Stritch's Body Lies In State In Rome College
Samuel Cardinal Stritch lies in state at the Pontifical College in Rome awaiting funeral rites. He died after a stroke while preparing to assume duties as pro prefect of the Vatican Congregation for Propagation of the Faith. The cardinal will be buried in Chicago after a funeral Mass in St Ignatius Church.
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ROME
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Pontifical College
Pope Pius XII
St. Ignatius Church
Chicago
Martin John O'Connor
Scranton
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Ralph Bergen
Vatican
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Vatican Curia
Italy
Pope Pius
Stritch
College of Sea
Weather brief for Georgia South Carolina region
Forecast calls for low 80s in the southwest, mild tonight with 53 to 58 by dawn. Georgia partly cloudy 60 to 68, South Carolina mild through Wednesday with highs 80 to 86 and lows 60 to 65.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Generally Mild Weather Prevails Across The Nation
The Associated Press reports generally mild conditions nationwide with a cooling trend in the north Atlantic Coast states. Scattered showers occur across the Midwest and West while a band of wet weather runs through the Rockies into the southern and central Plains. Iowa records the heaviest rainfall with hail in its north central section. Light rain fell overnight in parts of the Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest.
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Associated Press
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Rockies
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Iowa
Great Lakes Region
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Traffic awards for NC cities by National Safety Council
The National Safety Council presented traffic accident prevention awards to North Carolina and three Tar Heel cities. Charlotte Kinston and Raleigh were city winners as part of 24 state awards for outstanding traffic safety work.
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Raleigh
T AP
North Carolina
Tar Heel
National Safety Council
Charlotte
Kinston
Council
Scales Appeals Smith Act Conviction In Virginia Briefs
Attorneys for Junius Irving Scales filed appeal briefs in Richmond claiming the Smith Act under which he was convicted is unconstitutional. The 38 year old former Carolinas Communist party boss seeks a June 13 hearing in Asheville North Carolina arguing he faced no act beyond being a party member.
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Richmond, Va
Carolinas
Junius Irving Scales
Scales
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Asheville
N.C
U.S
Communist Party
U.S. Supreme Court
FBI
Weather Daytime Highs and Nightly Lows Forecast
Weather forecast notes low tonight around 55 degrees and high tomorrow near 44 degrees. Today’s high reached 78 degrees and last night’s low was 51. Sunset is at 7 28 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 06 a m.
Glaucoma warning and early detection from reader’s digest note
A June Readers Digest article explains glaucoma as eye pressure harming the optic nerve and stresses that early testing and treatment can prevent blindness. The author shares personal experience and urges readers to pick up a copy from newsstands and stores.
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June Reader's Digest
College Room Rents Increase at NC State and UNC
Parents face rent hikes up to 25 percent as NC State College in Raleigh and UNC plan two new dorms to be financed under a self liquidating program. State College room rates rise from 135 to 170 dollars per year while Chapel Hill increases for men students.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina
Consolidated University of North Carolina
W. D. Carmichael Jr
UNC Trustees Seek to Curb State Higher Education Board
Trustees of the Consolidated University of North Carolina move to amend 1955 law to limit the State Board of Higher Education. A special committee reports the board can reverse or override trustee education policy, and calls for autonomy while preserving board functions.
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Higher Education Board
Victor
Bryant
Durham
Rents Hold Steady as Dorm Plans Continue
Rent levels for men range from 130 to 170 dollars yearly while women pay 192 to 215. No increase planned for the 310 dollar annual rate at Woman's College in Greensboro due to no new dorms.
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Woman's College
Greensboro
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