Pope John to be buried privately this Thursday
Vatican sources report the Pope will be buried privately at 6 p.m. local time on Thursday with conflicting notices from the Vatican about whether the burial will be in St. John Lateran or St. Peter's Basilica. The Pope's will requests St. John Lateran.
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Pope John XXIII dies. world mourns in Canberra edition
Pope John XXIII died at 4 51 am Canberra time yesterday as tributes poured in from leaders worldwide. Cardinal Gilroy plans to travel to Rome for the papal election, and solemn requiem Mass will be held in Canberra at St Christopher's Co Cathedral.
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Pope John and Family at Vatican Death Bed Scene
The late Pope John born Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli is shown with his brothers Giuseppe and Alfredo and Zaverio and his sister Assunta after his election in 1958. The Pope’s family was at his bedside when he died early yesterday morning during his last moments.
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Canberra land for industry not dear
An National Capital Development Commission spokesman said industrial land in Canberra is not expensive and will attract competition when near a large market with services. He noted 68 industrial leases in three years and employment rising from 1,823 in 1959 to 2,232 in 1962 across 115 then 140 establishments.
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Australian youths meet Kennedy at White House
A group of 32 Australian youths met President Kennedy at the White House today,交流.
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Target Exceeded for Migration to Australia in 1963
Mr Downer opened the 1983 Australian Citizenship Convention at Albert Hall and announced the migration target for permanent arrivals was exceeded by 10000. He cited strong British interest with 42000 assisted arrivals projected and 127000 British applications in five months.
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Tribal Clash Kills Three In Papua Highlands Fight
AAP Reuters reports tribal fighting near Tari Station in Papua New Guinea’s Southern Highlands has left three men dead with eight native groups involved. A fourth death was reported as radio details reached Port Moresby.
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Harriman Praises Australian Efforts in New Guinea
United States Under-Secretary of State Averell Harriman spoke at a Wellington press conference and praised Australian work in New Guinea. He urged Indonesia to educate natives in the territory and said the Dutch handover proceeded in an orderly fashion. He warned the US would view any attack on Australian New Guinea as an attack on Australia.
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101 In Crash Feared Dead
A military charter DC-7 with 101 aboard vanished off Alaska and was sighted near Graham Island. Coast Guard reported life rafts and pillows seen. weather hindered landing. ship Hosei Maru redirected. Two survivors not confirmed. plane last heard 150 miles northwest of Annette Island.
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Sectarian clashes kill and injure in Pakistan towns
The Associated Press of Pakistan reports 120 killed and 26 injured in a Mostem village clash near Khairpur as police fire on rioters and troops move in. Earlier, in Lahore old city, a policeman died and 50 were hurt amid stone-throwing between Shia and Sunni groups with a 24 hour curfew and bans on gatherings.
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