Cardinals Face Split Over Conclave Direction
Vatican report highlights two leading candidates Cardinal Montini and Cardinal Siri as symbols of reform and tradition. The conclave of 82 princes will decide whether the next pope should pursue innovation or preserve traditionalist policies, with implications for global diplomacy and Church unity.
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Vatican City
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
John XXII
Giuseppe Cardinal Siri
Sistine Chapel
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Burial Insurance By Mail Promises $1000 Policy
A Fort Worth ad touts a mail order life policy from Central Security Life Insurance Co offering $1000 coverage for ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam. It invites tear out and sending name, address, and year of birth to receive free information with no obligation.
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Legal Reserve Life
Central Security Life Insurance Co
West Rosedale
Fort Worth
Texas
Cardinals Prepare for Conclave After Pope John Death
The church debates next pope with Milan Archbishop Montini and Genoa Archbishop Siri as likely Italian candidates. Commissions set to run conclave details while workmen seal the Vatican and prepare living quarters behind locked doors for the cardinals until a new pontiff is chosen.
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Cardinal Sin
Milan
Pope John
Cardinal Siri
Genoa
Pius Ixi
Vatican
John
Sistine Chapel
Cardia
St. Camascus
St. Peter
New Alka Line Powder Aids Loose Teeth
PFASTEETH a nonacidified powder is marketed to secure dentures. It claims to keep plates firmer reducing embarrassment from loose false teeth and suggests buying at drug counters.
Cardinals prepare for conclave amid Pope John mourning
Forty two cardinals are to vote in sessions at the Sistine Chapel with two ballots per session as Rome awaits arrivals from around the world. Crowds line up to mourn Pope John whose body lies in a tomb beneath St. Peter's. Archbishop Roberto Ronea led a Requiem Mass and absolved mourners at the symbolic coffin as two American cardinals James Francis McIntyre and Joseph Ritter prayed at the tomb.
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Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope John
St. Peter's Basilica
Scranton Backs Tough School Reorganization Bill
Governor William W. Scranton pledges strong support for a tough school district reorganization bill in Pittsburgh. He criticizes Senate amendments and plans to meet GOP readers to strengthen the measure, aiming to keep districts within original 4000 student or 2500 special case thresholds, with exemptions for districts offering quality education.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
William W. Scranton
Better Buss
Burgh
Scranton
State Senate
GOP
Cigarette Smoking Linked to Heart Disease Warned by AHA
The American Heart Association reports evidence since 1960 linking heavy smoking to heart disease. The board adopts a stance to discourage smoking, especially for teens and high risk adults, urging educational programs and noting no contradiction to earlier findings. Separate note highlights affordable short courses in Rothenburg and Bavarian resorts for painting and photography.
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New York
UPI
American Heart Association
Association
Rothenburg
Germany
Franconia
Mittenwald
Fussen
Job's Daughters Elect Officers In Daleville Temple
Nancy Smith elected Honored Queen of Beth el No. 115 for six months at Job's Daughters meeting in the Masonic Temple Daleville. Senior Princess Wanda Conyers Junior Princess Nancy Merchant Guide Sharon Shoemaker Marshal Marsha Blevins. Retiring Queen Sue Paginter schedules Go to Church Sunday June 9 at Chesterfield Christian Church. A dance for Miss Smith set for June 22 in the Masonic Temple basement with door admission. Daleville High School principal Ray Evans lists Regular students for final grading period across 12th 11th 10th and 9th grades with numerous names.
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Masonic Temple
Nancy Smith
Wanda Conyers
Nancy Merchant
Sharon Shoemaker
Marsha Blevins
Sue Paginter
New Chesterfield Christian Church
Miss Smith
Norma Heavner
Loretta Norrod
Dianne Shirey
Gloria Shirey
Linda Spall
Janie Brinker
Greg Hinchman
Phyllis Marcum
Pam Paschal
Debbie Strautameyer
Kenny Burcham
Laura Evans
Karen Goodpasture
Marygayle Hartzell
David Howell
Ronald Keesling
John Kiefer
Sharon Newton
Tawanta Orr
Larry Phelps
Cooling off period nears end in railroad feather bedding dispute
The 30 day cooling off period expires at midnight Tuesday as negotiators led by Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz seek an agreement to avert a strike. Some experts favor compulsory arbitration on work rules.
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United Press International
Washington
Willard Wirtz
Statue of Liberty Museum drives 1.3 million fund drive
A group forming the American Museum of Immigration to build a Statue of Liberty base museum has collected 1.3 million from the public. The World Telegram reports more than 800,000 has been spent on salaries publicity and expenses, with about 450,000 retained for the museum project. Donations came from patriotic groups and school children nationwide.
