 and was elected presiding bishop in 1958.
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Coed Admits Killing Woman and Daughter in Duluth Trial
Testimony at the Duluth murder trial cites Karen D. Nomiya saying I killed them both to witness Mark Hynnek. The bodies of Mrs. Eugene Cohn and her daughter Suzanne were found in the living room at the Cohn home in Hunters Park. Nomiya, 21, a University of Minnesota Duluth senior, is charged with second degree murder and pleads not guilty without a jury. District Judge Donald C. Odden oversees proceedings.
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Alan Arkin, acclaimed actor, says success brings choice but little real fulfillment. He credits work and love as true rewards, discussing his sobering view of wealth and purpose. The interview traces his ailing yet hopeful artistic drive and view of life’s paradoxes.
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