Pope John XXIII Remembered On First Death Anniversary
The Roman Catholic Church honors Pope John XXIII on the anniversary of his death with memorial Masses led by Giovanni Cardinal Urbani at St. Peter's Basilica and in his native Sotto il Monte. Pilgrims flood his birthplace as 50,000 signatures push a beatification bid, highlighting his era of renewal and ecumenism.
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Gerald I. Miller
Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Venice
John
Pope Paul VI
Sotto Il Monte
Pope John
Clemente Gaddi
Bergamo
Ecumenical Council
Third Man Quits Ruby Defense
Jack Ruby’s third chief defense counsel Dr. Hubert Winston Smith resigns to teach at the University of Texas Law School. Phil Burleson and Joe Tonnhill will continue Ruby’s case, asserting Smith’s replacement not needed despite Ruby’s claimed insanity. Earlier defense chiefs included Melvin Belli and Percy Foreman.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Hubert Winston Smith
University of Texas Law School
Phil Burleson
Joe Tonnhill
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Burleson
Smith
Tonnhill
Joe Brown
Uby
Pine Bluff Firm Wins River Revetment Contract
Pine Bluff Sand and Gravel Co. submitted the apparent low bid of 27763 dollars to construct revetments and dikes along both banks of the Arkansas River at Truluck Bend, eight miles downstream from Pine Bluff, to stabilize the riverfront.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Pine Bluff Sand and Gravel Co
Pine Bluff
Arkansas River
Truluck Bend
Mature Parents on Civility and Indifference to Atrocity
Muriel Lawrence argues that complacency in Western society, including by American readers, mirrors German bystander apathy before Nazi crimes. She cites Long Island murders, rape, and child abuse as evidence that unfeeling observers enable horrors.
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Muriel Lawrence
Long Island
Kew Gardens
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Post Office Receipts Rise in Little Rock
Post master Roy L. Sharpe reports Little Rock office four week receipts through May 22 total $429,295.50, up 13.5 percent from a year ago. For the year, receipts are up 8.8 percent.
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Little Rock
Roy L. Sharpe
Delta Sigma Theta conference taps 125 in Little Rock
About 125 people are expected to attend the Southwest Regional Conference of the Delta Sigma Theta, a public service organization of college women, in Little Rock from Thursday through Saturday.
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Little Rock
Delta Sigma Theta
Whitworth to Retire. Crutchfield to Succeed at Ouachita Hospitals
S T Whitworth, administrator of Ouachita Memorial Hospital in Hot Springs, will retire July 7. Gordy L Crutchfield, administrator of Ouachita County Hospital in Camden for the past 12 years, will succeed Whitworth.
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Hot Springs
Ark
S. T. Whitworth
Ouachita Memorial Hospital
Gordy L. Crutchfield
Ouachita County Hospital
Camden
Whitworth
Arkansas foundation receives over two thousand from sixty eight Arkansas businesses
The Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges was credited with receiving more than $2,000 from 68 local businesses active in the state. The announcement was made in Little Rock on Tuesday.
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Litlte Rock
Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges
Arkansas
Matson Wins House Remodel Bid After Trim
Matson Construction Co won the contract to remodel and air condition the House chamber and gallery after the House Efficiency Committee reduced its bid from 196 930 to 182 056 dollars. The legislature budgeted 198 000 for House projects and Matson’s bid plus others surpassed the amount.
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Little Rock
Matson Construction Co
House Efficiency Committee
Matson
McMath Swears Son Into Marine Corps in Arkansas
Former Gov Sid McMath, a brigadier general in the Marine Corps, swore in his son Phillip, 18, into the corps in Little Rock. Gov Faubus released his tentative engagement schedule with stops listed across Arkansas including North Little Rock Forrest City Warren Pine Bluff and Hot Springs.
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Sid McMath
Marine Corps
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Corps
Orval E. Faubus
North Little Rock
Forrest City
Warren
Pine Bluff
Bentonville
Siloam Springs
Hot Springs
Benton
Arkansas Post
Mena
Morrilton
Johnson predicts continued U S economic expansion
President Johnson said the United States economy, now in its 40th month of growth, will roll on through 1964 and well into 1965. He cited the January forecast of a 623 billion dollar gross national product, with current output at a 608 billion dollar annual rate and expected to be realized or exceeded this year.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Coast Guard Academy: Small Yet Strict Leadership Forge
The Coast Guard Academy in New London covers 65 acres along the Thames River and houses about 600 cadets. Cadets endure strict schedules from 6 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with competitive entry via examinations and physical tests, and most graduates come from top high school ranks seeking leadership and future service.
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Angelo Natale
New London, Conn
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
America
Coast Guard Academy
Johnson
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Air Baran Actahlichmante Hao Chaonld Avmilulu Colgvliloitiilo
Thames River
Treasury Department
Defense Department
Academy
Charles I. Steele
Frank V. Helmer
Helmer
Stunned Father Of Quads Hopes For Job Amid Birth
Salvatore Peloro, 35, says he is happy and stunned as his wife Maria, 30, delivers quadruplets on Tuesday. The babies weigh 2 pounds 13 ounces to 2 pounds 8 ounces with the parents’ two other children ages 3 and 5. Peloro has been out of work since November and relies on unemployment benefits no longer.
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New York
Salvatore Peloro
Maria
Peloro
Educator Warns Modern Education Hurts Some Youths
Psychologist Dr. Elton McNeil speaking at a National Institute of Mental Health workshop in Hot Springs argues that formal schooling does not suit all students and urges vocational training and social skills. He foresees three school types private parochial and public and notes many school bond issues failed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Elton McNeil
Hot Springs Sentinel Record
McNeil
National Institute of Mental Health
University of Michigan
Royal Homes Are Ruled By Princes
London reports discuss how royal households in two nations show similar dynamics with princes guiding domestic affairs. Prince Philip appears to prevail on household matters despite Queen Elizabeth II’s authority, with anecdotes about consented actions and wardrobe disagreements illustrating the balance of influence.
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London
Bernhard
Netherlands
Philip
Britain
Juliana
Elizabeth II
Donald Canter
Prince Philip
Lord Kinross
Elizabeth
TV Pioneer Dies in New York
Matthew M. Fox 52 a pioneer in pay television died Tuesday in New York AP reports Fox helped shape early cable and home viewing leading the pay TV era his death is noted by colleagues and industry observers
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TV Pioneer
New York
Matthew M. Fox
Bruce Forbes, Robes Inc President, Dies at 48
Bruce C. Forbes, 48, president of Robes Inc publisher of a leading business and financial publication, died Tuesday after battling cancer.
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New York
Bruce C. Forbes
Robes, Inc
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