Cardinals Face Conclave Dilemma Innovator or Traditionalist
Vatican observers note two cardinals, Montini and Siri, emerge as symbols of the conclave task to pick Pope John XXIII's successor. Montini, Milan archbishop, is seen as an innovator and Siri of Genoa a traditionalist. The June 19 conclave will decide whether the next pontiff leans toward reform or continuity.
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Scranton Backs Tough School Changes Bill
Scranton supports the reorganization measure amid party tensions as state legislators debate strengthening school district changes. The proceedings unfold with GOP leaders pressing to tighten provisions while union talks possible.
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Daleville Job Daughters Elect Officers
Miss Nancy Smith named Honored Queen for six months at Jol’s Daughters Bethe No 15 meeting in Masonic Temple Other officers elected include Wanda Conyers Nancy Merchant Sharon Shoemaker and Marsha Blevins Retiring Honored Queen Sue Painter sets Go to Church Sunday for June 9 at the new Chesterfield Christian Church A formal dance for Smith will be held in the Masonic Temple basement Daleville
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New Chesterfield Christian Church
Five Area Youths Graduated At 124th DePauw Ceremony
Five Madison County students at DePauw University were awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees June 9 at the 124th commencement. Indiana University president Elvis J Stahr Jr delivered the address to about 475 seniors.
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Niuea. Pr
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Indiana University
Purdue Arm Market Trends Highlight Shifts in Demand
Purdue University economists note rising farm product demand tied to growing population and seasonal factors. Five prominent income groups may bolster non farm product demand amid political tension and military court actions affecting a subset of farm product buyers. Prices are expected to rise in the summer as market dynamics shift.
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Siamese Twins Move To Children's Hospital For Separation Tests
Pittsburgh report states newborn twins joined at the chest and abdomen were moved to Children’s Hospital for tests to assess separation feasibility. Parents Mr and Mrs John Temshenko of Tarentum Pa also have two older children. The twins weighed 11 pounds 2 ounces at birth and were delivered at Allegheny Valley Hospital by Dr A M Tetchko, marking the doctor’s second such case since 1959.
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United States Narrows Support Over Buddhist Demonstrations
U.S. officials ordered advisers not to accompany Vietnamese units suppressing Buddhist protests. Kodak and Du Pont raised prices on film and fertilizer amid global tension. Officials noted the Buddhist crisis could affect footwear and textiles as engagements rose in Saigon and Hanoi.
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Iraq Declares New War on Kurdish Tribesmen
Cairo based MENA reports Baghdad has ordered attacks on Kurdish tribes seeking self rule. Military governor warns villages resisting will be shelled and destroyed in Kirkuk Sulaymaniyah and Arbil. Barzani's chiefs press for a national estate amid ongoing clashes.
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Trial postponed in Terre Haute for James Spellman murder case
In Terre Haute Indiana the second degree murder trial of James Spellman 35 was postponed until fall after a principal witness will be out of the city for 30 days The defendant is charged with stabbing his brother Lawrence 59 with a Japanese bayonet during a February 2 quarrel at their shared home Spellman has remained jailed since his indictment on March 19 Also in Lafayette Army worm outbreaks have appeared in Southern Indiana posing a risk of spread to other areas
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Pasteeth Teeth Aid Offers Stable Denture Fit
A pasted powder helps stabilize loose dentures for comfort and confidence. Sprinkle nine non welded powder on dental plates to reduce wobble and embarrassment, and obtain the product at drug counters.
Authorities arrest 140 over illegal cockfights in Indiana
In Madison Indiana UPI reports over 140 people including some from Canada were arrested for attending and betting on illegal cockfights staged at Irvin V West farm ten miles from the city. About 200 fighting roosters valued at 10000 dollars and 2500 dollars in equipment were confiscated and Justice Ralph Brother collected over 3000 dollars in fines.
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