Pope John and the cardinals shaping a new Papacy
The article analyzes the 19 June papal conclave and how Cardinal conservatives and liberals may clash before selecting a successor to Pope John XXIII. It notes Pope John’s progressive stance in Pacem in Terris, Cardinal Cushing’s calls for easing marriage and censorship rules, and the shift toward ecumenism and world governance while highlighting the world’s sorrow at John’s death.
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Washington
John XXII
John
Leo XIII
Britain
Herber Spencer
Pope Leo
Pope John
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
America
Jesuit Weekly
Three Workers Die in Sewer Gas Incident
Wolanski and two coworkers were overcome by deadly fumes while clearing a sewer. Police and Civil Defense crews responded as Patrolman Robert Riley, 38, entered with a gas mask but grew dizzy and withdrew. Firemen later regained control of the scene.
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Wolanski
Robert Riley
Civil Defense
Farewell Address Proves Too Much For Aged Minister
In Souderton Pennsylvania the Rev Alfred M Rahn longtime pastor of the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church died after delivering a farewell address at the old church as the congregation prepared to move to a new sanctuary He served as pastor from 1918 to 1956 and as pastor emeritus afterward His first wife and a daughter were buried in the churchyard He collapsed and died after finishing the sermon
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Souderton
Alfred M. Rahn
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
Pennsylvania
Old Stone Church
Rahn
Mr. Rahn
Autopsy Sought After Woman Found Nude in Pa Field
An unidentified woman about 40 was found nude in a farm field five miles north of State College. Centre County District Attorney Jack Harris called it an apparently unlawful death. No ID or clues were provided. Professor W O Rodgers found the body on Ralph McClure farm in Patton Two while searching for a missing metal rain can. The body was taken to Bedford Community Hospital.
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Biain Aouuge
State College
Tas Yen
Centre County
Atty
Jack Harris
W. O. Rodgers
Pennsylvania State University
Ralph McClure
Patton Two
Rodgers
W. C. Rodgers Jr
Bedford Community Hospital
Pa School Aide Responds To Corry Journal Editorial
A Pa school aide writes in reply to the Corry Journal editorial of May 7 1963 arguing that Corry and the wider Commonwealth education system had previously developed a philosophy of education evaluated by Middle States and stressing the importance of vocational and technical education including driver education. The letter defends school administrators roles, critiques cost focus, references Look magazine June 4 1863 issue, and urges realistic budgeting aligned with long term outcomes and state unification plans.
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Corry
Commonwealth
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Middle States
NASA
Board of Education
Jointuce
Look Magazine
Strip Act By Cyclists Nets Pair 20 Fine
LAKEWOOD two Bradford men Philip Bennett and Henry Gifford rode their motorcycles to Harold Nelson s laundromat causing a mild shock when they stripped to dry soaked clothes. A woman observer hid in a car as the pair dried shirts and trousers then rode off. Both men were jailed in Chautauqua County for disorderly conduct and fined $20 after being arrested in Jamestown and returned to Lakewood for the proceedings. Nelson s shock led to police contact and Peace Justice Wield Aver s noted handling of the case.
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Lakewood
Philip Bennett
Henry Gifford
Bradford
Harold Nelson
Nelson
Bennett
Gilford
King Nelson
Gifford
Chautauqua
Nels Carlson
Jamestown
Peace Justice Wield
Chautauqua Lake
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Cardinal Cushing
Africa
Frankie Avalon
Rod Taylor
Calais
The
Corry Journal
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Terest
Yours
Supervisor Bureau of School District Organization
Harrisburg
Penelec
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Dad
Rossin’s
Bermuda
Jamaica
Tru Val and
van Heusen
Dacron
Rossin
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