Cardinals consider papal succession amid pope health concerns
Vatican dispatch notes a small group of cardinals seen as likely to succeed Pope as speculation rises over who will be elected. The College of Cardinals faces uncertainty about the next pope with the current leader’s health dominating discussions.
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Liberal church figures vie for papacy in new line of cardinals
The text lists potential papal contenders led by Giovanni Battesotto Urbani born in the 20th century and other senior cardinals. It notes Cardinal Urbani as patriarch of Venice and the leading candidate among this group, alongside Cardinal Ruffini of Palermo, Cardinal Valeri of the Sacred Congregation of the Religious, and others.
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Let Your Light Shine Before Men in Faithful Service
Major Mable Cox of the Salvation Army shares biblical reflections from Matthew 5 16 18 urging believers to let their light shine and fulfill the law while loving enemies as Jesus taught in verses 43 46. The excerpt draws on two passages urging righteous living and compassionate conduct.
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Railroads Use Billions of Gallons and Kilowatt Hours
The Western Railways Association reports that Chicago railroads used 3.382 billion gallons of diesel oil 93.57 million gallons of fuel oil and 1.625 billion kilowatt hours of electricity to power locomotives in 1961.
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Taxes Collected Largely From Business In 1962 New York
New York fiscal 1962 tax takings totaled about 94 billion dollars with roughly 84 percent collected from business. The Tax Foundation, a non profit organization, released the finding.
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Dim View Taken on New Grain Program
Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey warned of a very dim future for a proposal to replace wheat and feed grain laws with a minimal program. Critics say it would repeal the current feed grain law and strip the agriculture secretary of authority to hold another wheat referendum next year.
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