World Mourns Death Of Pope John XXIII
Pope John XXIII lies in regal raiment at the Vatican Palace as cardinals and diplomats pay respects. President Segni and officials visit the body and a procession to St. Peter's Basilica is planned, with Rome and global mourners filing past the late pontiff.
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Kennedy mourns Pope John XIII in Washington tribute
President Kennedy led official Washington in mourning Pope John XIII. The State Department and Vice President Johnson praised the pope for peace and international cooperation and his compassion. Rusk lauded the pope’s period of pontificate and worldwide empathy.
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Texas History Class Explores Origins From Neanderthal to Darwin
In Bryan Adams High School, Tom Allen asks students what to study after finishing Texas history. They survey topics from Neanderthal origins to early theories like Darwin and Sinanthropus Pekinensis. The class considers three billion-year timelines and questions about humanity’s beginnings.
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Pope John XXIII Seeks Unity Before Final Coma
Vatican report details Pope John XXIII’s final words urging Christian unity. He uttered Ut unum sint and then lapsed into a coma that led to his death. The pope disclosed he had only three or four weeks of life, revealing a guarded secret about his illness.
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Hoffa Indicted in $20 Million Teamsters Fund Case
President James R. Hoffa and seven others were indicted on 28 counts for fraudulently obtaining about $20 million in loans from the Central States Teamsters pension fund and using over $1 million for personal gain. The FBI probe of the $200 million fund led to the Chicago grand jury filing in 28 counts.
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Weather forecast for Garland area warm through Wednesday
Clear to partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with highs near 90 each afternoon and nights in the low 70s. Winds southerly at 10 to 20 mph.
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Debris Found From Missing Northwest DC7 Plane
Coast Guard reports debris in Gulf of Alaska linked to the missing Northwest Orient Airlines DC7 charter. The four engine plane carried 101 people and vanished after requesting an altitude change. Flight originated from McChord Air Force Base in Washington to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Alaska.
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Garland High School Resigns Teacher To Pursue MA
Speech teacher Mrs Lavona Rowett resigned from Garland High School Monday night to pursue a master of arts degree at North Texas State University in Denton. Her resignation was accepted by the board as they also hired six new teachers and elected Mary Geretta Sims as dietician. The auditing firm L B Nicholson CPAs was named independent school district auditors for the new year.
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Kennedy Says World Can Ban Hunger Through Action
In a speech opening the World Food Congress, President Kennedy urged global efforts to outlaw hunger and ensure a balanced diet for all, calling for full U.S. support for a worldwide hunger ban amid rapid population growth. Thant urged a 4 to 5 percent annual rise in food production as nations face poverty amid plenty.
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Sidewalks or No Sidewalks: Garland City Council Tonight
The Garland City Council will consider an ordinance allowing developers to skip sidewalks under specific conditions. The proposal lists four waivers including impractical terrain and prohibitive cost, with an appeal route to the Board of Adjustment if the Plan Commission denies a sidewalk deletion.
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McElreath Arrested for Speeding in Indiana Race Day
Racing driver Jim McElreath, who finished sixth in the Memorial Day 500 mile classic near Portland Indiana, was arrested for speeding on a state highway and paid a $17.75 fine.
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Judge Expected To Rule On Gov Wallace Case
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne weighed a government bid to restrain Governor George Wallace from blocking three Negro students from entering the University of Alabama. Wallaces aides argued injunctions were premature while Justice Department officials warned of possible violent clashes if he acted. Ruling expected by Wednesday morning after a Monday hearing.
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Poff Sentenced for Jail Climbing in Sparta Wisconsin
Ronald Poff, 18, was sentenced by Judge Lambert Hansen to 15 days in Monroe County jail after police reported his habit of climbing the jail wall to visit inmates. He had been repeatedly jailed for the same conduct.
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Garland Installs New Traffic Signals at Key Intersections
Garland City Manager John Stiff announced traffic lights have been installed at Shiloh and Miller Shiloh and Walnut and Shiloh and Forest Jupiter and Forest signals upgraded to all directions Intersections planned include Marion and Forest and Broadway Kingsley First and Centerville The Forest Marion signal is expected to lower hazards and curb speeding from eastbound traffic on Forest
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