No Prospective Pope Has Overwhelming Advantage
The upcoming conclave to select Pope John XXIII’s successor prompts betting on Italian candidates. Montini of Milan and Castaldo of Naples head a list of Italian cardinals, with non-Italians like Cardinal Tisserant also discussed as potential compromise figures. Two thirds majority required. eight cardinals present may be unable to attend.
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Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
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Alfonso Castaldo
Naples
Vatican
Gal To Try Space Trip
Moscow reports say Ladybird Ludmilla will join Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky in the final 24 hours of the Vostok V mission. A rendezvous is hinted for Tuesday at Baikonur from which Bykovsky launched. Bykovsky, 28, is a fighter pilot and father of a 3 month old, while Ludmilla, 25, is said to be tough and ready for weightlessness.
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Senate plans quick action on extra aid for distressed areas
Senate leaders outlined plans to authorize 450 million dollars for the Area Redevelopment Administration after the House rejected the measure 209 to 204. Senator Douglas urged floor debate to begin the week of June 24, while opponents urged cutting funds. Humphrey noted some benefits despite inadequacies.
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D-Ill
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Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Peter H. Dominick
R-Corp
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
143 Cities Move to End Racial Barriers in South
The Justice Department says 143 cities with 10 000 plus population across 11 former Confederate states and nearby areas have taken voluntary steps to desegregate since May 22. Actions cover lunch counters theaters hotels and restaurants with further progress expected in many areas.
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Mourners honor Medgar Evers as Jackson riots erupt
In Jackson Mississippi hundreds of crying mourners verge on violence after Medgar Evers funeral. Police with a Justice Department attorney and a police dog unit restore order within about 50 minutes. Dozens arrested as 3000 to 4000 attendees mourn Evers, an NAACP leader gunned down at his home. President Kennedy offers sympathy and notes the justice of the cause.
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Kennedy Threatens Rail Strike Settlement Or legislation choice
President Kennedy blocked a looming rail strike and offered the railroads and unions a choice to seize the dispute by July 10 or face binding legislation. Both sides agreed to return to bargaining while the president urged no congressional action, hoping to avoid a nationwide shutdown. The dispute centers on eliminating 40,000 firemen jobs from diesel yard and freight engines, which railroads deem costly.
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Hoover Improves But Remains Seriously Ill at 88
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 88, remained seriously ill with anemia from gastrointestinal bleeding. Doctors reported improvement on Saturday and noted no ongoing bleeding, with no hospital transfer planned. His sons Allan and Herbert Jr. visited in Waldorf Towers where he has been confined since his illness began a week ago.
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Marchers Jailed as Danville Enforces New Protests Crackdown
In Danville Virginia police arrest 35 demonstrators including two white after two downtown marches violate a new city ordinance. Civil rights leaders vow bail refusal while a mass meeting planned another protest. Nazi party members parade near federal building with no violence reported.
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Cardinals prepare to elect Pope pivoting on Milan archbishop
The College of Cardinals meets to choose a successor to Pope John. Giovanni Battista Montini is named as a leading Italian candidate, Archbishop of Milan and ally to Pius XII. 82 cardinals may vote with 28 Italians. attendance uncertain.
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Milan
Pius XII
Powell Backs Macmillan as Profumo Crisis Deepens
London AP reports Health Minister Enoch Powell, once wavering, supports Prime Minister Macmillan amid the Profumo scandal. The Cabinet tightens ranks for Monday’s Commons debate on War Minister Profumo’s truthful testimony and potential resignations, with party leaders urging unity.
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