Pope Names Coordinating Commission For Ecumenical Council
Pope John XXIII named six cardinals and six prelates to a coordinating commission to oversee redrafting proposals for the Vatican II Ecumenical Council. The six cardinals are Spellman Lienart Doepsner Sue nens Confalonieri Urbani, and the five undersecretaries include Archbishop Krol and Archbishop Felici. A separate letter reports a protest against hospital smoking at Webber Hospital filed by Rev Loyd Osborne urging trustees to act to protect patient recovery.
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John XXIII
Frances (Cardinal) Spellman
New York
Achille
John Joseph Krol
Philadelphia
Webber Hospital
Hosjtal’s Board of
Loyd Osborne
Goodwins Mills Advent Christian Church
Osborn
Mr. Osborne
Kennedy Eyes Rockefeller as 1964 Opponent
President Kennedy signals Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as likely 1964 rival in New York. The two men clash on unemployment, personal income growth, and state versus federal spending while agreeing on concern over international payments and inflation, and opposing deficit spending.
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Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Economic Club
National Association of Manufacturers
Rockefeller
New York State
Ban Issued On Fruit Shipment
LAKELAND Fla AP After 6 p m today no fresh citrus fruit can be shipped out of Florida for 10 days The Florida Citrus Commission in an emergency session Sunday imposed the embargo to keep off the market fruit damaged by last week's record cold spell The embargo lasts until 6 p m Dec 27 Then a new 14 day ban on freeze damaged citrus will begin to run until 6 p m Jan 10 During the second embargo fruit that passes inspection by the state will be allowed to move out of Florida
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Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Macmillan Heads To Kennedy Talks Over Skybolt Missile
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan left for Bahamas talks with President Kennedy to reassess East West tensions after Cuba and discuss nuclear tests disarmament and Skybolt missile issues. He and U S officials weigh options as Britain seeks a deterrent tied to NATO plans while McNamara joins Nassau discussions and Symington signals congressional concern.
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Harold Macmillan
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Kennedy
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Red China
India
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Charles
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Britain
France
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robert S. McNamara
Nassau
McNamara
Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lesieur Mulls Next Move In Biddeford Primary
Arthur J. Lesieur, defeated Biddeford mayoralty candidate, remains undecided on further action after Associate Supreme Court Justice Cecil Siddall denied his bid to strike absentee ballots from the Democratic primary total. Siddall said courts lack authority to grant such injunctions without statutory authorization.
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Arthur J. Lesieur
Supreme Court
Cecil J. Siddall
Lesieur
York County
Clement H. Deschambault
William W. Pomerleau
Deschambault
Ralph Binette
Rita Dunton
Sanford Atty
J. Armand Gendron
Siddall
Supreme Court tackles Sunday law and Sabbath case
The Supreme Court on the last opinion day before recess rejected a Kentucky blue law challenge citing no substantial federal question while agreeing to hear Adel Sherbert's claim that denying unemployment benefits for Sabbath observance infringed religious rights. The court also left intact a lower court ruling denying workers vested rights when a plant moves across state lines, a Detroit to Lebanon case involving 700 employees.
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Douglas
Supreme Court
Kentucky
High Court
South Carolina
Adel H. Sherbert
Beaumont
Spartan Mills
Spartansburg
S.C
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Employment Security Commission
Adell Sherbert
Ross ‘Gear & Tool Co, Inc
Detroit
Lebanon
Tenn
United Auto Workers
U.S. Circuit Court
Look Magazine Alleges Secret Deal Over Meredith Admission
Look magazine accuses Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson of secretly negotiating with U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to allow James Meredith to enroll at Ole Miss via staged gun point protests. Kennedy allegedly pressed Barnett to uphold order while Meredith entered, with plans disclosed to the public. Barnett denied knowledge and commented he had no statement.
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New York
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Look Magazine
Barnett
Kennedy
University Land
Meredith
Ole Miss
Look
Paul) Johnson
University
James McShane
McShane
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Charlotte couple adopt nine orphaned Baker children
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyers of Charlotte receive nine new children into their family, bringing their total to 11 with two biological kids. They met the Baker orphans after learning of their guardians’ deaths in Minnesota. The Meyers, who hoped for at least 12 children, arrange to adopt the nine through Catholic Charities with planning for a larger household.
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Minn
Meyers
Baker
Celanese Corp
Paul Bryon
St. Gabriel
Charlotte
Father Bryon
Catholic Charities
St. Cloud
Catholic Charities In
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