Lowell Sun (Newspaper) - October 15, 1962, Lowell, Massachusetts MAY DROP PLEDGES THE LOWELL SUN Lowell Massachusetts MONDAY EVENING 15 1962 2.0 Pages 7 Gents Warmer Year Serving Historic Middlesex SEE PACK s EDITION Vatican Council to Act on Mixed Marriages By John Gale ROME sources say the Roman Catholic Church cal council Vatican II may dispense with the pledges it demands of who marry Catholics The sources said there also Is talk of the church giving status and for the first time to other denominations and ending the traditionally aloof attitude of the Church of Rome Protestant groups have been writing quietly for a revision o Catholic attitude on both these points regarded as wounding by ither Christian churches The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey last week referred to the conditions for mixed marriages as very painful to Anglicans American Cardinals in Rome Five U S cardinals attending Ro- man Catholic Ecumenical Council In Vatican City shown Sunday at Jhe pontifical North American college in Rome From Cardinals Joseph ter Sr Louis Richard Gushing Boston Francis Spellman New York Francis James Los and bert Meyer PHOTO Chicago President's Arouses Optimism Among Political Advisers WASHINGTON dent Kennedy's two of barnstorming on behalf af cratic candidates have aroused cautious optimism among his est political advisers But they still don't know the answer to the biggest campaign Will the President's Immense popularity as reflected in mendous crowd reactions in such Democratic strongholds ns burgh Buffalo Baltimore and New York City rub off on the congressional and statewide riding his The Presidents presence heir areas has been of benefit to them there's no about one associate said The people turned to see the ident but there are still three car in an 18 mile motorcade from the Niagara Falls Airport to Buffalo Sunday to wind up a week-end of campaigning in that city Pittsburgh and other points in western Pennsylvania Louisville Ky Indianapolis ark and New Yoik City It was a busy vigorous day week-end which Kennedy con- cluded by flying to New York City from Buffalo to confer with Adlai E Stevenson U.S sador to Uie United Nations on Cuba the Congo and oilier ters Then lie flew back to ington for a arrival Next week-end there will be the same Kennedy is scheduled to Friday in Cleveland field 111 and Chicago Saturday hfl will visit Milwaukee St Louis weeks o so we still have Albuquerque Las Vegas and to see if go o lhc is a IW 1 o on Nov 6 If they vole we're sure they'll vote Democratic Kennedy summed it up Sunday In a interview when he said his mission on arduous week-end campaign tours up to Nov 6 election is to arouse some interest in this campaign and en- courage the turnout I DON'T enjoy if very Kennedy said Bui if this really was his sentiment it was not Seattle Worlds Fair's final Hay and then a return flight to Washington WASHINGTON UPI Extra safety precautions were taken for President Kennedy's arrival at Washington's National Airport day from New York because of concern that his Air Force had hydraulic trouble Five fire trucks sped o tions alongside the just Persons aboard the President's plane noted no problems although they reported hearing squeaking sounds when the landing gear was lowered EDT but the plane safely It appeared however to have down farther along the runway than commercial planes that were coming in beforehand Baby Born 30 Minutes After Mother Had Died BERLIN UPI Beaudoin said Demers night supervisor of the The girl was St Louis hospital here pressed j placed In an incubator and was her ear to the abdomen of a dead woman Sunday and thought she detected a heart beat The nun dashed to a telephone and summoned a physician Dr Beaudoin raced to the hospital and formed a Caesarean section on the body of Mrs Cecile who had been dead more than 30 minutes The girl born during lie brief operation did have a heartbeat ant was not breathing Beaudoin applied mouth respiration as anxious at- tendants watched The doctor then gave the infant oxygen and color crept into its tiny face Suddenly the baby cried and its breathing became normal he rcl ran aircraft landed at IT looks encouraging that she reported in satisfactory condition today Mrs Berthiaume 28 had been on ner way to attend Mass day morning when within one block of St Joseph's Church her car swerved across the road jumped a sidewalk and crashed into a utility pole The young woman mother of four staggered from the wrecked car walked unsteadily for 10 feel and collapsed on a lawn A boy saw the dent and alerted neighbors who called police minutes an ambulance was speeding Mrs Berthiaume to the hospital but she died en route of a skull Surviving are the woman's band Gerard 29 and their four children Richard 6 Claire 5 3 and Raymond 2 Missing BOSTON Tho Coast Guard and Boston harbor lice today sought John Jan 50 father of two dren who disappeared off a sea scout boat that carried men and boys on a Sunday fishing rip Dolan was missing when the boat to the Savin Hill yacht club after a day in bay Inst night Dorchester The archbishop said he was thinking of the Catholic invitation to the non-Catholic husband or wife to abandon his faith and the insistence that children of marriages must be brought up as Catholics Informed sources said the cil also will review the system ol allowing only a shortened service for