Bishops Given Limited Powers
Vatican decree by Pope Paul VI grants bishops permanent rights to exercise faculties previously earned on application. Key provisions include Pauline Privilege for marriage cases, admission of illegitimate youths to priesthood, and authority to permit reading certain forbidden books for study. Also allows Mass at nontraditional times and in homes, signaling decentralization of Vatican Curia authority.
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Rail unions challenge arbitration ruling amid strike threat
Five rail unions vow to file suit in federal court Friday to overturn last Tuesday’s arbitration decision eliminating thousands of jobs and to contest the August emergency law underpinning it. The unions warn railroads profit at workers’ expense as the four year dispute with about 200 railroads persists under the Railway Labor Act and presidential board rulings.
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Parking Ban Takes Effect in Biddeford Streets
Biddeford Police Chief Ed Sevigny ordered an all night parking ban for the rest of winter to aid snowplows. Violators will have cars towed as enforced by local police.
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Biddeford Finishes Year In The Black Bond Victory
Biddeford Mayor Willie Pomerleau said the 240000 bond issue will not be needed as the city ends the year in the black with 117008.95 cash and 18000 receivables from school subsidies. The city will use these to cover 1962 county tax and two fire trucks, reducing the inherited tax anticipation debt to 120000.
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Snow Warning Across New England From Storm
Weather Bureau issued heavy snow warnings for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont and western Massachusetts after the first widespread overnight snowfall. Accumulations may exceed six inches in the three northern states with south portions getting snow this afternoon and tonight. Warnings expect a taper by Wednesday morning in the south and afternoon in the north. Some commuters were late due to slick roads from last night’s snow.
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Soviets Mull Moon Flight Cooperation at UN
United Nations delegates await Kremlin guidance as Adlai Stevenson, speaking for President Johnson, revives Kennedy's moon mission offer. He proposed joint preliminary engineering and science work, while noting no immediate Soviet reaction. Western diplomats judge trust must improve before any joint venture.
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Report Indicates Oswald Acted Alone in Kennedy Killing
Washington sources say an FBI report nearing completion will state that Lee Harvey Oswald acted without accomplices in the November 22 assassination from a sixth floor Dallas window. The document, shared with President Johnson, forms core material for the Warren Commission, with details on shots, timing, and lack of link to Jack Ruby.
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Kennedy Eyes Return to Support Johnson and Public Office
Robert Kennedy, 38, attorney general and brother to the late President, is expected to return from a Florida rest and back him as Lyndon Johnson leads. He may join the ticket as potential vice president, with long-term plans to seek public office. Kennedy’s civil rights stance earns praise from many and criticism from some. He bears the shock of his brother’s assassination with stoic calm, after a Justice Department crime conference in McLean, Virginia.
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