Haiti priest buried amid state terror backlash
Port-au-Prince mourners carried the funeral for Rev. Jean-Marie Vincent, the first priest slain since the 1991 coup. Clerics and democracy activists denounced the army-backed government, while parish leaders and officials attended a solemn service amid security outside.
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Jean-Marie Vincent
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Montfortain
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Aristide
Jesus
Evans Paul
Paul
Associated Press
Robert Malval
Mickey ears for sale promote Disney at Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines used Minnie Mouse ears in a publicity stunt to lift a slump, asking female flight attendants to wear oversized ears to greet passengers and push Disney goods aboard. One attendant declined, calling them childish while another supported the idea.
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Tokyo
Japan Airlines
JAL
Japan
Hideo Kato
Suspect in Rosa Parks burglaries arraigned in Detroit
Detroit police say a 28 year old man broke into Rosa Parks home not knowing she lived there but recognized her inside. He robbed her and was arraigned on two counts of breaking and entering and unarmed robbery plus breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. The charges cover three burglaries of elderly women.
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Detroit
Rosa Parks
Daniel Budz
Joseph Skipper
Oprah reshapes image and life choices amid career shift
Oprah Winfrey discusses a new look and mindset in People magazine. She explains early career self-doubt, recalls backing out of a Knopf book deal, and places her marriage to Stedman Graham on hold while prioritizing broader charitable work and potential children on pause for now.
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Oprah Winfrey
People Magazine
Winfrey
Alfred A Knopf
Stedman Graham
Talks on Cuban immigration deal to slow exodus
U S and Cuban officials meet in New York to discuss expanding legal Cuban immigration in exchange for halting the sea exodus. Refuges rescued off Florida are taken to Guantanamo Bay for detention. officials say talks yielded concrete ideas but no near agreement.
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U.S
Washington
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Florida Straits
Fidel Castro
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
David Johnson
Florida
Castro
United States
Navy
Jim Steadle
Steven A. Banks
Monhegan
Havana
Uss
Johnson
IRA silent as Belfast funeral marks renewed violence
In Belfast the IRA kept its cease-fire despite a Protestant gunman slaying and the burial of Sean MacDermott, a Catholic carpenter. Gerry Adams urged calm as moderates urged restraint, while MacDermott’s funeral drew 1000 mourners.
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Northern Ireland
IRA
Irish Republican Army
Gerry Adams
Sinn Fein
Adams
Dublin
Sean MacDermott
Michael Dallat
MacDermott
Ulster Volunteer Force
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