Pope Paul seeks relief for Iron Curtain Catholics
Pope Paul VI moves to ease religious pressure on Catholics behind the Iron Curtain seeking relief and freedom to practice faith. Messages to Khrushchev and Polish leaders signal renewed Vatican engagement and hopes for world peace amid historic Catholic presence in Poland.
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Iron Curtain
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Varwan
Poland
Zawadith
Khrushchev
John XXIII
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Steamboat Springs
Doh
Love
Veeslen
Colorado
Terrorist Bombs Kill 10 in Viet Nam Clash
Explosions at the U S Military Advisory Assistance Group compound in Saigon killed ten Vietnamese civilians and wounded about forty eight. Three American soldiers were among the injured with leg and facial wounds and lacerations. The blasts damaged a concrete wall and damaged nearby houses. A separate theater grenade incident injured many Vietnamese, with a government civil guard among the dead.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
America
Nowell
Coors Tries Growing Rice In Colorado
Coors Brewery of Golden is testing rice as a commercial Colorado crop. President William Coors said small experimental plots on the Western Slope show potential for Grand Valley and lower Arkansas Valley, with rice aiding reclaiming alkaline land. If trials succeed, the project could expand after the barley program.
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Colorado
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Senate confirms McDonald as Navy chief and more
The Senate unanimously confirms Admiral David Lamar McDonald to succeed Admiral George W. Anderson as chief of naval operations after Anderson was dropped for criticizing the Pentagon weapon award. The chamber also confirms Eugene G. Fubini as assistant secretary and notes continued defense and missile program advances, including an early Minuteman Wing 2 model test flight and a powered nose cone reaching over 1,000 miles.
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Currigan appoints Jerome Rose as Denver motor vehicle chief
Mayor-elect Currigan named Jerome C. Rose the first African American to hold a major city post in Denver. Rose will direct the city motor vehicles department with a monthly salary of 821.2 dollars after Al Gallatin declines reappointment and becomes deputy city auditor under Charles Byrne. Rosé is a Denver native and Manual High School and Denver University alumnus.
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Manual High School
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Anti English Sentiment Flares During JFK Dublin Visit
In Dublin Kennedy met Eamon de Valera who cited invader history in a speech. Mayor Andy Minihan received cheers for a pro Irish stance. In Wesford the crowd reacted to calls about centuries of foreign rule. A Chinese firm won a contract to build in Tras.
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Andy Minihen
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Konynes
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Tras
Eclipse Study With Astronauts Aboard Flight
Washington reports an astronaut and a female astronomer will take part in a study tied to a total solar eclipse. The plan involves the 84-year-old former president and a controversial political climate as U.S. officials discuss his trip and reception in Germany.
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Herbert Hoover
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Minnesota
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Lee
Ames Research Center
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Kennedy
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GOP Cautions Dems Elated on EK Reception
Washington, veiled by text errors, reports congressional leaders welcomed Kennedy's European tour, with Democrats praising a pro Allied impression while Republicans urge restraint until France and other results are fully known. House Speaker John McCormack notes the trip shaped but may not settle national interests.
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Kennedy
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House
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D-Mass
Seven Die as Fire Sweeps Rio Building
A 21 story Rio de Janeiro commercial building burned killing at least seven people and injuring many firemen. Survivors leaped from upper floors as ladders failed and helicopters rescued some from the roof. The blaze damaged two adjacent buildings and hindered by water shortages.
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Mogiel Companies
Ames
Dirksen Defends Senate Debate Against Filibuster Halt
Washington AP reports Everett Dirksen fights proposals to curb Senate talk with a Rule of Speak when foreign aid debates expand. He calls any rule to curb discussion a dead issue, stressing the minority’s right to speak as a key protection.
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Gordon Allott
K-Coro
Congo Wheat Aid and UN Congo Peace Operations
Summary of regional and world notes including Congo province seeking wheat aid from the United States and a UN General Assembly budget vote to sustain Congo and Middle East missions. Reports from Seoul on North Korean claims of capturing U S Army captains and Prague on youth violence with sentences handed to five suspects.
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Plane Crash Leaves Passenger Jet Total Loss
A hospital spokesman said the two injured sustained minor injuries. The crash cause remains undetermined. JW Dull, owner of a salvage firm, stated the $20,000 passenger plane was a total loss.
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Cuban Sugar Crop Threatens Cuban Harvest Declared
AP reports Troy paper notes Cuban sugar crop planted area limited to under 188.40 acres, only 39 percent of normal. Hoy blames slow adoption of new systems for reduced acreage. context ties to county hospital planning and revolutionary stance.
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Sung
Polio Outbreak Prompts Second Immunization Drive in Pa
Thirteen polio cases were reported near Harrisburg in two weeks. Officials note only four other U S cases last week, triggering a second mass immunization effort in Cumberland and surrounding counties. An autopsy and fire assessment cited a bright flash and heavy smoke from air-condition equipment as a factor. About 4,000 residents in the area have not received Sabin Type 1 vaccine this year, while over 60,000 were immunized last week.
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Fort Lyons Chaplain Dies at La Junta Hospital
The Rev. JA LaQuerte aged 76, Catholic chaplain at Fort Lyons Veterans Administration Hospital, died of a heart attack at La Junta hospital. Born in Canada, he was ordained 1911 and served in Colorado at St. Ir en vis and St. Peter's Cripple Creek before being appointed pastor of St. Mary's in Las Animas, which included the hospital at Fort Lyon.
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Missourian Named AAUW President in Four Year Term
Dr. Blanche Dow of Nevada Missouri was elected president of the American Association of University Women for a four year term. Balloting results were not disclosed until today. The report mentions other officials and events but is fragmented.
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Blanche Dow
Nevada
American Association of University Women
Jepan Wemesday
Colleg College
Munice Roberts
Cairo
Leomington
Ind
Stroyer Agincerl
Anna A
Orleans
Red Sea
Sce
Lynitt
Miller
Fort Collins
Coli
Air Varco
Rivlio Corp
Yar Epps
James Andrews
AD Toske
Chicago
Michael Fieieher
Nalional
Aden
Menitors Association
Crow Causes Blaze In Moses Lake Suburb
A crow perched on a wire sparked a grass fire near Moses Lake Washington. Firefighters battled the flames over fifty acres of grass as the heat from a transformer aggravated the scene. Investigators later found the crew had been cooked in the blaze.
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Moses Lake
Wash
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