Benedictine Father to be ordained auxiliary bishop in Joliet
The Rev. Daniel W. Kucera of Lisle will be ordained auxiliary bishop of Joliet at St. Raymond Cathedral Joliet at 2 30 p m Thursday The ceremony will be led by Bishop Romeo R Blanchette Kucera a Benedictine monk and former president and chairman of Illinois Benedictine College now in Lisle will become the first St Procopius Abbey member elevated to bishop The Joliet diocese covers 380 000 Catholics in six counties with 110 parishes and several schools and hospitals
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Cuba Denies UPI Visas for Midwest Trade Delegation
Cuban officials refused visas for two UPI reporters Bill Ferguson and Bruno Torres as part of a four day Midwest business group visit to Cuba. Other news organizations including the Chicago Tribune Chicago Sun-Times Associated Press and Newsweek were cleared for the trip.
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Amin hides after assassination attempt in Uganda
Reports from The Nation claim Ugandan President Idi Amin survived an assassination attempt last weekend and has disappeared. Kampala retreated into uncertainty with roadblocks and mobilized forces as officials dispute the claim while Amin’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Cambodian Thai border clash leaves five Thai marines dead
Cambodian forces attacked a 16 man Thai marine patrol in Trat Province on Saturday morning, with reinforcements called by radio. Several Thai marines were wounded while Cambodian casualties were not reported. The unmarked frontier has seen repeated clashes as Bangkok and Phnom Penh seek a survey of the Trat area.
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