Pride Pope Battle Over Amalfi Bishop Seat
In Amalfi Italy 50 000 residents press for a new bishop after the death of Most Rev Angelo Rossini in October 1965 Pope Paul VI balks at appointing a bishop for the diocese Vatican policy favors larger jurisdictions Demonstrators blocked access to the cathedral to the papal appointee Apostolic visitor Jolando Nuzzi was escorted by carabinieri to say Mass but demonstrations escalated with cut loose action.
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Railroads face regulation and subsidy woes in US collapse
The second of two editorials outlines industry proposals to ease railroads' two big problems regulation and money. It notes lengthy ICC and state reviews for line abandonments, urges limited subsidies or a phased upgrade fund, and advocates controlled rate freedom up to six percent with post hearing adjustments. It cites ASTRO chief George Smathers and calls for modernization of readbeds and terminals.
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Fire Victims Find Friends in Coolidge
Coolidge Kansas residents helped Arkansas couple Don and Mrs. Norman Berryville to safety after their car caught fire on US 50. The vehicle burned completely before Holly fire trucks arrived. The Normans stayed with John and Mrs. Borgen of Coolidge until they continued their journey by bus. The driver said a dragging rear wheel started the Sunday morning blaze.
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Protests, bishop mass canceled amid Amalfi tensions
In Amalfi protests fueled by local grievance over historic status clash with religious rites. Police dispersed demonstrators as a bishop canceled Mass. Friday 40 persons faced disorderly conduct charges. Also noted: Amalfi’s historic maritime power and seasonal tourist surges. In South Africa gastro-enteritis killed 185 people in five eastern towns in early 1971, authorities call it quite normal.
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Naples
Eastern Cape Province
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