Joy and Hope Rise Over Pope Paul VI Election
Joy and hope greet Pope Paul VI as the world reacts to his election. Leaders from Kennedy to de Gaulle send congratulations, while Spain faces internal debate over a Barcelona terrorist case. Observers note a balance of peace and charity in the new pope’s outlook.
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Pope Paul VI
London
Paris
Moscow
Paul VI
Tokyo
Paul
Generalissimo Brancisca
Franco
Spain
Pane Paul
Barcelona
U Thant
Tervis
Pope Paul
Britain
Queenlizabeth
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Antonin Novatay
Diosdado Macapagal
Chan
Cellor Alfons Gorbach
Lester B. Pearson
Masayoshi Ohira
Michael Ramsey
England
Japan
Mexico City
Excelsior
Pope John
Montint
le Monde
Israelis to Train in Use of Hawks Missile in U S Sale Probe
Israelis military technicians will train in the United States next month to operate the Army Hawk air defense missile. The training signals near conclusion of a possible sale to Israel as Pentagon cautions no contract yet.
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Wassington
United States
Israel
Pentagon
United Arab Republic
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Ft. Belvoir
Florida
U.S
Portage Board Names Park After Local Teen
Portage Indiana officials announced the park will be named Sam Perry Park in honor of Sam Perry who at age 14 criticized the town board last year for neglecting park development and prompted a response.
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Portage, Ind
Sam Perry
Portage Town Board
Indian Powwows Held in Towanda
Towanda Pa AP reports the first day of a grand council gathering dozens of tribes from Canada Mexico and the U S with dances from the Navajos Narragansetts Susquehannocks Mohawks Tuscaroras Quapois and Miami plus a four team lacrosse round robin and a Sunday championship as officials greet them and pledge secrecy for sessions.
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Towanda
Lone Ranger
Wyalusing Rocks Wriday
Sifling Bull
Pennsylvania
Canada
Mexico
U.S
Lightfoot Talking Eagle
League of North American Indians
Flea Circus Owner Seeks Performers in London
Miss Pauline Testa, who runs a flea circus, seeks new performers as she notes she is down to four stars. She plans acts like flea fencers and charioteers and says fleas train easily with the right material. Health campaigns and pay rates limit supply, risking show quality without recruits.
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London
Pauline
Feas
Testa
Miss Testo
Britain
Miss Testa
Jockey’s Father Fatally Shot Near Charles Town Farm
William Hartack Sr., father of jockey Bill Marlack, was found dead near a pickup on a road to his farm near Charles Town. Frances Bryant of Winchester, VA, is questioned after being found with a forearm wound. a small caliber gun was recovered with all six shots fired. Bryant hospitalized. Hartack son reportedly at Wilmington.
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Charles Town
William Uartick Sr
Bill Marlack
Tarlack
Frances Bryant
Winchester
G. G. Molman
Charles ‘Town
Bryant
Charles Town General Hospital
Hartack
Wilmington
Rhodes
Del
Ralph L. Rhodes
Atp
Delaware Park
GOP Picks Convention City Today
The Republican National Committee selects the site for the 1964 National Convention from seven bids led by Western states pushing for greater policy influence. Atlantic City Chicago Dallas Detroit Miami Beach Philadelphia San Francisco are named candidates with a July 13 1964 target.
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Denver
Lst
Joan J. Tool
Colorado
Atlantic City
Hicago
Dallas
Detroit
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Gordon Allott
Allott
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
West
al- Urangh
Dominick
Goldwater
Allo
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Congress
South
Gal Engineer Resigns Post
Harrisburg AP report says Patricia Fuehrer Rhodes 29 of Shiremanstown resigned as the state health department's only woman sanitary engineer for domestic reasons to devote time to a home.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Patricia Fuehrer Rhodes
Shiremanstown
Bizarre Murder Trial Set for Reno Youth
Tom Bean an 18 year old Reno resident is slated for trial on murder charges in the strangling and mutilation of Sonja McCaskie the morning of April 5 in Washoe County District Court. Prosecutor William J. Baggio said Bean admitted entering McCaskie's apartment through an unlocked back door with intent to rape.
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Reno
Nev
Tom Bean
Bean
Sonja McCaskie
Washoe County
Harry Anderson
William J. Baggio
Anderson
Rena
Miss McCaskie
Raggio
Man Killed by Truck as He Steps From curb
Philippine Mario Tzaguirre, 70, was struck and killed by a truck Friday while stepping from a curb in Philadelphia. Police identified the driver as Edward Tobin, 4), of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Mario Tzaguirre
Edward Tobin
Steel Price Hike Question Debated
Pittsburgh AP reports the steel industry faces renewed pressure to raise prices after a revised labor contract. fringe benefits may add about 15 cents per hour in costs over 21 months while buyers’ inventories and selective hikes shape potential outcomes. Kennedy opposes a broad rise, favoring selective increases like last April.
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Pittsburgh
Steel
Basic Steel Industry
Mixed reaction to 13 week steelworker vacations
Pittsburgh AP reports mixed views after a new labor pact with 11 big producers grants about half of 400 000 steelworkers 13 weeks of vacation every five years. Workers debate using time for golf fishing or hunting with some planning extra jobs while others fear idleness.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Lou Felicetti
Bethel Park
George Slovenic
Sam Karlovich
Duquesne Heights
Kennedy seeks northern Negro vote as civil rights push looms
President Kennedy’s civil rights recommendations could win him substantial Negro support in the North in 1964 while provoking Republican opposition in the South. The outcome hinges on Congress action or inaction, with observers split over whether a Kennedy measure will pass and how it will shape the race.
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Washington
Kennedy
North
South
Congress
Gopenroads
GOP
Dixie
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Mississippi
Republican National Committee
Powell Says He Rewrote JFK Civil Rights Message
Powell claims he rewrote half of President Kennedy's civil rights message the night before delivery. He spoke at a Los Angeles event and urged a Negro leaders summit and continued demonstrations, praising the president's statement while criticizing movement fragmentation.
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Long Bisach
Calif
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Kennedy
Congress
Committee For
Powell
Long Beach Community
Washington
Los Angeles
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Toronto
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Springfield
Mass
Patsy Gay Goon
Fort Dix
N. J
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Wivephoto
Pagel
Nese-On-Tyne
Convention City
Philly
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Stephen
Chile
Frances Knight
United Steelworkers
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House
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SNOP
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