Baseball’s Hot Stove Brings NL Talent to AL Managers
The piece notes several NL stars taking AL managerial roles, led by Johnny Keane signing with the Yankees after a Cardinals career. It lists Billy Herman, Al Lopez, Bill Rigney, Charlie Dressen, and Gil Hodges among others as NL influence in AL baseball, then calls the trend an intriguing winter topic.
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Yankees
Keane
St. Louis Cardinal
New York’s
Bombers
Billy Herman
Boson Red Sox
Herman
Chicago
Cardinals
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Bill Rigney
New York Giants
San Francisco
Charlie Dressen
Tiger
Cincinnati Reds
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Dodgers
Debates Over Vatican Declaration on Jews Persist
William F Buckley Jr argues the Vatican Council is unlikely to issue a decisive declaration on Jews in this session. He notes disappointment and suggests lingering anti Semitism in Catholic doctrine while emphasizing that early charges of deicide are not officially held by the Church. Luther is cited as holding that view.
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Christ
Catholic Church
Martin Luther
St. Thomas Aquinas
Luke
Hitler
Jesus
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith
Documentation Hollandiase du Concile
Charles Glock
University of California
Glock
Dear Abby and Vatican debate on ashes and anti-Semitism
Readers share grief over a brother's ashes kept in a shoebox and ask for guidance. The panel rebukes disrespect and cites California law, then shifts to a wide discussion of Catholic Church actions, anti-Semitism, and Vatican Council debates on how doctrine and history are interpreted.
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Abby
California
Grace
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Highlights
The page features a 7 to 41 clue style crossword with clues like Lively spirits and A catch in hose and a cryptoquote puzzle SUN edition style. It lists many numbered clues and a sample cryptogram with a Henry Longfellow based quote and cipher hints.
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Two World War II Japanese Stragglers Sought on Guam
For six weeks on Guam authorities and residents have hunted two Japanese stragglers believed unaware the war ended. Helicopters planes and leaflets have been used, with 25 Japanese reporters arriving to cover the search. Budget and security worries shadow the effort while Guam's tourism office presses propaganda to the world, especially Japan.
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Guam
Japan
Hanzo Minagawa
Musashi Ito
Ministry of Health and Welfare
Minagawa
Tusuruoka Hachiman Shrine
Kamakura
Ikeda
Budget Department
Department of Public Safety
Navy
Guam Tourist Commission
Rex Wills II
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