JFK Visit With Pope Suspended
Pope John XXIII remains gravely ill with recurrent hemorrhages and is confined to his apartment. A Vatican source says plans for President Kennedy to visit around June 22 have been suspended as Bishop Pierre Van Lierde cancels engagements in Rome and doctors monitor the pontiff through the night.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Kennedy
Pierre van Lierde
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
L’osservatore Romano
John
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
van Lierde
Auto Crash Fatal Claims Cedar Rapids Teenager
Cedar Rapids girl Jeanne Anne Brandon, 18, was killed in a one car crash near Palo on highway 74. Four others were injured including Coe College students Frank Fazio, John Roy, Edward Stines and Mary Jo Ashby. Roy drove the car which missed a left turn, struck a bank and a telephone pole. Stines remained in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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Linn County
Palo
Cedar Rapids
Mary Jo Ashby
James Ashby
Thirty Fourth Street NW
Coe College
Frank Fazio
Island Park
N.Y
John R. Roy
Newton
Mass
Edward Stines
Brooklyn
Bob Burt
Roy
Clutier Farmer Dies After 11 Years Unconscious
Clutier farmer Paul Sevcik aged 44 died Monday morning at Veterans hospital Iowa City after 11 years unconscious following a June 16 1952 tractor hammer mill accident on his farm. Survived by wife son Craig 16 parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Sevcik and six siblings. Services set for Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. St Vaclav church Clutier with rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. Mason funeral home Tama.
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Craig
Joseph Sevcik
Clutter
N Borneo Rebels Kill 20 Britons In Border Battle
Indonesian and British authorities report that about 120 North Borneo rebels battled British Sarawak forces in Tobedu near the border, resulting in at least 20 British constables killed in a two hour clash.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
North Borneo
Tobedu
Sarawak
Antara
Meredith Urges Stronger Civil Rights Legislation
James H Meredith met with Attorney General Robert Kennedy and urged stronger civil rights laws. The pair discussed Mississippi issues and federal protection for desegregation, with Meredith advocating broader rights and support for future Black students in Alabama and beyond.
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Meredith
Washington
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
U S fishing ships encircle Ecuador patrol boat in protest
San Diego based tuna clippers White Star and Ranger boarded off Ecuador by a patrol boat are joined by 21 U S vessels in a silent stand. Ecuador claims 200 mile jurisdiction demanding licenses with fees up to ten thousand dollars per trip.
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San Diego
Calif
U. S
August Felando
Assn
White Star
Ranger
Ecuador
U.S
Felando
Council Faces Dilemma on Street Bid Savings
The city council ponders a $10,000 saving in bids for Johnson avenue NW and Mt. Vernon road SE widening and resurfacing. Quad City Construction offered a 6 percent discount if both projects are awarded, challenging Midland Construction as the low bidder on both jobs. The matter is sent to legal staff for guidance.
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Pandora’s Box
Johnson Avenue NW
Mt. Vernon Road
Quad City Construction Co
Midland Construction Co
Cedar Rapids
Quad City
Midland
Johnson Avenue
Stolba
Bob Johnson
Stewart Shank
Judges Order Memphis Parks Open Immediate Desegregation
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the 1955 school desegregation mandate must not allow indefinite delays. The decision, written by Justice Goldberg, calls for immediate desegregation of Memphis parks, playgrounds, and city recreation facilities. The ruling also touched on bidding practices and other actions, with related cases on desegregation and criminal procedure noted in the day’s items.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Goldberg
Memphis
Tenn
Clarendon County
S.C
German S. Lopez
North Falmouth
Mass
Raymond L. Haynes
Spokane
Wash
Conflicting Reports on U.S. Sugar Prices
U.S. sugar price outlook splits with forecasts for a prolonged climb or a near term drop. Industry and government figures including Earl McHardy and Charles Murphy weigh likely moves as Congress prepares hearings in June. Prices recently topped 12 cents per pound amid calls for foreign deliveries to stabilize markets.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Small Business Committee
House Banking Subcommittee
New York Sugar Exchange
Earl McHardy
Charles Murphy
McHardy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Allen Eltender
Dla
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
U. S
State Department
Robertson
Leonor Sullivan
Dmo
House
NAACP Leader Hails Supreme Court Desegregation Ruling
Memphis NAACP president Jesse Turner welcomes the U S Supreme Court decision demanding desegregation of the city's recreational facilities. He calls the ruling a significant victory for civil rights and the community.
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Memphis
U.S. Supreme Court
National Assn. For
Jesse Turner
NAACP
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