Popes as Prisoners of Luxury and Burdened Leadership
The article portrays Pope Paul VI and Pope John XXIII as confined by papal grandeur and duties. It notes immense Vatican privilege, a private staff, Swiss Guards, and near-constant work from dawn to past midnight. It also highlights their limited personal freedom and global travel breaking past tradition.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John XXIII
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Vatican
Pope Paul
Pope John
Papal
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Parochial tax credit faces Senate vote over church and state
The Senate weighs removing aid provisions for private school parents as debate over a tax credit nears a vote. If rejected, tuition relief for elementary and secondary pupils may proceed, while broader college aid could follow. The dispute traces to the First Amendment and church-state separation fears.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Stroessner begins sixth term amid limited opposition in Paraguay
Paraguay's Gen Alfredo Stroessner starts his sixth term as president with the country quiet and about two dozen political prisoners. Opposition groups boycott the inauguration calling the reelection a fraud while coalition talks for reform proceed. Relations with the United States remain strained after aid suspensions and arrests of opposition figures.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
South America
Alfredo Stroessner
Stroessner
Ultima Hora
Carter
United States
Domingo Laino
Washington
Laino
Anibal Recalde Sosa
Sosa
Christian Democrats
Febrerista
Colorado Party
Colorado
Wheat set aside goals reached by Bergland
President Carter aims to shrink government farm involvement while Agriculture Secretary Bergland prepares to announce 1979 winter wheat idle acreage. Farmers for 1978 pledged one fifth idle. 75 to 80 percent cooperated. China bought 1 million metric tons of U S wheat, signaling tighter supplies. Carter vows to curb inflation and avoid unlimited meat imports, while critics doubt whether promises translate into action.
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Washington
Carter
Columbia
Agriculture Department
Congress
U.S
China
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
Dash
Dee Likes
Kansas Livestock Association
Metropolitan Auto Insurance Offers Century-Long Coverage
Metropolitan Auto Insurance promotes its long history and broad benefits. The ad urges readers to buy a policy to maximize value and avoid missing opportunities for savings and extra features.
Canadian Bar Association opposes monarch as head of state
In Ottawa the Canadian Bar Association committee rejects any English monarch as Canada's head of state. It argues for constitutional change proposals and says Queen Elizabeth II should remain recognized in the current role without naming a successor or different monarch.
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Ottawa
Theanadian Bar Association
Een Elizabeth II
Canada
Hearst says Bailey book contract created conflict of interest
Patricia Hearst accuses attorney F Lee Bailey of conflict for signing a 225000 book contract about the bank robbery trial. Judge urged to compel New York publisher to disclose details and contracts linked to Bailey. The report also notes remarks by Bar Association president Jacques Viau and references a separate constitutional discussion in Canada.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
George Martinez
Miss Hearst
New York
Bailey
Lillian Carter Reaches Eightieth Birthday Milestone
Plains Georgia witnesses an unexpected 80th birthday for Lillian Carter, mother of the president, as about 200 friends greet her at the Plains railroad. Maxine Reese describes her as energetic, while Mrs Carter recently returned from Chicago where she was honored by an Indian group for her Peace Corps service in India.
Lebanese Army Battalion Remains at Kaoukaba Amid Debate
Beirut newspapers report a 650 man Lebanese army battalion deployed to establish government presence remains largely unchanged at Kaoukaba. The tone questions fuss over internal movements as few soldiers leave or join and insists the battalion is still there.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kaoukaba
Births and relatives list from area households
Vital statistics recounts births to Miller Smith Litsch Reffitt Bowman Lowe Ogan Marvin Stone Johnson Conover Oglesby Voorhees Creech with parents and grandparents named at Dayton Miami Valley Hospital and Grandview Franklin Franklin and Centerville addresses. Hospital visiting hours noted 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
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Dan Litsch
Evansville
Ind
Wade Ex
Monroe
Ternal
Robert Litsch
Middletown
Engelwood
Flair
Dan L Reffitt
Centerville
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Cecil Reffitt
Lewis Street
Jean Wilhoit
Kettering
Lloyd Bowman
Finch Court
Franklin, Voy
Grandview Hospital
Michael Conover
Smith Ave
Robert Oglesby
Trenton
William Voorhees
Brentwood
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Africa
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North
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Pope Pius XI
Reeves Jewelers
Central
Central Ave
Leon Shatier
Bergland
Eal Nee State
By Courtney Duff
Courtney D & Ciates, Inc
Roosevelt Blvd
Metropolitan Property and Liability Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life
Dan Marini
C.G. & E. Bidg
Main, Midd
Metropolitan
Queen Elizabeth
Commonwealth
House of Commons
Jacques Viau
Bar Association
Quebec
Rene) Levesque
Martinez
William Orrick Jr
Bank Rry
Lillian Carter
Plains, Ga
Maxine Reese
Battlion
Douglas Miller
Vannest Ave
Leon Smith
W. Central Ave
Springboro
Ronald E. Lowe
Carlisle
Norma Ogan
Franklin
Kimberly Marvin
Robert Marvin
John Morris
Brenda Stone
Buford Stone
Glenn Ave
Clarence Johnson
Vance St
Howard Jenkins
Winton
W. Verity Parkway
Coomer Furniture CO
Charles Coomer
Ohio
Highland House
Action Lane
Berkline
Broyhill
Charles Custom
Flexsteel
Kimball
Bassett E
Brookse
Authenic Mobile
Virginia House
Peter Bevington
Lane
Liberty
White Westinghouse
Zenith T.V
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