World’s Millions Mourn Death Of Pope John 10
A military charter DC7 with 101 aboard vanished off the Alaska coast after leaving McChord. Search planes from Elmendorf Esielson and Coast Guard joined the effort as weather worsened and reports indicated emergency communications from Kasaan Bay.
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People's Pope Seen As Unifier Of Christian Denominations
Protestant Bishop Fred Pierce Carson reflects on Pope John XXIII as a transformative leader who bridged divides among Christians. He notes John's ecumenical vision, humble parish roots, and role guiding the Second Vatican Council toward unity despite internal tensions.
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States May Ban Agency Shop Pacts Court Rules
The Supreme Court ruled that federal law does not prohibit agency shop contracts but lets states ban them. It split two cases, upholding Florida on a Florida right to work basis and allowing bargaining under Indiana law. The ruling left unsettled whether states or the NLRB enforce bans, to be reargued next October.
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Reluctant U S Resumes Normal Ties With Haiti
The United States resumes normal diplomatic contacts with Haiti under Francois Duvalier despite his unconstitutional rule and no concessions. Ambassador Thurston may not return to Port au Prince as Washington reconsiders next steps while U S aid remains suspended.
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Leaders Pay High Tribute To John 23rd
Pope John XXIII, dead after a brief papacy, drew global mourning and tributes from leaders and faithful. Figures from Kennedy and Johnson to de Gaulle praised his efforts toward ecumenism and peace, while his encyclical Pacem in Terris was hailed as a universal call for human rights and justice.
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Kennedy to urge new civil rights legislation this week
President Kennedy plans to send Congress a special civil rights message this week after White House talks with Democratic leaders. The move follows GOP pressure accusing the administration of foot dragging and aligns with proposals to bar segregation in public places and broaden attorney general powers. House Republicans indicated support for bold action as they pressed for immediate measures.
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Pope John Dies On Roman Sunset After Four Days Of Suffering
Tributes pour in as Pope John Paul II, known as the people's pope, dies ending days of illness. World reaction honors his efforts toward Christian unity and human spirit. Meanwhile a Northwest Airlines DC7 with 101 aboard vanishes off Alaska coast after departing McChord Air Base. Federal judge in Birmingham weighs blocking Gov. Wallace from blocking University of Alabama enrollment. Supreme Court ruling on agency shop and Tennessee school transfer plan. Senate probes unpledged electors in the South. West Virginia and several colleges hold commencements as seniors receive diplomas.
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Airliner Crashes in Himalayas Killing 29
An Indian Airlines DC3 bound for Srinagar crashed five miles west of Pathankot in the Himalayas. All 29 aboard died, including six Americans. Identified victims include Associate Professor James Clarence Laverty and his wife Jean, with their three sons. The crash cause is unknown. a US Embassy report confirms the listed passengers.
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Judge Withholds Injunction Ruling On Wallace Desegregation Bid
U S District Judge Seybourn Lynne withheld an immediate ruling on the federal government's injunction petition to stop Gov. Wallace from blocking University of Alabama desegregation. Hood and McGlathery, two Black students, were accepted for enrollment at the university campuses. The ruling is due by 9 a.m. Wednesday.
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Pope John XXIII Dies After Long Illness in Rome
John XXIII, the Pope of unity and peace, died at 7 49 p m in St Peter s Square after a year of stomach cancer and peritonitis The Vatican reported the pope s final hours were marked by pain but he blessed mourners and clutched a crucifix as he prepared to meet the end His death drew tributes from world leaders including President Kennedy and prompted a massive vigil in the Vatican area.
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