mixed marriages These sources said use of the full Roman Catholic liturgy may be TO MANY observers here the most fascinating aspect of the council is the change it represents in the Catholic altitude to the oih er Chrislian churches Exchanges between Pope John XXIII and other Christian leaders have ly been more cordial Tiie Russian Orthodox Church has two observers here for the first formal contacts between the churches for nearly 10 centuries Another 16 churches or religious bodies are represented in talks with the Vatican Secretariat for Church Unity official contact on a scale that lias never been at- tempted previously A likeness of mind can be de- ii public statements by the Pope and such other prominent Christian leaders as Dr Ramsey The Anglican leader commented last week that there are many sues on which the views of he Anglican and Catholic churches would be substantially tical The Pope made a markedly similar statement Saturday ing Protestant observers at the council he did not know of any case in which Christians were divided on principle So far there has been only a gle one-hour working session of the council Hie next session is scheduled for Tuesday to begin election of 160 members of he 10 commissions that will study the issues before the council and work out lines of action for the full council to approve THE election had been scheduled to begin Saturday but a bloc of j high French Dutch and German By Sunday however the Nine Injured in Burlington Crash BURLINGTON Nine sons are recovering at Choate hospital Woburn today for- lowing a automobile accident on Rte 128 The accident which occurred at 5 p m yesterday between Middlesex turnpike and Rte 3 tied up traffic lor miles Local police report that in the northbound lane in which the crash occurred traffic was backed up to the Lexington line and in the southbound fane back to the line Injured in the chain tion accident were Marietta Voglis of 103 East holm parkway New York City possible fracture of the neck vertebrae Yilmaz vim 38 32 Lake Hill street Arlington Sarah Kalil 60 of 220 Hampshire street rence abrasions and a tured wrist Joan Kalil 29 of Tremont street Lawrence lacerations of the forehead and leg Zakie Howard 34 of Gale road Hartford Conn lacerations and a possible skull fracture Judith Ann Kalil 17 months 72 Tremont street Lawrence head injuries and abrasions Andrew Joseph Kalil months same ad- dress head injuries and con- William Howard 13 months Glen road Hartford Conn and Joseph Kalil 33 of 72 Tremont street rence broken jaw and facial injuries Operators ol the biles were Clarence Gorham Me Yilmaz vim 38 of 32 Lake Hill street Arlington Joseph Kalil 33 of 72 Tremont street rence and Robert K Harris 24 ol Brockton Stoneham Seeks Aid STONEHAM ham which experienced vere flooding in recent storms has appealed to state i to help alleviate the problem Town officials Sunday night sent telegrams to Gov John A and other officials ing to support tion to remedy the situation They urged to inform Metropolitan District Commission man Robert Murphy of their feelings on the matter prior to a meeting between ham officials and Murphy day ales demanded more time to get acquainted with the candidates The various national groups used the week-end to campaign for their various candidates New moves are expected from i in the city's heaviest rains in half the French Dutch and German century groups to ensure that most tional groups are on the commissions Each System jurors are picked in The law says that a Thus they are chosen as i mmr Ko hal than a New Hampshire This may he one of the lers brought before the Judicial Council today in a public ing scheduled for the state house A survey by United Press In- indicated that in some prudence I more than twice in two years and In one case one man JJi was called for jury duty three j Critics of the system ask if the times in six and this In limit involved should be ex- city of persons tended from two to years THEN again there art some Potomac Fever WASHINGTON Who says office are im- They caught ore knocking off work for the afternoon to play with World Series balling averages on TV In California hit Democrat but Tat Brown could Dick Nixon and any Republican but Nixon could beat Brown Washington Is alarmed at uproar between Yeman and It's old story tions and The White may sign n to on in far parties lhc tnn coM far Hob A place you go on account to meet a lot of who wouldn't lake you out to dinner on their own money areas persons selected are either retired or have little to do tial veniremen rather than a ingman Also it seems there are more people excepted from jury duly because of the nature of their professions than there are those eligible sioa has electee by the prelates and eight named by the Pope The Pope in making his appointments is also expected to ensure thai as many cal areas and schools of thought are represented as possible Sailor Dies in Crash WORCESTER AP One sailor was killed and another injured critically yesterday when their car overturned on Upland street Both were thrown irom the car Hugh Hannon 23 of was killed and Jabez N Harding 21 of Lynchburg Va suffered head injuries Harding's name was placed on the danger list at Worcester erl Upton says he received a tele- phone call citing at least one of these instances but he said he would have to have a formal re- quest before committing