Pope Grave, JFK's Visit Called Off
Vatican says Pope John XXIII gravely ill with three to four weeks to live, delaying plans for a papal audience with President Kennedy. Doctors monitor bleeding and anemia as the pope remains confined to bed.
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Supreme Court orders no delay in school desegregation
The Supreme Court ruled eight years after the 1955 decision that no further delay is tolerable in desegregating public schools and that "deliberate speed" cannot justify indefinite postponement. It also granted a hearing to Dion Diamond over a speech at Southern University and declined to review a desegregation case in Clarendon County.
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East German border tension and West German protests
Reporter notes barbwire barriers near Steinsteec ken by the L East German border, part of a 1961 pattern as Germans flee west. Former West German defense minister Josef Arenss visits Jerusalem amid right wing protests. Labor unions begin a week of protests for higher living costs, delayed salaries, and industry wage demands. President Kennedy’s visit to Dublin is anticipated, as Irish tensions over his welcome loom. Actress Sharon Lyn dies in Hollywood after illness. services set for Pierce Bros. Englewood Park memorials planned.
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Bill to Aid Private School Buses Killed
Jefferson City Missouri The House constitutional amendments committee last night killed a proposed resolution to give public aid to private and parochial schools for student transportation. The vote was tied. The controversy over school buses prompted Catholic parents to enroll their children in public schools in Missouri.
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Lost exhausting Everest climbers tell of ordeal
William Unsoeld and Barry Bishop, two of the five man Everest ascent team, were rescued with frostbitten toes and blackened fingertips after a perilous summit bid. The trio had reached the summit via different routes, then faced hours of navigation and a tense descent. Bishop appeared dazed as they recuperated in a Kathmandu hospital, while Unsoeld spoke of a heated moment when temper frayed but the team regrouped for the descent.
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Debris Photos Offer Clues To Thresher Sub Tragedy
Debris found on the ocean floor, including metal fragments and wires, is highlighted as the best visible clue in the Thresher disaster. Navy officials caution currents and camera angles complicate attribution, as the court reviews thousands of testimony pages and continues its inquiry into the submarine’s loss.
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Lanterman resigns from California Assembly committee
Veteran Assemblyman Frank Lanterman of La Canada quit the Assembly Committee on Municipal and County Government. He accused six committee bills of pushing a blueprint for regional government and condemned the panel as stacked with liberals. Speaker Jesse Unruh faced critique, while John J. Knox lamented the departure.
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Hoffa Jury Bribe Case Set for June Arraignment
Nashville reports Teamsters President James Hoffa and 10 others face arraignment June 10 on charges of attempting to bribe jurors in a $1 million conspiracy case. Indictments allege bribes totaling at least $75,000 to influence jurors, with Hoffa charged for accepting a payoff to promote labor peace for a trucking firm in violation of Taft Hartley. The prior trial ended in a mistrial after 17 hours of deliberation.
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Troopers Shield Governor Shielded by Troopers in Alabama
UPI reports federal marshals served papers on Governor Wallace's aide at the executive mansion as part of a case over university integration. Wallace, shielded by state troopers, declined to accept service and faced questions about cooperation with the federal case. The Justice Department seeks to bar him from interfering with desegregation at the University of Alabama campus and extension centers.
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