Cardinals Will Run Church Pending New Pope's Election
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII illness shifts focus to the College of Cardinals. Cardinal Cicognani, secretary of state, and Cardinal Masella, chamberlain, play key interim roles as cardinals gather for a secret conclave to elect a new pontiff. The next conclave, under revised rules, will be the largest yet with 29 Italian and 53 non Italian members. Italian leadership likely in coming papacy, last non Italian pope 1522.
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Negroes Learn How to Take Beatings At Demonstrators' School
In Jackson Mississippi about 25 Negro high school and college students attended a CORE led class on non violence. Instructor David Dennis demonstrated sit ins picketing and resisting beatings at a mock white lunch counter while George Raymond and Betty Poole supervised. Dennis said 100 to 150 youths were trained last week though they must demonstrate non violence to participate.
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Mortality Rate For TV Shows Continues High
AP reports that TV series often die fast unless they capture a large audience. NBCs Sam Benedict fades to reruns by September. Ben Jerrod ends this month. Route 66 struggles with new dangers. Also notes David Brinkleys Journal on Gettysburg. Libya faces managing $500 million oil royalties over five years.
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U N Likely to Continue Financing Peace Units
The United Nations General Assembly is expected to approve resolutions to fund ongoing peacekeeping operations for Congo and the Middle East in the second half of 1963. Drafts include funding by regular budget scales, a reduced-underdog scale, and voluntary contributions from industrialized nations.
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Dixie Lawmakers Stall D.C. Housing Bias Ban
The three D C commissioners push to ban housing discrimination but defer to Congress which may block action. State Department notes strain on foreign relations as surveys show limited housing access for African diplomats. If Congress fails to act, commissioners may propose a local ban next winter amid House District Committee opposition.
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