Roman Catholics Start 9 Days of Mourning
The Roman Catholic Church began nine days of official mourning for Pope John XXIII with Requiem Masses at St. Peter's Basilica. The pope lay in state for two days as millions processed past his catafalque. The period runs through June 17, with visits by presidents and ministers, including Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, and a Russian Orthodox representative. Cardinal Mindszenty remains in Budapest.
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Vatican ‘City
Pope John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Pius XI
Trinity
Corpus Christi
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Vladimir Kotliarov
Rome
College of Cardinals
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Budapest
World Briefs Across Nations Prompt Little Canadian Backing
AP dispatches report Canada showing no immediate commitment to Kennedy's plan for a Polaris armed surface fleet amid discussions with Prime Minister Pearson. Canada reportedly opposes participating in a multinational crewed force.
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Ottawa
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
U.S
Livingston Merchant
Lester B. Pearson
Whites fat and Africans need food in South Africa
Thousands of Africans in South Africa face malnutrition while many whites eat to excess. Dr. F. W. Quass of the National Nutrition Research Institute links high fat and protein diets to metabolism disturbance and possible heart disease, noting whites may have among the highest rates of overloading the body. He cites average white annual intake near half a ton of food, with daily calories about 2 766.
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John Annesburg
South Africa
F. W. Quass
National Nutrition Research Institute
Quass
City council desegregates Clarksville park facilities
Clarksville Tennessee city officials announced after a closed session that all public park facilities are open to the public effective last Saturday. The action covers three public pools about 10 baseball and softball fields grills and hiking paths. Theaters schools and most public eateries have already been desegregated.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Clarksville
Charles Crow
Crow
Garrison Dam Project Still Economically Viable
Interior Department officials told Congress the Garrison diversion project remains sound economically despite a 16 percent cost rise. The first phase would cost about 212.383 million dollars to irrigate 250000 acres from the Missouri River at the Garrison Reservoir, with eventual plans to irrigate about one million acres in North Dakota. Endorsements came from Governor William L. Guy and several U.S. Senators and Representatives from North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Interior Department
Congress
North Dakota
Garrison Diversion
Asst
Secretary of the Interior
Kenneth Holum
William S. Palmer
Reclamation Bureau
Senate Interior
Missouri River
Garrison Reservoir
William L. Guy
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N.d
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Don L. Short
Hjalmar C. Nygaard
Iowa women win honors at National Federation of Press Women convention
Three Iowa women were among those honored Thursday night at the NF Powell convention in Indianapolis. Bess Ferguson of Ames earned a first and a second, Hazel C. Garner of Des Moines took a third, and Marjorie Vandervelde of Emmetsburg earned a second place.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Iowa
National Federation of Press Women
Bess Ferguson
Ames
Hazel C. Garner
Des Moines
Marjorie Vandervelde
Emmetsburg
Drowning Victims Named In Twin Minnesota Lake Tragedies
Minnesota reports three drownings from Chisago City and Crosby areas. Larry Harms 7 disappeared on Spider Lake after wind drifted his inner tube. Robert Kagel 24 fell from a pontoon on Serpent Lake. Mark Jambach 15 drowned while helping push a boat on Pleasant Lake near St Cloud.
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Minnesota
Crosby
Chisago City
Larry Harms
Paul Harms
Spider Lake
Vern Martinson
Robert Kagel
Serpent Lake
Kagel
Mark Jambach
St. Cloud
Pleasant Lake
Three Fishermen Die in Madison Crash
Police identified three men killed when their car struck a bridge abutment on Interstate 90 near Madison and burst into flames. Everett Sherwood 48 of Richmond Indiana was believed the driver. his son Roger Sherwood 24 also of Richmond. and Robert Keller of New Paris Ohio were the victims en route to a Canadian fishing trip.
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Madison, Wis
Madison
Everett Sherwood
Richmond
Ind
Roger Sherwood
Robert Keller
New Paris
Ohio
Teens Make Up Quarter Of Nation's Jobless
In Washington the Labor Department reports May unemployment at 5.9 percent with teenage jobless reaching 18 percent. Teenagers now account for 25 percent of all unemployed as schools begin summer break.
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Bureau
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Navy Plans Final Show for Kennedy at China Lake
President Kennedy will view two dozen Navy demonstrations at the China Lake testing station in California as he moves through a five state tour. He traveled aboard the Kitty Hawk and will attend a fundraiser in Los Angeles before a civil rights address in Honolulu.
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Kennedy
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Kitty Hawk
Point Mugu
Los Angeles
Honolulu
California
Custody Awarded After Boston Hotel Fire Involves Boy
In Boston, a court gave custody of an eight year old boy to his father Frank Zach of Brooklyn after the child lit matches that preceded a predawn March 29 hotel fire. Four people died and 26 were injured. The court found no conclusive proof of delinquency by the boy and cleared him. the mother Evelyn Kellerbach was charged with neglect of a minor.
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Frank Zach
Brooklyn
N. Y
Evelyn Kellerbach
Sound of Music
Rockefeller Secures Dewey Backing for Possible 1964 Bid
Governor Nelson Rockefeller wins personal and political support from former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey at a state GOP fundraiser. Dewey calls Rockefeller logical Kennedy challenger as party crowds greet the Rockefellers returning from their honeymoon. Miller hints at not seeking reelection as Republican National Chairman.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dewey
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefellers
GOP
Margaretta Murphy
William E. Miller
Miller
Congress
Anglicans to Hold Service for Pope John XXIII
The archbishop of Canterbury will celebrate a requiem holy communion for Pope John XXIII at Lambeth Palace Chapel on June 17. It marks the first time an Anglican archbishop conducts such a service for the head of another church.
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London
Canterbury
Church of England
John XXIII
Lambeth Palace
Local boy helps run free ads for vacation use
David Schlake, 11, of 1007 10th Ave SW, stands at the Herald want ad desk with Crystal Gilbertson. He used the paper’s free ads offer for youths to seek jobs or sell items to raise funds for a vacation.
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David Schlake
10Th Ave
Herald
Crystal Gilbertson
David
The
Elderly Make Up Half of Minnesota Home Accident Deaths
In Minnesota last year 378 people died in home accidents with those over 65 forming about half the toll. Eighty percent of senior deaths were due to falls, and among 1,634 total accident fatalities 516 involved seniors. Traffic deaths totaled 741 with 142 elderly victims. Other leading causes included poisonings fires and explosions.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Board of Health
Land Taken for Roads Entitles Owner to Full Compensation
Minnesota Supreme Court rules that a landowner whose property along the Minnesota River was seized for Highway 256 is entitled to compensation for both the taken land and damages to the remainder. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and orders further consideration of total damages.
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Walter Rogosheske
Milton D. Mason
Blue-Earth County
North Mankato
Rogosheske
Pine County
Portugal to Meet African Officials for development plan
Foreign Minister Alberto Franco Nogueira said Portugal is ready to meet African government representatives in Lisbon and Africa to discuss a dynamic development plan for Africa. The move follows calls by African leaders at the Addis Ababa conference to oppose colonialism.
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Portugal
Africa
Alberto Franco Nogueira
Salazar
Addis Ababa
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