High, Humble Pay Tributes to Pope John
Tributes pour in from diverse figures praising Pope John XXIII as a good man. Leaders and laypeople alike recall his simplicity, bridgemaker spirit, and enduring legacy of peace and unity across faiths and nations.
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Pope John’s Story Tenant Farmer’s Boy Becomes Ruler of Roman Catholic Church
Vatican City AP reports the ascent of Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli from Bergamo district to Pope John XXIII. The boy walked 12 miles to school and rose from tenant farmer’s son to the head of the Roman Catholic Church, with his boyhood home and surrounding region marked as memorial sites.
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State Church Leaders Join in Outpouring
Minnesota church leaders gathered Monday night to mourn Pope John XXIII. The prayers honored his life and ministry, praising his openness to Christian unity and urging prayers for his eternal rest.
Pope John XXIII Remembered for Unity and Human Dignity
President Kennedy and leaders across faiths mourn Pope John XXIII saying his wisdom compassion and timely strength gave humanity a new legacy of purpose and courage. U Thant and church leaders praise his ecumenical outreach and Pacem in Terris while others call his death a loss to a world seeking meaning and unity.
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Pope John Cements Unity, Reawakens Spirit of Love
J Irwin Miller president of the National Council of Churches praised Pope John for transforming human relationships and leaving a lasting heritage of unity and love that will be felt by people of all faiths.
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List Official Titles of Pope
Vatican City AP notes Pope John the Church lists as Bishop of Rome vicar of Jesus Christ successor of the Prince of the Apostles supreme pontiff of the universal Church patriarch of the West primate of Italy archbishop and metropolitan of the Province of Rome and sovereign of the state of Vatican City. He was known in Rome as the good Pope the Pope of unity the Pope of peace and by the Communist press as the Pope of co existence.
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Wage complaint filed against Quarre & Anderson in Rochester plant
A federal complaint was filed in St Paul alleging violations of wage and hour laws by Quarre and Anderson, sand and gravel dealers, operating a plant near Rochester.
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Guard of Honor Takes Up Stations at Papal Functions
The Palatine Guard of Honor, about 100 members from Rome aristocratic families, in rich blue uniforms with plumed hats, took up stations throughout the Apostolic Palace after Pope John died. They serve without pay at papal functions, taking time off from regular jobs.
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Meaning of Battle at Stoney Creek Jubilee Plans
Stoney Creek Ont prepares for the 150th anniversary of the 1813 battle that shaped Canada U.S. relations. The event aims to attract about 50,000 visitors with a three hour reenactment featuring over 200 combatants. Prime Minister Pearson and U.S. ambassador Butterworth will preside at the battlefield park dedication. Premier Robarts will open the celebration.
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Smaller dollar bill redesign in 1928
In 1928 the U S dollar bill size was reduced from 7.4 by 3.1 inches to about 6.1 by 2.6 inches, shrinking the note dimensions across the board. The change standardized notes for circulation and handling.
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