Cardinals Gather for Pontiff Wake at Vatican
In Vatican City the high and lowly pay homage to Pope John XXIII as his body lies in state at St. Peter's Basilica. Cardinals and diplomats attend, with a nine day mourning planned through Corpus Christi as preparations for the conclave begin.
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Corpus Christi
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Antonio Segui
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
L’osservatore Roma
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Antonio Gasbarrini
Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Chamberlain
Pope John XXIII Death to Shape East West Ties
Pope John XXIII’s death appears to influence future Soviet Western relations. Washington notes the pope’s quiet effort to ease Vatican Kremlin ties and hopes for peace based on truth and brotherly love. Khrushchev era contacts, including a March meeting with Alexei Adzhubei, hinted at possible East West dialogue beyond anti Communist stance.
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Moscow
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Dr Canfield Assigned Elsewhere After Suspension
Dr Wayne Canfield, suspended from duties at the State Security Hospital in St Peter, will be assigned to the main mental hospital at St Peter after the suspension ends, not to the security unit. Medical Director Dr David Vail said the move follows a governor tied conference and a hearing about two guards involved in a patient incident.
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St. Peter
Canfield
City Churches Set Memorial Masses for Pope John XXIII
Memorial masses for the late Pope John XXIII will be celebrated in Austin at Queen of Angels St Augustine’s and St Edward’s parishes. Rt Rev Msgr Cunningham will officiate at Queen of Angels Wednesday at 5 30 p m. Rt Rev Msgr Jennings at St Augustine’s Thursday at 5 30 p m. Rev Fr Corcoran at St Edward’s Friday at 5 30 p m.
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D. A. Cunningham
Queen of Angels
R. E. Jennings
St. Augustine’s
Dan Corcoran
St. Edward's
World Grief Signals Pope John XXIII Unity Efforts
Global sorrow at Pope John XXIII s death highlighted his push for world peace and unity. Leaders from across regimes and faiths sent condolences, with nations declaring mourning and Catholic nations closing venues.
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Kennedy to Meet 100 Southern Businessmen
President Kennedy plans to urge voluntary desegregation at hotels restaurants stores and theaters during a White House meeting with 100 Southern business outlets. He aims to press Congress for a broad civil rights package and to use incentives alongside possible legal action. Southern senators vow opposition as Dixie leaders meet to map tactics.
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Kennedy
White House
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
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Dixie
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Alabama
Arkansas
Aerial Search Finds No Trace of Unidentified Saucers
An aerial reconnaissance near Austin covers areas north and south of the city but finds no evidence of a landing by an unidentified flying object. Aircraft piloted by Don Meighan and involving Sheriff Doyle Lindahl and other officials scoured wooded zones and fields while truckers reported a multi colored light near Lyle Minnesota before dawn. Police across Iowa and Minnesota received similar sightings, but no concrete signs were located.
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Cedar Rapids
Pearl Leinen
Rocky's Wife Wins Praise
Albany reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his new wife received warm tributes at their first official capital appearance since their May marriage. The First Lady was described as lovely and friendly at a formal dinner for about 400, amid speculation about the governor's Republican presidential prospects.
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N.Y
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Rockefellers
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Emergency aid granted to Spring Lake Park District 16
The State Board of Education approved 85 446 dollars in aid for Spring Lake Park School District 16 Anoka County to cover salaries for teachers with the district seeking 97 013 dollars. President Kennedy urged global action against hunger at the World Food Congress and pledged US support for a multinational drive to end hunger.
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Spring Lake Park
Anoka County
State Board of Education
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SEC Proposes sweeping overhaul of securities laws
The Securities and Exchange Commission sent to Congress a major overhaul of securities laws aimed at strengthening investor protection. The measure is described as one of the most sweeping in history, signaling broad new rules and oversight.
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Washington
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Rockefeller Still Sees Path to 1960 GOP Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller said he remains a potential Republican presidential candidate and rejected the idea that his recent marriage harms his prospects. He expressed optimism about his chances despite speculation and political shifts.
