Church Senate Proposed At Rome Council
Vatican City AP reports bishops at the Vatican Ecumenical Council urge creating a special body of bishops in Rome to meet with the Pope as a church senate. Arch Bishop Florit proposes a new supreme congregation of non-Roman bishops as part of broader authority sharing with the Pope.
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Vatican City
Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Curia
Ermenegildo Florit
Florence
Italy
Antimissile Rocket Shown At Red Square Parade
The Soviet Union marked its 46th revolution anniversary with a Red Square parade featuring a two stage antimissile rocket. Moscow Radio and Tass described the missile as capable of hitting air and space targets. U S officials debated defenses against missiles as experts differed on Soviet progress. Premier Khrushchev led the reviewing stand as the display lasted about ten minutes.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Square
Moscow Radio
Tass
Khrushchev
Wallace predicts Kennedy loss in 1964 election
Alabama Governor George Wallace predicted Kennedy would lose the 1964 presidential race and that southern independent electors could hold the balance of power. He did not back the Republicans and floated possible runs in Indiana Ohio Maryland and New Hampshire. He also cited civil rights policy backlash and disputed King’s and the Justice Department denials over transportation for King.
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New York
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
American Broadcasting Co
Les Crane
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
New Hampshire
Martin Luther King Jr
Justice Department
King
Montgomery
Selma
Ala
Providence
A.L
Brown University
Inflation a Threat to South Korea Stability
Inflation endangers political stability as South Korea remains wary after a rear in fighting communism. The AP notes job scarcity and a hard economic condition fueling unrest in a country advertising for apprentice reporters while banks and firms face similar pressure.
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South Korea
New Wing Costs and Bids for Smithsonian Addition
The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History plans a new west wing costing over six million dollars with the east wing already surpassing eight million. George Hyman Construction Co. won a 6,494,000 contract in the second bidding round, the lowest of six bids. Earlier bids were rejected for missing subcontracts and staffing details.
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Washington, D.C
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
General Services Administration
George Hyman Construction Co
Museum
Hyman
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