Pope Paul VI faces Africa trip challenges and hopes
The pope's Africa journey to Kampala aims to diversify church image, address poverty and war, and boost local vocations. He may urge Nigerian and Biafran peace but may avoid concrete mediation plans. The trip could test views on racism and evangelization while highlighting Africans in church leadership growth.
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In a bridge hand South plans to slam six hearts after West leads clubs. By winning a club in dummy, then finessing if clubs split 4-1 and drawing three rounds of trumps, the declarer positions to maximize chances while assessing defenders' holdings. The lead sequence and defense shape the path to the diamond entry.
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Poverty war sparks Berkeley plan for neighborhood developers
In Berkeley, Dr. Ralph M. Kramer suggests autonomous neighborhood corporations could channel public funds to fight poverty where other programs fail. The UC social welfare associate professor studied Northern California efforts and advocates these corporate vehicles as a top poverty strategy.
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