Cardinal Montini Elected New Pontiff
Police arrest Thompson in connection with the bludgeon knife slaying of Carol Thompson 34 as detectives pursue a complex murder for profit case. The husband T Eugene Thompson 35 is charged with premeditated murder after a series of arrests including Mastrian Morris and Anderson. The investigation links life insurance over $1 million and a weapon found at the scene.
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ST. Paul
Thompson
Mastman
Sheldon Morris
Minneapolis
T. Clifford Janes
Janes
Ramsey County
Barkley
St. George Barkley
Mastran
Spring Lake
Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
William Randall
Ques
Arizona
Barkey
Lester McAuliffe
Hyam Segell
William Fallon
Aitkin
Minn
Morris
Mastrian
Stillwater
Duluth
Mastmian
Spring Lake Park
Elk River
Willard Ingram
Circle Pines
Henry W. Butler
Columbia Heights
Steel-Labor pact reached without a strike
A historic steel labor agreement between the United Steelworkers Union and 11 major producers ends 542 months of talks without a strike. The 21 month pact from Aug 1 1964 adds extended vacation for seniors and new health benefits, costs about 15 cents per hour, and allows termination with 120 days notice after Jan 1 1965. President Kennedy welcomed the accord as a step toward peace in the industry.
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Lou Prato
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
International
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Pope Paul VI Emerges as New Progressive Leader
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI born Giovanni Battista Montini, archbishop of Milan, chosen by conclave to lead a half billion Catholics. Known as a diplomat and reformer, he supports social justice, ecumenism, and dialogue with Communists, aiming to guide the Church through the council era. His brothers Lodovico and Francesco Montini and his Brescia origins are noted.
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Paul VI
John XXIII
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Pope
John
Pope Paul
Vatican
Secretariat of State
Concesio
Brescia
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius
Montini
Pope John
Lodovico Montini
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Francesco Montini
Pius XII
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter’s
Campanone
Paul V
Pope Paul VI Chosen Leader of Catholic Church
Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan elected pope after secret conclave. He takes the name Paul VI to symbolize unity and promises to carry forward John XXIII’s progressive policies. He appears on the Vatican balcony, gives Urbi et Orbi blessing, and grants a full indulgence.
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Eugene Levin
Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John XXIII
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Exiles in Cuba Press for U S Aid If Soviets Strike
The Cuban Revolutionary Council says it will demand U S aid if Soviet troops attack its landed commandos in Cuba. Antonio de Varona and Antonio Maceo press for unity and liberation while U S officials caution that no confirmation of landings exists. Officials doubt large forces could have crossed into Cuba without notice. Rep Paul Rogers cites unnamed sources claiming 3,000 infiltrators at three coastal points.
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U.S
Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
United States
Cuba
Antonio de Varona
Richard J. Phillips
State Department
Washington
Antonio Maceo
Council
Radio Today
Oriente
Camillo Confuegos
Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Camilo Cienfuegos
The
Revolutionary Council
Knutson Co Faces Wage Suits Over Min Wage Law
The Knutson Hotel Corp of Minneapolis is named defendant in two Clay County suits seeking back wages totaling 41 565. The actions cover 20 women and eight minors employed at Moorhead FM hotel from June 8 1959 to Sept 1 1961 when the hotel was sold. Plaintiffs allege Minnesota Industrial Commission ordered 90 cents an hour for women and minors in Moorhead sized cities.
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Moorhead
FM Hotel
Kahler Corp
Civil rights march feared as 100000 may rally on Capitol
Police intelligence from New York and Washington warns 100000 Negroes could march on Capitol Hill to press civil rights legislation. Officials fear violence from sit ins and mass gatherings, while leaders like Martin Luther King vow to proceed. President Kennedy cautions against demonstrations.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
New York City
Washington Metropolitan
Kennedy
Congress
Martin Luther King
Capitol
JFK asks Congress to back vocational training program
President Kennedy urges Congress to approve a $300 million federal plan to expand manpower development and vocational education, aid adults on welfare, and boost youth training. He cites illiteracy and urges reading programs, boarding schools for jobless youths, and higher training allowances. Next week hearings will feature Attorney General Kennedy.
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JFK
Congress
Barry Schweid
Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Cut Defense Departments 1964 Budget by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed the Defense Department’s 1964 budget by 1.922 billion dollars, to 47.092 billion, stating the cut would not affect essential programs and reflecting overestimated needs and bookkeeping reductions. Rep. George H. Mahon of Texas wrote the report.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Department
United States
Mother to Take Mental Test in Child Deaths
A young mother, Mrs Ronald Adolph son, indicted for murder in the suffocation deaths of her two sons, James age two months and Timothy 14 months, will undergo psychiatric testing before arraignment as ordered by District Judge Milton D Mason in Mankato Minnesota.
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Mankato, Minn
Milton D. Mason
Ronald Adolphson
St. Peter
Blue Earth County
James
Timothy
Demos Encounter Opposition Over Kennedy Civil Rights Plan
Senate Democratic leaders met stiff resistance while seeking support from 50 senators for President Kennedy's civil rights bill. The opposition challenged prospects for passage as debate continued in Washington.
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Demos
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Fewer Than 50 Anti Castro Infiltrators Reported
The State Department said fewer than 50 anti-Castro infiltrators may have landed in Cuba in the past couple of weeks. It denounced claims of larger landings as inaccurate and highly colored.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
Deputy Chairman Appointed to State Corrections Panel
ST. PAUL AP announces T. Frank Telander of South St. Paul was named deputy chairman of the State Adult Corrections Commission. Chairman Howard J. Costello said the appointment is effective Sept.
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ST. Paul
T. Frank Telander
South St. Paul
State Adult Corrections Commission
Howard J. Costello
JFK to Visit Pope During Italy Trip
President Kennedy is expected to call on the new Pope Paul VI during his Italy visit from June 30 to July 2. White House sources say the meeting with the new pope, elected today, is almost certain.
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Washington
Kennedy
Italy
White House
Paul VI
Switch blades taken at rally in Savannah Georgia crowd
Williams urges crowd to surrender knives at a rally on a street corner near midnight after a prior rally at a local school. Police report the gatherings were peaceful. AP wirephoto.
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Savannah
Williams
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Maceo
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