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Albany
N. Y
Rockefeller
Indictment Unveils Teamsters Leader Hoffa Ties
A federal grand jury indicted James R Hoffa and seven associates for fraudulently obtaining more than 20 million dollars in loans from the Central States Pension Fund. The 28 counts allege they diverted over 1 million for personal use, including funds used to aid Hoffa’s financial separation, tied to Sun Valley Inc Florida Broward County housing project.
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James R. Hoffa
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Sun Valley, Inc
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Broward County
Highway and heavy construction faces statewide halt
Minnesota construction unions and contractors stand at a Friday meeting after a midnight Wednesday deadline. The Associated General Contractors says five unions including Teamsters Operating Engineers Carpenters Laborers and Cement Masons seek new contracts due mid summer with a potential Twin Cities area strike affecting about 27 projects worth 40 million dollars.
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William Gary
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Rules Law Doesn't Ban Shop Pacts
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that Taft Hartley does not bar agency shop agreements where nonunion workers pay dues to unions. Justice White wrote the opinion in a GM plant case, noting state-law allowances vary and the issue remains unsettled in states deeming agency shops unlawful. Goldberg disqualified himself.
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Supreme Court
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General Motors Corp
Indiana
Justice Goldberg
United Auto Workers Union
Wreckage Found From Plane Carrying 101 Aboard Northwest DC7
Debris including a large metal section and life jackets was found 60 miles west of Graham Island B C after the Northwest Airlines DC7 vanished from McChord Air Force Base. The passenger list included 65 Army and Navy members 29 dependents and one Air Force civilian.
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Albert Olson
Sumner
Sandspit
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Olson
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Lake City Family of 5 on Plane Missing off Alaska
Passage list shows five Lake City Minnesota relatives aboard the chartered Northwest Airlines plane missing off Alaska. The Partington family includes William G. Partington his wife Myrtle and sons Robert Donald and Edward. تشمل stewardess Patricia Moran from Seattle and other Minnesotans Gordon Stevens Hugo area and Ivan Updegraft Good Thunder.
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Lake City
Minn
Northwest Airlines
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Gordon G. Stevens
Paul Lahotte
Hugo
Ivan E. Updegraft
Clyde Updegraft
Good Thunder
Patricia L. Moran
Seattle
John W. Moran
St. Paul Park
Luverne Boy Faces Murder Charge in Shooting
In Luverne Minnesota 18 year old Harvey Hitch faces a first degree murder charge for the death of 17 year old Edwin Ketterling. The shooting followed taunting about Hitchs girlfriend 15 year old Deanne Holland. Police seized more than 7000 dollars in stolen checks and Hitch was captured after a high speed chase ending at a roadblock near Essig.
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Luverne, Minn
Harvey Hitch
Luverne
Edwin Ketterling
Hitch
Deane Holland
Walter Tofteland
Rock County
Tofteland
Grand Jury
Farm Co-Op
Neil Roberts
Essig
New Ulm
Deane
Laverne High School
Holland Farm
Ketterling
Ole Holland
Deanne
Holland
Roberts
Surprise Test Shocks University of Iowa Students
In Iowa City students in Donald K. Wolley's news photography class were surprised by a random exam. A helicopter landed near the women's hockey field at Iowa Memorial Union and a friend in a Santa suit distributed gift-wrapped examination papers. The class then began a two hour written test.
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Iowa
Donald K. Wolley
University of Iowa
Wolley
Iowa Memorial Union
Hibbing Builder to Build U.S. Border Station
H. L. Stavn Co. of Hibbing Minnesota won a 423000 dollar contract from the General Services Administration to construct a U.S. border station near Pembina North Dakota.
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Washington (Ap
H. L. Stavn Co., Inc
Hibbing, Minn
U.S
Pembina
N.D
General Services Administration
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