Pope orders probe into charges of heresy at Lateran University
Pope Paul VI ordered an investigation after the ultraconservative magazine accused the Pontifical Lateran University faculty of being a hotbed of heretics and Freemasons. Bishop Eduard Gagnon will oversee the inquiry at the pope's direction. Cardinal Ugo Poletti denied the Masonry claim. the charge echoes old suspicions in Vatican circles.
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Pontifical Lateran University
Rome Vicariate
Eduard Gagnon
Vatican Curia
Gregorian University
Lateran
Ugo Poletti
Franco Biffi
Vatican
Cardinal Poletti
Rome
Freemansory
Jenkins builds $15 million spiritual center in Arizona
Evangelist Leroy Jenkins oversees a $15 million spiritual center near the Painted Desert in Arizona with a medical center university motels a cathedral and shops. Campaign manager Betty Forbush says Jenkins remains based in Delaware Ohio and plans to run for Ohio governor.
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Delaware, Ohio
Leroy Jenkins
Arizona
Ohio
Jenkins
Painted Desert
Betty Forbush
Jenkin
Durham teen wins $100 in bagel eating contest
Antoine Howell a 16 year old from Durham won $100 by devouring 12 bagels in 30 minutes beating 29 contestants in a local store sponsored event. He admitted fasting two days before the contest and said his natural habit is to swallow without chewing.
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Durham
N.C
Antoine Howell
Howell
13 year old girl wins world barrel racing title
Jackie Jo Perrin, 13 and the youngest National Finals Rodeo contestant, won the world championship buckle in barrel racing. The Antlers Oklahoma student earned 3610 dollars, finishing 200 ahead of her closest rival after strong middle runs on Walking Boss Jr. in the 10 event rodeo.
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Oklahoma City
Jackie Jo Perrin
Antlers
Okla
Walking Boss Jr
Miss Perrin
Former protocol chiefs reflect on lighter side of duty
A group of six former protocol chiefs and the current keeper of diplomatic manners gathered to celebrate the Protocol Complete Handbook. They recall moments like Chad's president being locked out of Blair House and Brezhnev's state visit, noting the job blends action with responsibility and stage-setting for major talks.
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Washington
Tyler Abell
Rotocol
Richard M. Nixon
Chad
Blair House
Marion Smoak
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Wiley Buchanan
Dwight Eisenhower
Protocol
E Smoak
Air Force plane crash kills 13 on Canary Island Hierro
Thirteen American airmen were killed when a four engine Lockheed P 3 Orion patrol plane from Lajes Base struck a 4200 foot mountain on Hierro in thick clouds and rain. One crewman remained missing as rescuers recovered 13 bodies and searched the wreckage.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
U.S. Air Force
Africa
Esman
Hierro
Air Force
Lajes
Azores
Spanish Islands
Man haunted by tour as black by Griffin after 18 years
John Howard Griffin, author of Black Like Me, says nightmares of lynching persist 18 years after he darkened his skin and toured the South. He recounts a vicious letter from Wisconsin and ongoing health issues while lamenting renewed racial prejudice and fragile civil rights progress.
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Fort Worth
Texas
John Howard Griffin
South
Griffin
Wisconsin
Mansfield
Equity Defines Home Value Gap and Loan Uses
Equity equals home value minus debt and serves as a backing for large loans. Real estate values rise, with APR figures shown amid several loan terms and rates.
Protests in Beirut as Christians oppose newspaper ban
Explosions and gunfire mark a Christian protest in Beirut against the suspension of Le Reveil. Syrian troops in steel helmets patrolled main squares as Christian districts closed shops and blocked roads amid a three day banning of the French language paper.
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Lebanon
Oto Denne
le Reveil
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