Pope John XXIII Weathered Crisis Amid Grave Illness
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, age 81, faces grave condition from persistent hemorrhaging linked to gastric heteroplasia. Doctors seek to control bleeding as speculation on the growth continues while Amleto Cardinal Cicognani visits and the Pontiff speaks of a possible sacrifice for peace and the Ecumenical Council.
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Explosion Injures Vinton Teens. Sister Aids Fire
Vinton youths Les Laughridge and his sister Patricia, 17, were hurt in a porch area blast early Tuesday. Les, burned over most of his body, is in serious condition at University Hospitals Iowa City. Patricia is in fair condition in Vinton. Officials suspect gasoline can involvement. fire chief Louis Freeman and a marshal’s aide investigate as house damage remains slight.
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Postal Service Cut Seen Avoided by Fund Action
Senate House committee restored 40 million of 92 million trimmed from the Post Office budget. Senator Robertson said the extra funds should assure adequate postal service for the fiscal year. Postmaster General Day warned of possible Saturday mail delays and curtailment of mail window service without restoration. The conference settled on about 6 billion for the post office and treasury, with 4.5 billion for the post office.
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Protestant Council Honors Kennedy with Distinguished Service Award
The Protestant Council of the City of New York will present its 1963 Distinguished Service Award to President Kennedy, the first non Protestant recipient. The award honors service to human rights and democratic freedoms.
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Living Cost Stays At Its Record High
The cost of living remained unchanged in April at the record March level, per the Labor Department. The consumer price index stood at 106.2 percent of the 1957-59 average, marking a 1 percent rise from April 1962.
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Labor Department
Plane Destroys Wedding Gifts in Billerica Crash
Kenneth Johnson 19 dropped a light plane onto the Strom home in Billerica Mass destroying wedding presents for Donna Strom 22 who was to be married Saturday. Mrs Strom was knocked from a chair by the blast and escaped injury. Johnson fled with a cut chin. police reported the bride to be was shaken but not seriously hurt. Her husband had just left. The fire destroyed the marriage gifts and damaged part of the home.
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George Strom
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Schools at Gary Shut By Walkout
Gary students walk out, closing multiple schools amid protest. Officials say classes halted as demonstrations unfold, with organizers demanding policy changes and district responses to the dispute. Schools affected include Gary area campuses.
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Gary
Wild melee erupts at Jackson lunch counter violence
A clash at a Jackson variety store erupts as white youths assault demonstrators including both Black and white sit ins. The disturbance tops a day of civil unrest amid desegregation tensions, with police moving in to restore order.
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Williams
Allen Thompson
No Decree For School Integration
U S District Judge Seybourn Lynne declined to order Birmingham schools desegregated, saying good faith testing of officials is required. He refused injunctive relief, noting the Alabama pupil placement law must be tested for discrimination and that the case involves James Armstrong’s children and related suits.
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Seybourn Lynne
Lynne
James Armstrong
T. N. Nelson
Fourth U. S. Circuit Court of ‘Appeals
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Alabama
U. S. Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit
Kennedy to Host Governors Luncheons Across States
President Kennedy will begin a series of governor luncheons to discuss mutual federal state matters. Salinger said bipartisan invites will go to Democrats and Republicans with a similar set for mayors and city officials. Attending governors include Carvel, Kerner, Welsch, Rolvaag, Hughes, Clement, Hoff. Peabody and King may attend. Dempsey invited but unable.
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Kennedy
Salinger
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Phillip Hoff
Vermont
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
John King
New Hampshire
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Unidentified Man Struck and Killed by Train Near Cedar Rapids
An unidentified man was struck and killed by a Des Moines bound North Western freight train near the Square D plant at 3700 Sixth Street Road SW around 12:45 Tuesday afternoon. Police were investigating at 2 p.m. Tuesday. He carried no identification.
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Square D
Sixth Street Road
Debt Ceiling Hike Clears Senate Vote
In Washington the Senate approved a House bill to raise the temporary debt limit to 309 billion dollars, advancing the government finance plan amid fiscal pressure.
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UPI
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