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Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1963

Page

2

Three Cardinals to Accompany Pope on Holy Land Trip

The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will be joined by three cardinals Eugene Tisserant Amleto Cicognani and Gustavo Testa on a January 4 to 6 Holy Land visit. The selection signals emphasis on Orthodox talks while avoiding planned Catholic Protestant talks.

Vatican City Vatican Paul VI Holy Land Eugene Tisserant College of Cardinals Amleto Giovanni Cicognani Vatican Secretariat of State Gustavo Testa Congregation For the Oriental Church Jordan Israel Cardinal Cicognani

Nixon Says He Will Not Seek Nomination After Talks With Ike

Nixon traveled to Harrisburg to discuss politics and international issues with Dwight D. Eisenhower and said he would not seek the Republican presidential nomination at next year’s GOP convention in San Francisco. He noted Gov. William Scranton as a leading prospective candidate and declined further discussion after the meeting. Eisenhower, in a CBS interview, denied urging Henry Cabot Lodge to return to the United States. A Gettysburg spokesman said the Nixon-Eisenhower meeting had been arranged previously.

Harrisburg State Eisenhower Nixon San Francisco William W. Scranton Pennsylvania John F. Kennedy CBS Henry Cabot Lodge Viet Nam

Johnson to serve as honorary chairman of Red Cross

The White House announced President Johnson will be the honorary chairman of the National Red Cross, continuing a tradition begun by Woodrow Wilson in 1913. The appointment was accepted by Johnson on Wednesday.

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