Annulment Rise Tied to Lenient Pope Says Vatican
Vatican report shows a 5 percent rise in Roman Catholic annulments due to nonconsummation from 1968 to 1969. It notes papal leniency, local bishops gaining authority to begin preliminary studies without Vatican approval, and that divorce remains not sanctioned by the church.
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Albert blasts Nixon on funding crime fight
United States House Democratic Leader Carl Albert accused President Nixon of ignoring local police needs by not requesting an explicit crime-fighting budget. He noted that while Nixon spoke to fighting crime, Congress has yet to see a bill for next fiscal year. Emanuel Celler proposed up to 750 million in law enforcement grants, while Nixon's next-year allotment stands at 480 million. Albert said the Administration failed to communicate, undermining urgency of crimefighting and pressuring for faster, simpler federal aid to states. Mayors and police chiefs echo the call for more funding with less red tape.
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