Jan Berry of Jan & Dean dies at 62
Jan Berry, half of the 1960s surf duo Jan and Dean known for Dead Man's Curve and The Little Old Lady from Pasadena, died at 62 after a seizure at his home. He had struggled with brain-damage related health issues from a 1966 car crash. his death was announced by his wife Gertie Berry.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Hold Caucus On Sexual Abuse Claims
Former Kentucky Jehovahs Witness leader William Bowen says more than 6,000 alleged abuse victims contacted his Silent Lambs group after the first national caucus by present and former members. The gathering, attended by two dozen, tested church handling of abuse allegations and potential legal actions.
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Episcopalians seek way to keep church united
Conservative and liberal Episcopalians from 11 dioceses met in Atlanta to bridge a rift over the openly gay bishop issue. They urged tolerance and staying together in conversation, despite leaders' actions that sparked opposition and the rise of a national group opposing the church.
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Clarke criticism and book spark White House backlash
Clarke levels sharp criticism of the Bush administration's terrorism stance while noting focus drift to Iraq. Republicans seek to declassify his 2002 testimony amid accusations he lied, as Clarke recalls pressuring Rice and Bush and compares policy zeal to Captain Ahab pursuing bin Laden.
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Allies keep tight lid on anti-terror intelligence sharing
Washington and allies still restrict intelligence flow amid rules like the third-country rule, hindering rapid sharing against al Qaida. Officials cite bilateral exchanges, watered-down tips, and source protection as barriers while Europe weighs reforms but rejects a European CIA.
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