Vatican votes show liberal wing dominance at conclave
AP reporting from Vatican City notes the Vatican Council’s progressive wing appears to dominate the conclave after votes to modernize Mass and sacraments. A proposal to allow local languages in parts of the Mass passed 2 198 to 35 but failed to reach a two thirds majority due to reservations. The council will study the reservations with the liturgy commission while France weighs nuclear info conditions.
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U S and France discuss nuclear cooperation shift
Paris reports Washington and Paris have taken initial steps toward nuclear cooperation talks. The move follows Kennedy's letter to De Gaulle after the nuclear test ban treaty and signals a potential easing of postwar estrangement. Diplomats note France seeks reduced costs while pursuing independent nuclear deterrents.
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How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH, a non acidic alkaline powder to secure dentures. It claims teeth stay firmly in place while eating or talking without taste or pasty feel, and it helps freshen breath. Available at rug counters nationwide.
Eisenhower backs any GOP leader for 1964 nomination
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told about 800 Republicans on his 73rd birthday that he could back any prominently mentioned candidate for the 1964 GOP nomination. Barry Goldwater attended the dinner, and Eisenhower said any nominee would need to oppose destroying allied ties and support sound fiscal policy, promising his fervent support.
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Berkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
The Berkshire Eagle lists subscription prices by carrier and by mail with postal zone distinctions. Rates include 45 cents weekly by carrier and monthly mail options from 2.00 to 16.50, plus 600 mile zones 5-8 pricing and six month and yearly totals. It instructs subscribers to notify both the local Post Office and the newspaper of address changes to avoid interruption of service.
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Nationalists warn China seek to wreck United Nations
United Nations General Assembly heard Nationalist China accuse Maoist China of divisive aims and threaten to undermine the UN if Beijing gains a seat. Ambassador Liu Chich cited Izvestia and Soviet criticism, urging members to block Communist China's entry to prevent disintegration of the world body.
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Strike at Atomic Plants Slows U S Weapons Output
A 4500 worker strike at two Oak Ridge atomic energy plants halted part of nuclear weapons production Tuesday while operations remained under Atomic Energy Commission control. Strikers from the Atomic Trades and Labor Council demand a 28 cent hourly raise plus weekend bonuses and medical plan improvements. Union Carbide Nuclear Co. offers seven cents and a shared cost for a better medical plan.
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Hungarian youth denied asylum after minefield escape
A Hungarian youth aged 14 to 15 escaped across a mine field on the Iron Curtain but was denied political asylum by Austrian authorities. The young locksmith will be sent back to Hungary because of his age.
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Nuclear plants hit by walkout of scientists and staff
About 5,800 scientists supervisors and salaried personnel continued work at the plants doing operations essential to health safety and government business. An AEC official in Washington said production related to nuclear weapons at one plant would be affected by the walkout but refused to disclose the extent for security reasons.
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Aid Bill Kept Clear on Use In Viet Nam
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed leaving decisions on foreign aid to the President for South Vietnam. The vote supported an amendment to a 4.5 billion aid request, drafted by Sen. Frank Church. The panel did not act on a separate bid to halt aid unless Diem’s regime reforms drastically.
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Lady Churchill Hospitalized for Rest in London
Lady Churchill, 78, wife of Sir Winston Churchill, was admitted to Westminster Hospital in London on Tuesday. Doctors say her condition is not serious and the hospital will not issue further bulletins, the statement added.
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Kennedy says China blocks universal disarmament
President Kennedy told seven women’s magazine editors that total disarmament depends on Communist China’s attitude. He said reductions are possible with NATO and the Soviet bloc but China must participate. He warned that China’s stance, and the role of war in the world, prevent full disarmament. He noted safeguards against accidental war and the growing need for arms control agreements.
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Pearson Regime Survives Two No Confidence Votes
Ottawa AP.Lester B Pearson's minority Liberal government weathered two no confidence votes in the House of Commons over eastern farm policy. The first motion failed 134-95 with Social Credit and NDP support. the second failed 208-22. Liberals hold 129 votes to 136 on the opposition side.
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