Pope John XXIII reshaped the papacy for modern times
The article profiles Pope John XXIII revealing how his reign brought the Vatican out of isolation and into the modern world. It highlights the Ecumenical Council, major encyclicals Mater et Magistra and Pacem in Terris, and his push for Christian unity, peace, and dialogue with governments.
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Pope John XXIII a figure of brotherhood and reform
The article recalls Pope John XXIII's 1963 impact describing his rapid elevation of cardinals, inclusion across races, high audiences, and state visits. It highlights his outreach to diverse nations, meetings with leaders, and efforts toward ecumenism and tolerance, including actions against anti Jewish liturgical phrasing. It notes his Rome presence and popular reception with phrases of affection from Romans.
Mother Sees One Son Graduate but Too Late for 2nd
Mrs. Margaret Shepard of Burrillville watched her son Arthur B. Shepard graduate from the Coast Guard Academy in New London. Fog delayed Lt General Davidson's plane and kept her from witnessing Army cadet John T. Shepard's West Point commencement. She did, however, reach West Point in time to congratulate the Army officer.
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Minnesota Ten Graduated From Naval Academy at Annapolis
Ten Minnesota midshipmen joined 891 graduates in the U S Naval Academy class, receiving commissions and bachelor of science degrees. Names include Roger J. Miles and John R. Kallestad among others. Roger L. Deegan was graduated but not physically qualified for a commission.
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Lindvall Dies at 40 in Washington
Robert W. Lindvall, 40, chief of the book development section of the U S Information Agency, died Wednesday of a heart attack. Lindvall joined the U S Information Agency in 1955 and was born in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Consortium Approves Aid for India’s 1963-64 Plan
Paris AP report says the Consortium for Aid to India commits at least 914.8 million dollars for 1963-64 the third year of a five year plan. The US to pay 375 million with possible rise to 450 if others boost their shares. meeting set in Washington in July. Members include Austria Belgium Canada France Germany Italy Japan Holland the US Institute for International Assistance and the World Bank.
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Babies start reacting to sound days after birth
A noted observation indicates newborn infants do not respond to sound waves immediately but only after several days of life. This delay in auditory response suggests maturation of the hearing mechanism occurring in early postnatal days.
Radiation Belt Expanded by Soviet Nuclear Explosions
American space scientist Wilmot N. Hess told the Space Science Symposium that the Van Allen radiation belt increased in 1962 due to three Soviet high altitude nuclear explosions, in addition to the U S test. The events were detected on October 22 28 and November 1.
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