Debate Over Mandatory Retirement for Bishops at 75
Vatican council fathers debated whether bishops should resign at 75 due to age. Some urged mandatory retirement while others opposed pressure on aging bishops. Concerns focused on financial support and the bishop’s duty to his diocese amid calls for a proposed decree recommending retirement at 75.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Michele Gonzio Malta
Corrado Mingo
Monreale
Italy
Antonio Anoveros
Cadiz
Spain
Council For
GATT Panel Seeks Deal Ending 17 Month Chicken War
A five member GATT panel in Geneva opened talks to compromise on the U S chicken export losses caused by rising European Community duties. The panel will weigh damage, suggest relief measures, and may urge tariff cuts on European poultry or higher U S duties on other goods to offset chicken losses.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
Reds Birchers Feel HSTs Lash
Former President Harry S Truman blasted the Communists as a sect of damned liars and called the John Birch Society Ku Klux Klansmen without their night shirts. He warned the Russians fear Chinese Communists and spoke at an Anti-Defamation League anniversary dinner at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Harry S. Truman
John Birch Society
Iran Rugs Auction Notice From Local Fair
Mrs. K. Daley of 514 South Main Street Lanesboro recently used this advertisement to raise interest in Magle family rugs for sale. Call 447-7311 for a friendly ad fairer and to place an order.
NHRR Probes Derailment Near Mystic River Drawbridge
Mystic Conn AP The New Haven Railroad opened an investigation into the derailment of the 42nd Street express near an unlocked drawbridge over Mystic River. Two diesel units a baggage car and a passenger car derailed four other passenger cars remained on the track No injuries reported Engineer appeared to miss a signal to stop Drawbridge had closed but not locked when incident occurred.
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Mystic
Pope Paul VI Takes Formal Possession of St John Lateran
In Rome more than 1000 Catholic prelates filled St John Lateran Basilica as Pope Paul VI formally assumes possession of the cathedral church and his see as bishop of Rome.
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Rome
St. John Lateran
Paul VI
Rain Cancels Veterans Day Parade and City Football Game
Persistent rain forced the cancellation of the annual Veterans Day parade in Pittsfield. The city title football game between Pittsfield High and St Joseph's High was postponed to Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Wahconah Park, weather permitting. Speaking events moved to Pittsfield High auditorium. Meteorologist George J Bulgarelli noted improving conditions ahead as rainfall totals reach nearly three inches by noon. The region faced a month long rainfall deficit, with 12 inches still needed to reach normal November totals. Temperatures are expected to stay slightly above seasonal norms for the next few days.
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Pittsfield High School
Pittsfield High
St. Joseph’s High
Wah¢onah Park
Italy Seeks End to Cabinet Crisis With Coalition
Rome reports President Antonio Segni plans to urge Aldo Moro to form a government by a center left alliance of the Christian Democrats and Socialists. Moro aims to include the Socialists if terms agreed. Communists threaten a general strike in Rome, while rightwing CD officials oppose ties with the Socialists unless they sever Communist links.
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Rome
UPI
Antonio Segni
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Italy
Moro
Christian Democrats
Mora
Balloon lands on sod farm in Kansas. farmer charges drivers
A hot air balloon floated for 45 minutes over Johnson County, Kansas, then landed on Jack W. Meyers' sod farm. About 10 cars followed the balloon, crossing a gate and driving onto the field. Meyers demanded $10 per vehicle for damages and let the drivers leave after they paid.
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Olathe
Kan
Johnson County
Jack W. Meyers
Meyers
iThey
Masons' Breakfast At McCormick Biggest Ever
In Chicago more than 12,800 Masons and families dined at McCormick Place, described as the largest breakfast served under one roof. Over 100 chefs prepared the second annual re dedication breakfast of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Illinois, with cleanup by about 30 dishwashers expected to finish by Wednesday. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark delivered the principal address.
