Papal succession and likely candidates after John XXIII
Speculation grows on John XXIII's successor with names like Spellman Montini Agagianian Urbani and Sericaro among candidates. Cardinals hold election in the Sistine Chapel by two thirds plus one. enthronement typically follows on a Sunday or Holy Day after the vote.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Sacred College of Cardinals
Cardinal Spellman
Angelo Guiseppe Cardinal
Roncalli
Holy See
John
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Peter Gregory Cardinal
Agagianian
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Venice
Giacomo Cardinal Sercearo
Bologna
Cardinal Agagianian
Pope Pius
Cardinal Montini
Cardinal Roncalli
John XXII
Hardran Vic of
Holland
Sistine Chapel
Editorial: REA subsidies should end as private power rivalry grows
The Baltimore Morning Sun argues the Rural Electrification Administration has largely completed its mission and now expands with taxpayer subsidies. It cites an AEA Co op winning a Florida Air Force base contract using cheap Treasury funds, duplicating private lines, and urges subsidy withdrawal to ensure fair competition and protect taxpayers.
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Baltimore Morning Sun
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
The
Sun
AEA
Air Force
Florida
Dim View Of Welfare State Poll In Oregon District
Congressman Walter Norblad of Oregon’s First District releases a district poll showing broad opposition to federal funding and welfare programs. Majorities oppose farm price supports and urban transport aid, while support exists for tax deductions for college costs. The findings echo wider national concern.
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Walter Norblad
Oregon
Successful Investing Widow Plans Two-Fold Objectives
Roger E. Spear provides financial guidance to a widow with a nine year old son seeking income for college and growth for future education. He recommends high grade bonds for income and Texaco as a growth stock, noting inflation risk over ten years and urging a shift toward growth holdings while preserving existing income.
Dr Brady Health Service column recalls its century run
The health column launched May 11 1914 reflects on nearly fifty years of publication and the author’s history. He explains aims hygiene nutrition and prevention and notes dramatic episodes with editors readers and a hair growth claim.
Tax Cut Alternative May Offer Quick Economic Boost
Washington opinion piece argues a mid year tax cut is less urgent but still desirable to raise recovery and reduce unemployment. It notes Congress will delay action until summer and suggests extending or expiring wartime taxes as a practical substitute if a full cut stalls.
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Washington
U. S
Kennedy
Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
New York Herald Tribune Inc
May Building Permits Rise in County and City
May building permits total 811826 in construction values with 70 new dwellings and two new business projects. County permits cover ot 4000 streets and 139000 for nine houses in the city permits totaling 179000 and include a gas station and a three unit apartment.
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Audrey Welsh
4Th St
Ind
E. 38Th St
Foltelore and Frontier Jokes By William Wa Foltelore
A column of humorous anecdotes and quips from William Wa Foltelore presents child antics and family sayings. It includes jokes about hair electricity attic ladders and heaven for animals plus a gag about ox tails and gas on the stomach.
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John Henry
American Legion Airborne Membership Drive Sets City Stops
The American Legion Fort y and Eight launches an aerial round up to raise 1963 membership toward 106 015 by June 8 led by Ralph Cushman Ralph Strom and Ed Fulton. They depart Weir Cook airport at 8 45 a m visiting Crawfordsville Vincennes Huntingburg Seymour Hagerstown Marion Auburn South Bend Gary Monticello and return to Indianapolis with prizes for districts. Oregon peaks exceed 6000 feet with Mt Hood at 11245 feet.
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American Legion
Department
Ralph ‘Curly’ Cushman
Ralph Strom
Gare
Ed Fulton
Weir Cook
Indiana
Legion
Crawfordsville
Vincennes
Huntingburg
Seymour
Hagerstown
Marion
Auburn
South Bend
Gary
Monticello
Indianapolis
Patriotism and Prostitution in Psychiatric Thought
Abstracted discussion by Dr. Max Levin on patriotism and moral values, citing a Current Medical Digest essay and a Navy Polaris program note. It links love of country to family devotion and argues true love is selfless, contrasting with sexual infatuation. Includes a commentary on mustangs and courage, and a request for readers to send inquiries with self-addressed envelopes.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Max Levin
Glenn
Washington, D.C
Glenn Rabbis
Levin
Current Medical Digest
Egypt
Dr. Levin
USA
U. S. Navy
Robin
Sidney Carton
Eddie Fisher Could Get Half Of Liz's Cleopatra Earnings
Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor reportedly share a 50 percent earnings arrangement through a corporation tied to her Cleopatra earnings. The pact could yield up to five million dollars for Fisher if Taylor’s role earns ten million, with Taylor living in London as Fisher performs near Philadelphia. Nine volcanic Azores islands are noted in the same report.
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Eddie Fisher
Liz
Hollywood
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Rome
London
Philadelphia
Light From God's Law in International Sunday School Lesson
The lesson centers on Psalm 19 and Psalm 119, praising God's pure commandments. It contrasts blessings and curses from making choices under God's Law and emphasizes that God’s Word is a lamp guiding faith and conduct, with statutes understood as righteous and to be followed, warmed by God's love.
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Pius XII
Roger E. Spear
Texaco
Spear
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Associated Press
Herald
Sundey
Roscoe Drummond
Thomas Curtis
Missouri
Foltelore
William Wa
Satan
Oregon Peaks
Salem
Mt. Hood
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Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
J. B. Martin
America
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WHBU
WLW
Cincinnati
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NBC
Ween
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Christian Brotherhood Church
Church of the Air
Voice of Prophecy
Moscow
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Methodist
Lowman
Good Life
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Edgewood Baptist
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Word of Life
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Jim Gerard
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John Chancellor
Navy
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World Tomorrow
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Panel of Living
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St. Francis
Capital Cloakroom
Tom Harmon
Hoosier
World News
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Azores
the Lord
Julien C. Hyer
U.S. Navy
WTTV
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ABC Wish
Wlwt
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Church
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Peter Gunn
Riley
Hartke Smoot
Adams
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Lassie Law
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Lassie
Jones
Impact
Disney's
Dennis Jetsons
Disneyc
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Ed Sullivan
Their House
Nowood
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Smith
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