Conclave Begins as Cardinals Lock Up Amid Papal Election
Vatican City reports the conclave to elect a new pope will begin with cardinals sealed inside the Sistine Chapel. It notes expected multiple ballots, Italian-dominated leadership, and preparations including reinforced walls, anchored doors, and strict secrecy vows. The cardinals will vote from Wednesday onward, following Pope John XXIII's death, with potential candidates like Urbani Confalonieri Ler caro and Koenig discussed as possibilities.
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Papal Conclave Battles to Elect a Pope in 1963
Reportage from St Peter's Square details the papal election process with cardinals sequestered, ballots burned to signal success, and the arrival of a new pope. The scene covers the conclave, voting rounds, the white smoke signal, and the coronation planning as crowds watch.
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Nuclear Power Seen Coal Industry Boon
Washington ap report quotes Glenn T. Seaborg predicting nuclear power will boost coal by reducing fossil fuel costs in high gas price areas. He cites 1980 as a milestone with 40,000 megawatts of civilian nuclear capacity and coal consumption rising as nuclear use expands in high oil and gas cost locations.
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Just a Touch: Wet Roads Warn Pedestrian Splash Tip
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