Next Pope Will Enter Different Realm
Vatican City AP report notes Pope John XXIII reshaped the papacy by moving beyond Vatican confines and pursuing ecumenism. It highlights his Ecumenical Council and encyclicals Mater et Magistra and Pacem in Terris as core works and records his modest, inclusive spirit.
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Catholics Say Schools Save Taxpayers Over 2.5 Billion
NCWC officials say Catholic elementary and secondary schools save U.S. taxpayers more than 2.5 billion dollars yearly. In Missouri and Kansas combined, savings run to about 75 million dollars annually, with 5.5 million students enrolled nationwide.
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92 year old driver fights traffic status in Miami
Lilian Tenney a 92 year old motorist plans to discuss traffic officials about lacking a license. She has driven for 70 years and defends her skill despite nine unpaid tickets. Court officials are unsure how to proceed as police note her politeness and frequent tickets.
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Tax Cut Figure is Moot Point
President Kennedy's proposed tax cut appears smaller as Congress weighs increases. A social security tax hike and rising state local levies threaten to absorb the relief, leaving the average citizen ahead but far short of the proposed 10 billion federal reduction.
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Profumo Scandal Rocks Macmillan Government
British cabinet minister John Profumo resigned after admitting a false denial of an improper relationship with model Christine Keeler. The affair shocks the Conservative government, with Labor seeking an inquiry while a general election remains unlikely this year.
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Hot line plan approved for Washington Moscow teletypes
Geneva AP reports U S and Soviet negotiators reached agreement on technical details for a permanent teletypewriter link between Washington and Moscow. After 18 private meetings from May 6 to June 4 the U S approved the plan, with Soviet formal approval still pending. The line will serve emergency contacts to avert accidental war.
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Pope John II Bridges Church Unity With Aggiornamento Drive
Pope John II pursued aggiornamento to modernize Catholicism and restore early church purity. Over four and a half years he expanded the College of Cardinals to a record 87 and broadened representation with new cardinals from distant lands. He hosted massive audiences, met world leaders, and won affectionate devotion from Rome as crowds cheered “Long live Pope Little John.”
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Can You Concentrate Test Your Self 14
A short feature on concentration defines attention as a key cognitive trait and explains the limits of focus. It presents a speed test using a numeral mass to locate pairs, noting distraction slows performance and reveals attention span.
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