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New York
UPI
New York World-Telegram
Scripps-Howard
Museum of Immigration
American Museum of Immigration
Hartke Aide Resigns to Lead Retail Clerks Publicity
Pau F E. Pierce, 35, legislative assistant to Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana, resigned to head public relations for the Retail Clerks International Association. Pierce is a former Indiana state legislator from Indianapolis. The note appears in Hartke’s Washington office release.
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Hartke
Washington
Istiqlal seeks U S witnesses over Moroccan election rift
U S Undersecretary G Mennen Williams became entangled in a dispute between Morocco's Istiqlal party and the government. The party wants Williams and U S officials to testify in a defamation suit amid allegations of improper use of American aid to sway the May 17 elections. Five Istiqlal leaders, including four recently elected deputies, were arrested on state security charges.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
U.S
G. Mennen Williams
Istiqlal Party
Istiqlal
Williams
John H. Ferguson
U. S
Ahmed Reda Guedira
Defense Ministry
Siamese Twins Enter Medical Study for Separation
Siamese twins born Friday moved to Childrens Hospital for tests to assess separation feasibility. Parents Mr and Mrs John Temshenko of Tarentum Pa. also have two young boys and a girl. The twins weighed 11 pounds 2 ounces at birth and were delivered by Dr A M Fetchko at Allegheny Valley Hospital Natrona Pa. This is the second set delivered by the doctor, first in 1959.
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UPS
Childrens’ Hospital
John Temshenko
Tarentum
Here
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Natrona
A. M. Fetchko
Fetchko
United States Holds Back From Buddhist Demonstration Hall
UPI reports the United States moves to limit support for Diem after Buddhist protests. Gen Harkins reportedly told advisers not to accompany Vietnamese units and to avoid aiding either side to not jeopardize the war effort. Chile aims to boost sugar beet acreage by 25 percent to pursue self sufficiency.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
Five Area Youths Graduated At DePauw 124th Ceremony
Five Madison County students earned Bachelor of Arts degrees at DePauw University during the 124th commencement on June 9. Recipients Lana Anchor Sue Hitz John Melson Rebecca Watts and Jerry McCoy were among about 475 seniors as Dr Elvis J Stahr Jr IU president delivered the address.
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Depauw University
Lana Anchor
van Buskirk Rd
Sue Hitz
Nichol St
John Melson
McKinley St
Rebecca Watts
W. 12Th St
Anderson
Jerry McCoy
South A
Elwood
Elvis J. Stahr, Jr
Indiana University
Purdue Farm Market Trends See Modest Demand Shifts
Purdue agricultural economists report rising demand for farm products from growing population and income, with most gains likely to nonfarm goods. They foresee price increases for corn hogs and fed cattle, slight drops for broilers and stable watermelons, plus milk price support ongoing due to surplus production and expansion of the Indianapolis milk order area.
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Lafayette
Purdue University Agricultural
Indiana
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Iraqi Kurdistan Crisis Recurs With New Government Campaign
Cairo based MENA dispatch from Baghdad says Iraq declares a new war on Kurdish tribesmen seeking self rule. The north faces 24 hour arming deadline, with villages ordered to surrender or risk shelling and destruction in Kirkuk Sulaymania and Arbil. Barzani leaders push for an independent state amid ongoing upheaval.
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API
Middle East
MENA
Baghdad
Hassan el-Bakr
Abdul Karim Kassem
Kassem
National Revolutionary Council
Jelal Talabani
Kirkuk
Sulaymania
Arbil
Barzani
Terre Haute Cain And Abel Trial Postponed
The second degree murder trial of James Spellman, 55, in Terre Haute is postponed until fall after a principal witness will be out of the city for 30 days. Spellman is charged with stabbing his brother Lawrence, 59, with a Japanese bayonet on Feb. 2 during a drinking quarrel in their shared home. Spellman has been jailed since his March 19 indictment.
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Terre Haute
Ind
James Spellman
Spellman
Lawrence
Administration hospital bill passage seen in Indiana
In Indianapolis a welfare official predicted the administration's hospital care program will become law this year despite an AMA led campaign of fear. Ivan Nestingen called the AMA financing a campaign to defeat the proposal and urged effort to tell the public the truth. Army worm outbreaks have appeared in Southern Indiana and may spread to other parts of the state.
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Indianapolis
American Medical Association
Ivan A. Nestingen
Health Education and Welfare
Chicago
F. J. L. Blase Ingame
AMA
White House
Nestingen
Exampe
Indiana Federation of Democratic Women
Blasingame
Lafayette, Ind
Indiana
State
Madison Cockfight Bust Sent Hundreds to Court
More than 140 people from across the region and Canada were arrested at an illegal cockfighting raid near Madison. About 200 fighting roosters valued at $10,000 and $2,500 in equipment were seized. Justice Ralph Brother collected over $3,000 in fines at the makeshift arena.
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Madison, Ind
UPI
Canada
Irvin V. West
Justice of the Peace
Ralph Brother
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