Pope grants bishops permanent limited powers in Vatican move
Pope Paul VI announced a Motu Proprio expanding bishops powers on a permanent basis. Bishops gain 40 faculties including to decide Pauline Privilege marriage cases and preach and hear confessions worldwide, with other privileges previously granted on application becoming permanent. The move decentralizes Church administration and reduces Curia authority as the council session nears its nine month recess.
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Body Recovered of Local Man After River Drowning
The body of Howard Knapp, 48, of Savanna, was recovered Sunday about five miles south of Savanna after drowning Thanksgiving Day when his boat capsized in the Mississippi River.
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Kennedy father of late President relaxes in Palm Beach
Joseph P Kennedy a semi invalid and former ambassador to Great Britain spends winter at his Palm Beach home with wife Rose after flying from Hyannis Port, Mass in their private plane. He is 75 and suffered a 1961 stroke.
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Civil rights bill moves toward floor despite committee hold
Speaker McCormack said a discharge petition will be filed by Emanuel Celler to bring the civil rights bill to the House floor, needing 218 signatures. House Rules Chair Smith has no plan to act this year. Johnson backs early hearings and swift passage. Bolling promotes the discharge petition with leadership support.
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FBI report to declare Oswald lone Kennedy shooter
An extensive FBI review nearing completion will assert Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone without aid in Kennedy’s assassination. It says he fired from a sixth floor window at Dallas, with three shots hitting or missing the president, and that Gov. Connally was wounded. The document underpins the Warren Commission’s early work while some sections on Jack Ruby may be withheld.
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Curran Alleges False Arrest In Minneosta Case
William J. Curran of Vermillion testified he was not arrested until two Minneapolis officers arrived after he propositioned Bloomington policewoman Marsha Johnson at the Guest House Motel on October 30. Johnson testified Curran accepted $40 and was then arrested for pandering and false hotel registration.
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