Boston priests urge Washington archbishop to lift penalties
A group of 158 Boston priests urge Cardinal O Boyle to withdraw penalties on 13 priests after the papal encyclical reaffirmed artificial contraception. They argue authority must respect conscientious objection and call U S bishops to protest to the archbishop of Washington. The dispute follows suspensions and lesser penalties issued to the priests.
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Boston
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Washington
Association of Boston Urban Priests
O’boyle
U.S
Pawtucket Times faces contempt citation in family court
In Woonsocket Rhode Island the Pawtucket Times must answer a contempt citation issued by Judge John F Doris in family court by Tuesday morning. The citation stems from an editorial dispute arising earlier this week.
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Woonsocket, R.I. AP
Pawtucket Times
John F. Doris
Peterson's Ointment relieves itch of piles fast
A newspaper ad claims over a million dollars yearly is spent on remedies for piles. It promotes Peterson's Ointment as a cooling astringent that soothes pile itch in minutes. Available as a box or 95 cent tube applicator with a delight or money back guarantee.
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Eterson
Peterson
Power Commissioner Ross resigns from FPC after seven years
Federal Power Commissioner Charles R. Ross announces his resignation, praising the commission for revitalizing regulation of the electric power industry and noting its role in the 1964 interconnection survey. President Johnson appoints Albert B. Brooke Jr. to complete Ross's term.
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Washington
Charles R. Ross
FPC
Ross
Johnson
Albert B. Brooke Jr
Brooke
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Beethoven's late life defies deafness with continued composing
Despite complete deafness by 1819, Ludwig van Beethoven persisted in creating music up to his death. His output remained prolific as he adapted to hearing loss, guiding the direction of late classical and early romantic styles.
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Beethoven
Soviet Moskva Helicopter Carrier Joins Mediterranean Fleet
Washington, AP. Admiral Moorer says the 650 foot Moskva marks a Soviet move to a modern seapower role in the Mediterranean. The ship, arriving via the Dardanelles, slowly shifts balance away from U.S. Sixth Fleet dominance and signals broader Soviet oceanic presence and mobility.
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Washington
Thomas H. Moorer
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Russia
Moskva
Dardanelles Straits
U.S
Egypt
Israel
Mideast
United States
Moorer
Adult Group Meets In Biddeford Hall
Biddeford Adult Group met yesterday afternoon at DAV Hall on Bradbury Street with a box lunch before a whist game. Winners included Adele Grenier Malvina Bineault Adeline Plante Leona Thompson Edward Gallant Laura Gobeil Adele St Ours Emma Thiboutot Laura Neault Rose Beaulieu Yvonne Cote and Edward Garon. Entertainment by Adeline Letourneau and Norbert Plante. Next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon with another whist party. Spilled gasoline washed away by Biddeford firefighters on Gooch Street after a still alarm.
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Biddeford
DAV Hall
Bradbury Street
Adele Grenier
Malvina Bineault
Adeline Plante
Leona Thompson
Edward Gallant
Laura Gobeil
Adele St. Ours
Emma Thiboutot
Laura Neault
Rose’ Beaulieu
Yvonne Cote
Edward Garon
Adeline Letourneau
Norbert Plante
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