Pope Paul VI Echoes John in Unity and Peace Drive
AP report outlines Pope Paul VI echoing Pope John XXIII on Christian unity and peace. It notes his stance on the Ecumenical Council, relations with communism, and hints at potential U.S. visit. Details include his Milan upbringing, energy, and habits.
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Pope Paul
Predecesor
AP Corres
James M. Long
Paul VI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
Peace
Vatican City
Christ
Pope Paul VI
Pope John
Pope Pius XII
Giovannia Battista Montini
Milan
Paul
Kremlin
Italy
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Pair to Take Part in Study of Sun Eclipse
An astronaut and an astronomer will join a NASA study of the sun during a total eclipse on July 20 traveling over Canada by jet. Along with Dr Jocelyn R Gill two Ames Research Center researchers will measure electronic effects of the sun at the corona during the event. Theodore Roosevelt first visited Panama in 1906.
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Washington
Canada
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jocelyn R. Gill
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Calif
Stalin Expelled Yugoslavia From Communist Bloc 15 Years Ago
Belgrade report recalls Tito’s defiance of Stalin ending Yugoslavia’s enforced alignment. It notes the 1948 expulsion from Cominform and the subsequent rift within world communism, with Yugoslavia maintaining independence aided by Western support.
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Stalin
Yugoslavia
Red Bloc
Belgrade
Joseph Stalin
Marshal Tito
Tito
Russia
China
Albania
Serbia
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
United States
France
Britain
Moscow
Germany
Europe
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
St Paul Cartoonist Minister Publishes Graphic Pamphlets
St Paul pastor Rev. Paul E Schuessler of Pilgrim Lutheran uses self taught cartooning to produce religious pamphlets and chalk talk sermons. He views cartoons as vivid aids that draw attention and fit between sermons and Bible stories. 10,000 copies printed 5,000 distributed by the church commission for colleges and universities. He also uses cartoons in a local TV Bible story program.
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William Riemerman
St. Paul Pioneer Press
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Paul E. Schuessler
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Pastor Schuessler
Chicago
Concordia Prep School
Milwaukee
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Daniel Fitzpatrick
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Lutheran
Synod
Badger Lutheran
St. Clair and Prior Avenues
Christ
Commission On Colleges and Universities
Launch of Wing 2 Minuteman Opens Path to First All-Up Test
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports the third successful launch of an early Wing 2 Minuteman model clears the way for the first all up test firing. The instrumented nose cone traveled over 4 000 miles after launch from an underground pit, testing components for greater range payload and accuracy than Wing 1.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Minuteman
Holley Dies at 86 After Pioneering Carburetor Work
George M. Holley Sr., 86, an automotive engineer born in Bradford Pennsylvania, died Thursday. He built his first car in 1898 and with his brother developed the historic iron pipe carburetor that aided early curved dash and the first Model T efforts.
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Detroit
George M. Holley
Holley
Bradford
Record Motor Fatalities Rise in First Five Months
The National Safety Council reports 15 190 motor vehicle deaths from January through May, a first five month record. Death rate up 2 percent to 4.8 per 100 million miles as travel rose 4 percent. May toll 3 650 up 13 percent from May 1962 with daily deaths around 100.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Georgia Plans Emergency Committee for Nuclear Attack
Gov. Carl Sanders named seven state officials to lead the Emergency Resources Planning Committee. The group will head a statewide emergency program in case of nuclear attack with powers to freeze prices and rents, administer rationing, and manage essential resources at state and local levels.
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Atlanta
Carl Sanders
Emergency Resources Planning Committee
Postcard Translation Highlights Local Finnish Ties
A postcard from Helsinki addressed to Ely Minnesota reaches Judge John Somrock. The note explains Finnish words and a family connection to Yugoslavia, with references to Lincoln School near Somrock's home and a friend Hugo Kleemola visiting Finland. The sender signs as Savi Saapaat meaning Clay Boots.
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Ely
Minn
Helsinki
Finland
Tuomari
Jussi
Koulun
Tykona
Lincoln School
Somrock
Savi Saapaat
Hugo Kleemola
Kleemola
Savi
Saapaats
Firm develops space scooter for lunar travel
Downey California AP reports North American Aviation has devised a one man space scooter with handlebars for crater hopping and crag climbing on the moon. The balance guided device works like a surfboard with lean steering. A future model could use jet propellants to hover or soar across rough lunar terrain.
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Downey, Calif
Moon
State Lawyers Vote Down Rule Change on Physician Testimony
Minnesota attorneys rejected a rule allowing physicians to testify about a patient without consent in certain court actions. Opponents warned it could slow settlements and deter doctors from exams. The 89 to 64 vote followed initial medical association approval and came after debate on whether the plan would aid or hinder litigation. A separate resolution urged funds for public defenders to represent indigent defendants statewide.
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Duluth, Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Bar Association
Minnesota State Medical Association
Charles R. Murnane
St. Paul
Rules Committee
Joseph Ryan
Aitkin
Ryan
Oscar Knutson
Minnesota Supreme Court
Twin Cities
Knutson
House Agriculture Group OKs Bill
The House Agriculture Committee approved by 17 to 16 a bill granting the secretary of agriculture authority to compensate farmers who convert land to conservation use. Republicans oppose a grazing provision on converted cropland, argued to spur more livestock farming amid ample cattle supply.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Don L. Short
R-N.d
Profumo to Face Speeding Charge in Court
Former War Minister John D. Profumo, a central figure in Britain's political sex scandal, will appear in Brentford court next Wednesday to answer a speeding summons. He reportedly intends to be present for the proceeding.
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Brentwood
England
John D. Profumo
Britain
Profumo
Anti-English Sentiment Rises During Kennedy Visit to Ireland
In Dublin Kennedy arrival prompts anti-English remarks linked to British occupation. De Valera calls the invader in a welcome speech. In New Ross Mayor Minihan alludes to Belfast, drawing crowd cheers. Kennedy cites Ireland's long history of foreign domination during a Wexford speech.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Eamon de Valera
New Ross
Andy Minihan
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wexford
Cuba Sugar Crop Seen Failing Amid Planting Slowdown
Havana based Hoy reports the Cuban sugar crop is menaced with at most 158,400 acres to be planted by June 30, only 39 percent of normal. The paper blames slow adoption of new systems causing difficulties for plans by the party and revolutionary government.
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Havana
Hoy
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