Pope Paw VI called prisoner of luxury in workload
Vatican report portrays Pope Paul VI as a workaholic prisoner of luxury with dawn to midnight duties seven days a week. It notes his palace life, Swiss Guard, and constant bureaucratic burdens, while detailing his scarce private time and daily routine.
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John XD
College of Cardinals
Mects
Pope Pawl
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Vatican
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Dollar Plunge Continues Across Global Markets
The dollar fell further on world markets, hitting fresh lows against the yen, Swiss franc, and German mark. Gold rose to new highs around 216 per ounce, as turmoil spread from Tokyo through London with traders noting unusually high turnover and widespread dollar selling.
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Zurich
New York
Frankfurt
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Tokyo
Far East
Europe
Stroessner begins sixth term as Paraguay's leader
ASUNCION Paraguay AP South America's most durable military president Gen Alfredo Stroessner begins his sixth term today with Paraguay tranquil and only two dozen political prisoners in jail. Opposition groups boycott inauguration and seek electoral reforms press for more democracy while Stroessner's one party Colorado tightens grip.
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South America
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Anibal Recalde Sosa
Laino
Authentic Liberal Radical Party
Sosa
Christian Democrats
Febreriata Party
Colorado Party
Colorado
Miguel Angel Martines Yarges
Foreign publishers buy into U S magazines rising trend
Foreigners increasingly own American magazines as profits climb and the dollar weakens. France’s Daniel Filipacchi bets on Look. Gunner & Jahr expands with Parents and Humpty Dumpty. British and Swedish investors target U S titles, while newspapers show limited foreign ownership.
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Paris Match
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Filipacchi
Look Magazine
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Parents’ Magazine
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Handy Andy
Gunner & Jahr
Stern
Germany
National Geographic
Vere Harmsworth
Esquire
Chay Felker
Rupert Murdoch
New West
Felker
Harmsworth
Associated Newspapers Group
Britain
Murdoch
National Star
Village Voice
Canada
Toronto Star
Tiger Beat
Rona Barrett
Bonnier
Sweden
Financial Times
Wall Street Journal
Economist
Robert Farley
Addates
Notea
Ed Dunleavy
Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith
Farley
Ken Noble
Paine Weber Mitchell Hutchins
Noble
Gruner & Jahr
Henri Nannen
Japan marks end of World War II memorials in Tokyo
In Tokyo the end of World War II was marked with memorial services for 3.1 million war dead. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako attended a ceremony with about 5,800 bereaved families as the emperor expressed deep sorrow and a wish for lasting world peace.
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