Pope John Had Experiences of Both Diplomat, Pastor
In a three part AP Vatican piece, Bennett Bolton portrays Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli later Pope John XXIII, detailing a life of diplomacy and pastoral care. It notes his early years in Bergamo, family roots, and rise within the church, emphasizing gentleness, practical wisdom, and devotion to service across decades in Italy and the Vatican.
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Kennedy in 1960 Civil Rights Appeal Recounted
President Kennedy recalled that in 1960 he favored a direct appeal to the people on civil rights, but after Little Rock unrest in 1957 he did little publicly and no rapid call. He contrasted Roosevelt's talk with Eisenhower's actions, noting the era's tensions as riots and federal troop deployments followed.
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Canada Extends Fishing Ban To Foreign Vessels Near Coasts
Canada announced a plan to extend its exclusive fishing zone from three to twelve miles, aiming to curb foreign and Soviet trawler activity along the Atlantic coast. The move, tied to treaty rights with the United States and France, is to be coordinated with Washington and may influence Great Lakes fisheries.
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Liquor Bill Up For Vote In Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg AP The Senate Republican leadership pressed a liquor and wine excise tax bill toward a final vote despite two GOP holdouts. Majority Leader Berger hoped to flip votes or win Democrats as debate continued. The measure would raise the rate from 10 to 13 percent, with holdouts Ehrgood and Pechan cited as opposing. House meanwhile passed a state Board of Education policy bill and sent it to the Senate for agreement. Other items: highway commission plan, anthracite strip mining bill, bituminous mining amendments, and hunting party restrictions advanced or approved.
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Tiny Roger Flint Hunter Jr A Boy Grows After Pituitary Tumor
The Macon Georgia story profiles Roger Flint Hunter Jr known as Little Roger who, after pituitary surgery to remove a malignant tumor, stopped growing at three feet tall but later treatment allowed renewed growth. Now in fifth grade he remains small yet unusually bright in science and mechanics and dreams of entering construction. he walks with his dog Beauregard No 2 and prefers work over school.
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Speed Integration Urged by Kennedy to Business Leaders
Washington AP Kennedy presses about 100 business leaders to accelerate efforts to end racial barriers. He cites economic and social ties as motivation and urges rapid action across hiring, promotion, and partnerships to advance civil rights. Participants include top executives from major firms.
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UN Team to Enforce Yemen Civil War Peace Pact
United Nations observers head to Yemen within days to help enforce a ceasefire accord. Secretary General U Thant secured pledges from the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia to fund half the two month, 200 member peace mission amid shifts in regional support and troop withdrawals.
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SEC Plan Aims Stricter Rules for Securities Firms
New proposals from the Securities and Exchange Commission seek tighter broker controls and greater protections for investors. The OTC market would be brought under reporting requirements, aligning it with exchange-traded firms as Congress considers reforms. The stock market showed little reaction as the plans were outlined in New York.
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