Archbishop in Texas consecrates chapel amid Catholic split
The archbishop who visited a southeast Texas town on Sunday consecrated a chapel and led a pontifical mass claiming the chapel could become the true Catholic faith’s center in the United States. He defended the Latin Tridentine mass against the modern local language liturgy and warned that excommunication would not stop his priestly work. About 500 attended at Queen of Angels Chanel. 1,000 others prayed at the Shrine of the True Cross nearby, expressing support while Vatican officials and Pope Paul II cut him off from priestly functions.
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Avvuo
Wimskye Kanaraene
Texas
United States
Lefebvre
Paul
Econe
Switzerland
Vatican Rario
Queen of Angels Chanel
Ime
Visitors, plane landings and a surgeon's future choices
Reports recount a Tulsa area emergency landing after a fuel scare when a young pilot, Joseph Avala, landed his plane near a Vidita home and then resumed flight. The piece also notes Dr Christiaan Barnard’s intention to retire within a couple of years due to crippling arthritis in his hands. Additionally, NAACP executive director nominee Benjamin Hooks criticizes Carter on civil rights, while Helmut Schmidt tours Wisconsin and Sam Nunn learns he and Carter are distant relatives.
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Detroit
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Webb
Joseph Avala
St. Louis
Tulsa
Webbs
Ayala
Washington
Te Naacp
Griffin Beil
Benjamin Hooks
NAACP
Carter
Hooks
Bell
Griffin Bell
Duluth
Minn
Helmut Schmidt
Wisconsin Woods
Philip Hantt
Hantt
Schmidt
Whitefish Lake
Gordon
Wis
Wands
Hanft
Canada
U.S. Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Athens
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
White House
Jimmy Carter
Cuz
Nunn
Nusin
Airman J C Ronda Inson Wins Miss Nude Florida
Airman J C Ronda Inson remains focused on a Air Force career after winning Miss Nude Florida on April 24 in Davie Florida. She serves as a purchasing agent at Homestead Air Force Base commissary and says military training shapes her views despite teasing from servicemen.
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J.C. Ronda Inson
Florida
Air Force
Homestead Air Force Base
Inlow
Air Force Brass
Davie
Fla
New London
Former executive sleeps on library bench in LA
A 62 year old former New York and Washington public relations executive ends up living on a curved library patio bench in Hancock Park Los Angeles. She refuses welfare and spends days wandering, reading the Times at the library and nights on benches awaiting buses. After years of decline, a neighbor nudges help from social services and a three week psychiatric ward stay leads to a board and care facility. She remains hopeful to regain independence, but reality tempers her dreams.
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Los Angeles
New York
The
New York Times
Hancock Park
Washington, D.C
Pasterner
Salvation Army
Archdiocese of
County Mental Health Services Department
Sisters of the Poor
June
Washington
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