James A Miller Defends Vatican Fallout With Meachum Critique
James A Miller rebuts Roy Meachum's August 28 column The Vatican victory over Father Curran, accusing it of error, falsification and anti Catholic bias. He cites dates 1967 1986 and figures Ottaviani Vagnozzi Cushing Curran to challenge Meachums representations and support Currans orthodox stance.
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Roy Meachum
Vatican
Father Curran
Meachum
Catholic University
Hans Kung
Mr. Meachum
Father Kung
Curran
Jean Vatican
Cardinal Ratzinger
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Ratzinger
Peter
Inal Ottaviani
Vatican II
Vagnozzi
Washington
Rome
Ottaviani-Vagnozzi
Cardinal Vagnozzi
Ottavini
Ottaviani
Catholic Univ
Board of Trustees
Krol
Hannan
William McDonald
Washington Post
Evening Star
Cushing
Cardinal Sheehan
New York Times
Ottavieni
Alfredo Cardinal
Car woes become therapy for Lorraine Mirabella’s Dodge Dart
Lorraine Mirabella, a News-Post reporter, chronicles a Plymouth Valiant renamed CAR as it suffers recurring breakdowns and mood swings. The piece playfully treats car repair as psychology, with the narrator bargaining for better service, battling a stubborn radiator, alternator, and brakes, while considering replacing the vehicle.
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Aron
Plymouth
Scar
Kemp Keeps Eyes On 1988 While Aims To Win Reelect
Warren Rogers Kemp says reelect first, then pursue the 1988 presidency. He notes Michigan delegate results, Bush as frontrunner, and Robertson's impact on GOP base. Kemp recalls football leadership and positions himself as a cautious, pragmatic candidate in the race.
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Washington
Michigan
Jack Kemp
RNY
Kemp
GOP
George Bush
Bush
Televi
Reagan
Senate
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Robertson
Rolling Stones
Federal Communications Commission
Middle East
King Hussein
Jordan
Hosni Mubarak
Egypt
Buffalo Bills
Eiseshower
Impeachment Trial Begins Review by Senate Committee
Senate aides begin hearings in the Claiborne impeachment case with a 12 member committee led by Mathias and Sarbanes to hear evidence and guide the process. The panel will forward findings to the full Senate which must convict by two thirds for removal. historic prec edents, rules, and prior cases inform the process as September 29 target looms.
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U.S
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Paul S. Sarbanes
Harry E. Claiborne
Nevada
Claiborne
House of Representatives
Federal
Senate
House
United States
Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Samuel Chase
Supreme Court
Belknap
William Blount
Tennessee
Republic
Chase
John Fries
Pennsylvania
William W. Belknap
Ulysses Grant
War Department
Nixon
Senate Rules Committee
England
Richard the Second
George the First
Bomne
Lucian Warren
Washington
The
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James A. Miller
Bowie
Right To Life of Maryland
Lorraine Mirabella
Frederick
Car
Judy Johnson
Warren Rogers
Post News Service
Marion G
Pat) Robertson
New Hampshire
John Pickering
West H. Humphreys
Pennsylvania Court of Appeals and Commerce Court
Robert W. Archbald
Florida
Halsted L. Ritter
Ritter
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