Religious Leaders, Kennedy Mourn Pope John XXIII
President Kennedy and leaders across Catholic, Protestant, Jewish groups express sorrow and praise for Pope John XXIII. Cardinals Spellman Meyer Ritter and others call the pope a unifying figure and a man sent by God who transcended beliefs. The UN and religious bodies note his peace efforts and pastoral leadership.
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Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
New York
Cal
Chicago
Sab Lewis
United Nations
Oltcer
James Cardinal McIntyre
Las
Lyndon B. John- John
United Presbyterian Church In Loge of Cardinals
Angeles
USA
Eugene Carson
John XXII
Blake
Bution
Richard Cardinal
Cushing
Boston
New Wife Welcomed as First Lady of New York
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and his new wife were greeted with warmth at a 400-person formal dinner in Albany. The couple, both divorced, faced mixed reactions over their marriage and potential impact on Rockefeller's Republican presidential prospects. World religious leaders and civic figures eulogized Pope John XXIII as a unifying, peace-loving leader.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Cope
John XXII
Ur Times
Henry Ford
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
United Automobile Workers
Pope John
Birmingham in eye of racial hurricane
The Birmingham area sits under tense quiet as racial unrest swirls around. Business leaders and black activists face off over desegregation while efforts to organize the white population grow. The city awaits court action on desegregation and on reestablishing government structure as students prepare to enter the state university system.
Kennedy Plans Civil Rights Push Amid Southern Resistance
President Kennedy aims to push a heavy civil rights package through Congress including bans on private and public segregation. He met with 100 southern businessmen at the White House to urge voluntary desegregation and secure support, while southern lawmakers threaten stiff opposition and possible filibusters led by Senator Richard Russell.
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Kennedy
Bama
Arkansas
White House
South
Congress
Hubert H Humphrey
Humphrey
D-Ga
High Court Rules on Race Case Tightens Civil Rights Path
The Supreme Court rule allows a group of Illinois Negroes seeking desegregation to file in federal court without exhausting state remedies. The decision could accelerate desegregation by bypassing slow state procedures. Analysts warn it may be used to erode state authority and delay in Alabama cases.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Supreme Court
Ilinois
High Court
Seybourn H. Lynne
Birmingham
Lynne
Mois
Chenot School
St. Clair County
Teamster Leaders Convicted in Major Local 107 Case
A Philadelphia jury convicted Raymond Cohen and five associates of conspiracy to defraud Local 107 of more than 100000. Hoffa backed Cohen. the defendants include Ben Lapensohn, Howard F. Walker, Joseph Hart, Abraham D. Berman, and Jobe A. Elco. Trial stretched into week seven with sentencing pending.
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Philadelphia
International Team
James R. Hotta
Teamsters
Raymond Cohen
Local 107
David L
Ullman
Tril
Cohen
Wer Ben Lapensohn
The
Howard F. Walker
Joseph E. Hart
Abraham D Berman
Jobe A. Elco
Pope John XXIII Death Tests Vatican Soviet Outreach
Washington reports Pope John XXIII’s death may hinder a delicate Vatican effort to ease tensions with the Soviet bloc. The pontiff sought dialog with Moscow and improved Catholic conditions in Eastern Europe, a crossroad now uncertain under his successor.
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Washington
John XXII
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Vatican
Pope
John
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Romesl
Moscow
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushtehhev
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Ravlwabet
Vatican 4
Cathlics
Education Receives Assembly Priority in State Budget
AP reports education takes priority in the assembly as the state budget moves through five to six weeks of debate. Key measures include a $10 million base increase for public schools, higher teacher pay, and a new compulsory schooling plan offset by a proposed constitutional amendment and a $20 loan authorization.
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Hariusburg
URI College
Arece Tve
Sara Seca
House
Five US Cardinals Plan to Attend Pope Funeral
New York AP report states five U S cardinals including Spellman Cushing and Meyposton will attend Pope John XXIII funeral in Rome. Departure times unclear as arrangements are pending.
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New York
Five McIntyre
Los Annae
Rome
Lerome Pipich
United States
Louis
John XxIII
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Cushing
Albert Cardinal Meyposton
Chicago
James
Cushing to Campaign For Canonization
Cardinal Archbishop of Boston Richard Cushing announces a campaign for the canonization of Pope John XXIII. He says prayers will be solicited and the process will take years, gathering evidence and favors reported through church channels.
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Boston
Richard Car
Cushing
Christine
John XXIII
Rioting in Pakistan Kills 120, Injures 26 in Thari Village
Police report clashes between Shiite and Sunni Muslims 250 miles north of Karachi. rioters set fire to Thari after miscreants interrupted a Shiite procession. Tear gas used to quell the violence. Earlier clashes in Lahore left two dead and many injured. Curfew imposed after 180 arrests.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Poice
Mohammed
Indaw
Thari
Lahore
Pope John XXIII Death Triggers Worldwide Mourning
A global outpouring of grief follows Pope John XXIII's death as leaders from Christians, Muslims, Jews, and various governments express condolences. Messages arrive from the United Nations, major capitals, and religious figures, praising his call for peace and unity across nations.
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Ken
Func
U.N. General Assembly
Argentina
Peru
Notre United Nations
Dame Cathedral
Cairo
Jerusalem
London
Churches of England
U Thant
Tokyo
Scotland
Rome
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Manila
Buenos Aires
Leban
Charles de Gaulle
Japbeliever
Mass
John Theanese
Hirohito
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A. M. Sonnabend
American Jewish’ Committee
Theodore Hesburzh
University of Notre Dame
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of Churches
Paul C. Schulte
Indianapolis
David 0. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Edward F. McElroy
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Wyatt Tee Walker
Merta
Preme Court
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Queene
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Univsity
University of Alabama System
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