No Pope Yet As Cardinals Fail First Two Ballots
Vatican City AP report notes the conclave failed to elect a pope on the first two ballots as black smoke signaled no two thirds majority. Montini, archbishop of Milan, was seen as a leading progressive potential candidate amid talks with Cardinal Spellman about a potential coalition.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Square
Bianco
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Cardinal Montini
Montini
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Turin
Spellman
Church
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
John XXII
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Pope John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Dorset Marble Quarry Back in Business After 40 Years
SOUTH DORSET The Green Mountain Marble Quarry a division of George Marble Co of Tate Ga resumed operations at the Pat McCormick quarry marking the first marble drawn from the site in 40 years. Tony Gicewicz superintendent H M Ruptier general manager report two drillers and five mechanics.
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South Dorset
Green Mountain
George Marble Co
Tate, Ga
Pat McCormick
Medgar Evers Buried With Military Honors in Arlington
Intergration leader Medgar Evers was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with military honors. Approximately 900 mourners, including a Cabinet officer and senators, attended the funeral at Ft Myer Virginia for the World War II veteran felled by a sniper in Jackson Mississippi on June 12.
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Washington
Medgar W. Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
Ft. Myer
Jackson
Miss
Tiros Satellites Provide Broad Hurricane Coverage
Cape Canaveral reports Tiros 7 joins Tiros 6 weather satellites on orbit to expand hurricane season photography. The paired satellites aim for the fullest photographic coverage yet of storms globally.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
Tiros 7
Tiros 6
Inside The House debates rooms and meals tax increase
The column discusses proposed increases to the rooms and meals tax as the House considers the bill. It outlines potential fiscal effects and political divides shaping the tax measure.
Night racing begins at Pownal track under lights
Green Mountain Park in Vermont will host night parimutuel racing starting this Monday, announced by General Manager Vincent J. Bartimo. The Vermont Racing Commission approved the switch from the weekday twilight schedule as an effort to boost attendance.
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Bartimo
Racing Commission
Hoff
House
Ways and Means
Rutland Railway bill wins Vermont Senate approval
The Vermont Senate passed the Rutland Railway bill with no opposition. House debate focused on a tax increase for rooms and meals expected to raise about 1.7 million dollars over two fiscal years. An amendment to cap the minimum taxable purchase at one dollar was defeated 200 to 31.
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Montpelier
Vermont Senate
Rutland
Vance
Civil rights package faces tough path in Congress
Congress prepares for President Kennedy's civil rights program with possible August House action on anti discrimination measures for public accommodations and school integration. Senate filibuster looms as leaders consider extended sessions. Potential June to July actions include tax cuts and spending bills, with March on Washington and Capitol protest plans shaping strategy. Emanuel Celler schedules House Judiciary Committee hearings next week on the package.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
House
Capitol
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Harry Flood Byrd
Dva
Sisters Seek 1964 Reappraisal to End Tax Inequities
Bennington listers aim to finish a 1964 reappraisal of property to correct inequities since state law shifted to fair market value. Sisters have begun neighborhood studies, with plans to publish the Grand List next year. Expenses for 1959 onward are detailed, while work proceeds after grievance proceedings and summer planning with selectmen.
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Bennington Listers
Francis J. Hogan
Old Bennington
Hogan
Fon
Crescent Boulevard
Clark
See Sisters
Revolution in Role of Weaker Sex in Modern Society
Soviet space feats crown Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky as first woman and man to orbit Earth. Tereshkova logged 48 orbits over 71 hours, covering 1.24 million miles before landing in Kazakhstan. Bykovsky set a 81-orbit record across 119 hours, landing in the Kazakh region. both missions marked a historic milestone in space exploration.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery Bykovsky
Siberia
Tass
Valentina
Kazakhstan
Karanganda
Bykovsky
Kustanai
Andrian Niko
Southern Resistance Threatens Kennedy Tax Cut
Washington sources warn that Southern anger over civil rights may derail the $10 billion tax cut. If the House stalls and Senate debates drag on, passage this year looks unlikely, with Byrd Mills and Smith shaping the fate as filibuster risks loom.
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Byrd
Southern Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Alabama Board Moves to Appeal Over Integrating University
The University of Alabama Board of Trustees filed notice for an appeal to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court to overturn a lower court ruling denying delay in integration. The board seeks permission to remove Negro students Vivian Malone James Hood and Dave McGlathery from the Tuscaloosa campus and Huntsville Extension Center amid racial tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama Board of Trustees
U.S. District Court
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
H. H. Grooms
Grooms
Vivian J. Malone
James A. Hood
Tuscaloosa
Dave Mack McGlathery
University
Huntsville
Lights On For Dry Run Protest At Plaquemine Ball Park
City officials turned on lights at a Plaquemine ball park so Negroes could practice for a planned demonstration. Police Chief Dennis Longy said Negro leaders promised to advise him a day or so prior to the demonstration. The city extended courtesy for a Wednesday night practice session.
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Plaquemine
Dennis Longy
Ball Park
Hundreds of Negroes jailed after Georgia riot in Savannah
In Savannah a riot led to mass arrests as Police used tear gas to disperse crowds of about 1 000 African Americans outside the Holiday Inn Motel. State troopers aided by Gov. Sanders announced 137 men and up to 100 women plus 100 juveniles were taken into custody, some held at a stockade after officers faced damaged cars and shattered windows.
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Savannah
Carl E. Sanders
Travis
Holiday Inn
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Marquis Childs
Great Britain
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