Pope's Condition Worries Vatican as Pope Weakens
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII gravely weakened by recurrent hemorrhages confined to his apartment. Plans for President Kennedy to visit around June 22 were suspended as bishops and officials surround the pontiff. Doctors say his night was restful and no worsening occurred.
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Kennedy Wins Emmy in Hollywood at 15th Awards
The 15th annual television Emmys feature repeat winners led by CBS drama The Defenders with five awards. E G Marshall repeats as best actor in a drama. Don Knotts wins for The Andy Griffith Show. Shirley Booth also nets multiple wins for Hazel. The Tunnel wins program of the year and NBC Berlin reporter Piers Anderton takes international reporting. A posthumous Trustees Award honors Dick Powell. President Kennedy receives a Trustees Award for public service.
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Solons Propose US Soviet Test Ban First Step
Senators Dodd and Humphrey unveiled a resolution urging the United States to offer the Soviet Union an agreement to halt atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. The plan excludes underground and space testing and would apply only if Moscow signs. The measure drew broad bipartisan support.
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Pope John Shows Slight Improvement Amid Ongoing Health Concerns
International report notes Pope John’s condition improves slightly after another hemorrhage but remains a major concern. National dispatch says a federal judge will decide by Tuesday on suits to desegregate Birmingham public schools. Emmy Awards highlighted by Shirley Booth and FE G Marshall. the President also wins. Senate prepares for three days of activity before Memorial Day. House pace is lighter.
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Beach Church Acquires Property For Convent
OLD ORCHARD BEACH Rt Rev Msgr Edward C O Leary announced at masses that four student sisters of the Sisters of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary will assist at the parish school of religion They will study at St Joseph s College in North Windham during the week and attend Friday classes at the parish On completion they plan to establish permanent residence The parish also acquired 25 Portland Avenue for a convent and the home sale was arranged through Felix T Sheltra and Sons Real Estate Biddeford
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Saco Sewer Bill Aid Cut Spurs Project Trouble
Saco's 2.3 million sewage project faces delay after a state 600000 share was removed from a funding bill. Mayor Whelan says without state aid the project cannot proceed. legislators may restore funds in a supplemental budget or risk missing the 1965 window.
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Court Rejects Wallace Suit Against Federal Troop Use
The Supreme Court dismissed Gov. George C. Wallace's suit seeking to bar federal troops from Birmingham. The court ruled the papers showed only readiness to deploy troops under 10 U.S.C. Section 333 and found no basis to grant relief. Justice White did not participate in the decision.
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Sales Tax Issue Debated As House Faces Schedule
Legislators near final adjournment in Augusta plan to debate the sales tax increase and budget measures as the session proceeds. Gov Reed seeks to raise the rate from 3 to 4 percent, aiming to boost revenue while funding the current service budget. The chamber will hold sessions through Memorial Day with key battles over financing and policy expected to continue.
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States Seek Federal Power Cut
Chief Warren condemns lawyers for silence as 16 states approve at least one of three broadly curtailing amendments to the U S Constitution. The piece outlines a silent drive by states, reactions from President Kennedy and Chief Justice Earl Warren, and explains that 34 states would trigger a constitutional convention to consider the proposals.
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