the to a study of the matter The may come loday The council is required to hold jal least three meetings city hospital The two men were attached to the submarine base at New London Conn Police were unable to say who was driving Pierce Opposes Ford as Series Resume Today SAN FRANCISCO for today's sixth World Series game at Candlestick park NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO Kubck ss Kueen If Richardson 2b Tresh Alou rf Mantle cf Marls rf Cepeda Ib Howard 3b Skowron c Buyer 3b Pagan ss Ford p Pierce p Umpires Berry American plate Landes National base Honochick American second base third base National left field foul line Soar American right field foul line Pierce of the San Francisco Giants and Whiley Ford of the New York Yankees were picked to pitch in today's game which starts at noon 2 p.m The Yankees lead the autumn baseball classic three games to two and a victory today would bring them 20th series title in the last 40 years A seventh game would be played Tuesday if necessary Gentle winds and a high of 67 to 74 were forecast for today Both teams 90 miles Modesto Sunday for a workout on a dry diamond there Pierce who never has lost at Candlestick Park and Ford re- they were ready to go after iie layoff SAN FRANCISCO AP The ains at long last have gone and tie weatherman promises fine Baseball weather for today's sixth Vorld Series was to ave been played last Friday Baseball Commissioner Ford rrick postponed the game for the lirri straight day Sunday It was n unusual postponement because 16 sun shone brightly but the was soggy and the grass too outfield was dry enough to permit the grass to be cut and all in top shape after three days of almost steady torrential downpours Nearly five inches fell VETERAN Billy Law Officers to Review Risch Mystery Tomorrow Baby Suffocates The question put forth by ob- Lually on the third Monday of servers is basically this view and October of the facts Is council meets lo allow any tice being person present to voice his views Judicial Council Chairman o matters involving the administration of justice TJ Api A CAMBRIDGE AP officers will sit down tomorrow nnd review a mys as deep now as it was on an October afternoon a year ago when a little girl in Lincoln went to a neighbor to say her mother Mrs Martin D Risch 31 was missing Little said there was red paint on the kitchen floor The pain proved to be blood There was on the wall where a tele phone receiver had been ripped from its cord There was blood elsewhere even drops in an upstairs room little David Risen 2 lay asleep There was on Mrs car standing in her driveway Since then woods have been searched a reservoir explored every slim clue run down and a step-by-step check made of the life of the young woman It reached right up to the time INSIDE THE SUN Six Raiders Sink Cuban Patrol Junior High Ceilings Termed Hazardous 13 14 Suburban s Lowell and Keith Lose Amusements 18 10 Classified 38 County News 10 Jl Deaths Editorial Sports Tn reach nil departments of Thr Sun TV Radio Women's News Fifth Fire at Hood Farm Kl Mrs Risch took her daughter yesterday and a medical Ann a baby was lying Dead was Natalie Peavey daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Peavey Officials said when the family returned from a trip the twins Natalie Ann and BEVERLY fifth Norma Jeanne were placed fire in two weeks broke out on a bed When the mother Sunday at the H P Hood Sons showplace Cherry Hill dairy farm The blaze lo less smoking on the part of an employee was extinguished without damage A fire last week which caused damage to a large barn still is under In- The farm was closed to the public Friday because of the rash of fires picked lip Ann the in- fant was limp Efforts to re- vive her at home and at a hospital failed Dies in Crash Vt ter Jones a apple picker was killed when an automobile went off Route 325 and struck a tree to a dentist on Inn morning of Oct 24 1361 returned home for lunch put her small son lo bed and sent her daughter to play at a neighbor's home THE saw Mrs Risch standing beside her car at p.m At the office of Middlesex County Disl John J Droney who mets with his investigators tomorrow it was explained today that the never has been explained Martin Risch Fitchburg Paper Co executive when asked if there is hope his wife is alive says I don't know any more than anyone else docs Mrs Risch whose maiden name was Joan Nat Iras was horn in Brooklyn N Y and lived with her husband and children in Conn until they came to Lincoln seven months before her dis- appearance Mrs FDR Not as Well investigation established still has not whether Mrs is alive or dead whether she was abducted or not There Is no evidence that she left home voluntarily Pointing to possible rion is the report of a second car that had been parked far a time that about p.m in the driveway behind NEW YORK iin D Roosevelt confined to Columbia Presbyterian Medical enter with a lung infection since Sept 26 is not as well as in re- days the hospital reported loday The former First Lady continues to have a had been under control but has now returned he hospital said This was the same as out Saturday and Sunday Driver Dies as Car Hits Tree James L 19 of 38 Hillcrest road was killed Sunday when his car hit a free on Route 2A He was alone at the time of the accident Jones age was not available Mrs car Its presence DESMOND Speaks TONIGHT P M