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Chicago
McCormick Place
Lakefront Exposition Center
Ilinois
Tom Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy Leads U S War Tribute at Arlington Tomb
President Kennedy placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery under a clear sky. Thousands watched as Gen. David M. Shoup delivered a short address urging lasting peace while noting scientific progress.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
David M. Shoup
Korea
Kennedy to hold 11 am news conference in Washington
President Kennedy will hold a morning news conference at 11 a.m. Thursday in Washington, his first since March 4. White House sources said the shift was to accommodate afternoon papers, after a request by Ohio publishers during a lunch meeting last week.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Ohio
Follows His Nose in Sicilian Nose Reattachment
In Termini Imerse Sicily a sharp eyed friend reunited old age pensioner Giuseppe Rimasti with the tip of his nose after he was bitten in a fight. The tip was found on the ground and later stitched back onto his face at a hospital.
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Termini Imerese
Sicily
UPI
Giuseppe Rimasti
Rimasti
Imp Satellite to Measure Solar Radiation Winds
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD Missilemen plan to fuel a three stage Delta rocket to launch a 138 pound satellite named Imp on Tuesday. It is the first in a seven ship series by U.S. scientists to study space radiation for astronaut protection and solar storm forecasting. The probe carries Geiger counters magnetometers and detectors to aid shield design for Apollo capsules and future moon missions.
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UPD
U.S
Moon
Imp
Dela Rocket
Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Normal For Temperature
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging near the seasonal normal of 43 across the period with little day to day change. Rain is expected again around Thursday.
Ikeda Apologizes Under Criticism Amid Disasters
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda faced sharp opposition as weekend train and coal mine disasters killed 615 people and injured hundreds. Railways chief offered resignation as investigators blamed a faulty wheel and rail switch for crashes. morale and safety questions dominated the campaign in the final days before the Nov 21 election.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Yokohama
Ikeda
Liberal Democratic
Liberal Democrats
Omuta
Omala
Tenyro
Miike
Argentina Moves to Cancel Oil Contracts
President Arturo Illia of Argentina announced plans to annul United States and European oil contracts, ratifying a sovereign decision to cancel them this week. The move could affect about 397 million dollars in American investments, following discussions with Harriman who pressed for continuation of the oil deals.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Arturo U. Alia
Averell Harriman
U.S
United States
Harriman
Kennedy
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
Ilia
New York Jewel Robbers Active After Big Heist
A $200000 gem theft was reported as police probe the nation’s largest jewel robbery. Emanuel Simon and his wife said jewelry including a $35000 24 carat diamond ring was taken from their East Side Manhattan apartment. Police seek exact losses from the $3 million haul tied to a band of masked gunmen in uniforms who stopped a jewelers’ car and looted gems, gold bars, and other valuables.
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New York
Emanuel Simon
East Side
Manhattan
Simon
Poolice
Radio frequency switch brings new dispatch clarity
Newington police changed their radio channel to stop receiving Chicopee Massachusetts calls. The swap worked and now their radio picks up the Rhode Island sanitation department dispatcher, described as a female voice.
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Newington, Conn
UPI
Newington
Chicopee
Mass
Rhode Island Sanitation Department
Spaak Awarded Golden Medal by American Legion
CHUSSELS Belgium AP Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak of Belgium received the golden medal with a crown of the American Legion. Helmut Isenberg, vice commander of the legion in France, presented the medal at a Brussels ceremony.
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Chussels
Belgium
Paul Henri Spaak
American Legion
Helmut Isenberg
Legion
France
Spaak
Brussels
FBI Probes Boston Police Over Charges of Brutality
FBI probes alleged brutality by Boston police at the request of the Justice Department civil rights division. Robert Dellelo, 24, alleges he was beaten during interrogation after the Holmes shooting. Authorities dispute the accusations as police faces scrutiny from the Civil Liberties Union and Miss Helen Mejan.
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FBI
Boston
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Thomas J. Jenkins
Civil Rights Division
Department of Justice
Jenkins
Robert G. Dellero
George J. Holmes
Helen Melan
Dellelo
Holmes
Edmund JL. McNamara
Civil Liberties Union of
Massachusetts
Miss Mejan
CLU
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