Pope Paul VI Emerges As Progressive Church Leader
Pope Paul VI, elected today by the conclave, leads the church toward ecumenism and social justice. As Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan he emphasizes care for the poor, private enterprise within moral limits, and a mission to convert Communists. He rose through the Vatican diplomatic service and became the first cardinal named by John XXIII. He is survived by two brothers, Ludovico and Francesco, with families, and spent holidays with them at Ponte di Legno.
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John XXIII
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
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Secretariat of State
Pope Paul
Concesio
Brescia
Pius XII
Pope Pius
Montini
Pope John
Ludovico Montini
Chamber of Deputies
Sen
Frascesco Montini
Ponte di Legno
Alpé
Montin
Paul
Cates
Civl
Heim
Amleto
Cicognani
White House
Cuba Exiles Report Landing In Cuba Noted By Council
The revolutionary council announced in War Communique No 1 that small groups of commandos landed in various parts of Cuba with peasant cooperation. The U S State and Defense Departments said they had no information on landings and questioned any large infiltrations. Rep Paul Rogers claimed sources say over 3 000 men infiltrated at three coastal points but did not name them.
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The
Revolutionary Council
U.S
Cuba
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Capitol
Goldwater
Use of Drug Debated In Lung Cancer
Scientists explore Atabrine as a Trojan Horse to deliver cancer drugs to lung tumors in animals. Minnesota researchers find aminoacridines concentrate in lungs and liver, glow under UV light, and highlight tumors, suggesting diagnostic and therapeutic potential for lung cancer.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Atlantic City, NJ
Troy
Alvin Shentesh
Notiman
Ackerman
University of Minnesota Medical School
American Medical Association
Minnesota
Scouts Endorsement Sparks Cancer Study at June Meet
Approval for advancement goes to Scouts including Robert Heinseh Jr and Robert Plouse as they join the June meet. The Minnesot work hints Atabrine may influence cancer when delivered at sufficient strength. Indian climate ranges from Arcde Himalayas to Lropwal in the south.
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William Penn Council
Board of Review
India
Arcde
Himalaya Mountains
Lropwal
Robert Heinseh
Robert Heiseh
Saltsburg
Diginsch
Post 1
Baltsorg
Robert Plouse
Wendl Plouse
Scout Plouse
Proap
Homer City
Dance Victim Seeks Damages From Conga Line Incident
Benjamin Satz, 58, testified he should be awarded 253600 damages after a kick in the left leg during a conga line at the Hotel Flamingo in Las Vegas on August 14, 1959 led to phlebitis. Satz, a Long Beach furniture dealer, argued hotel negligence while the defense said he assumed the risk by joining the line.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin Satz
Satz
Flamingo
Las Vegas
Long Beach
Calif
Steel pact hailed as new industry accord in 1964
William E. Simkin of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Washington says the agreement will confound doom prophets of obsolescence for collective bargaining. The pact raises employment costs about 15 cents per hour, expands a 13 week vacation plan for 50 percent of high seniority workers, and boosts hospitalization, sickness pay, and life insurance. An experimental clause covers outside contractors and supervisor tasks to be redefined.
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Cant Development
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
USW
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Republic, Steel Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Wheeling Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Pope Paul Reigning In Vatican City
Pope Paul continues his leadership in Vatican City with ongoing ceremonies and religious duties as described in the current page segment. Details emphasize continuity of papal governance and church practices under his direction.
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Pope Paul
Vatican City
100000 Negroes Ready for Civil Rights Demonstration
Washington AP reports police estimate 100000 demonstrators may gather in the capital to press civil rights legislation. Leaders warn against violence, while Congress weighs sit-ins and a dramatic protest plan as security forces prepare and Kennedy signals cautious support for peaceful action.
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New York City
Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Captol
Capitol
Kennedy
Super Foods For Children Deplored At AMA Meeting
Nationally known nutrition researcher Dr. John B. Youmans warned that super nutrition for American children may shorten lifespan in two generations. He cited earlier solid food introduction and excessive vitamins as risks and noted children now grow bigger faster than their fathers. Philadelphia heart specialist Dr. Alfred Kershbaum added that smoking may raise fats in the blood.
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Atlantic City
America
John B. Youmans
Nashville
Tenn
United States
American Medical Association
AMA
Goldberger
Youmans
United Health Foundations, Inc
New York
Alfred Kershbaum
Philadelphia
Obituaries of John E Sharp and Blanche Humphrey Humphrey
Obituary notices report Indiana resident John E. Sharp of White Township died June 20 1963 at 1 20 p m after a long life spent in Rayne Town safety service and church work He survived by widow Josephine M Johnston Sharp son Rev Elvin B Sharp and several relatives Interment will be at Washington Church Cemetery Friends may visit at Robinson Lynies Indiana Services Monday June 24 with Rev James Burnett Reid presiding Blanche Bright Humphrey 83 of New Castle died June 20 1963 after a lengthy illness Born December 2 1879 she was widow of the Rev James D Humphrey Longtime pastor at Plumville Sagamore Atwood and Elders Ridge prior to his death
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Minnie Cassidy Carnahan
Saltsburg
Salem Towneship
John D
Mary Newhouse Cassidy
Joseph R. Hunter
Robinson’s
Sattsburg
John O. Miller, Jr
Edgewood Cemetery
John E. Sharp
Indiana
R.D
White Township
Washington
President Kennedy
Europe
Arm
David Elder
Jessie
Bills Sharp
Rayne Town
U.S. Secret Service
Rochester Mills
Island Marion Center
Dent
Sharp
al Hetrick
Wilson Rolling Mill Palace
Robinson-Lynie’s
James Burnett Reid
D.D
Washington Church Cemetery
Blanche Bright
Hum. Phrey
New Castle
Pleasant Valley
Venango Co
Mary Randall Bright
Harrison Bright
James D. Humphrey
Retired Public School Teachers Elect Indiana County Officers
The Retired Public School Teachers of Indiana County adopted a constitution at a dinner meeting in Armstrong Grange Hall. Officers elected included President Harry J. George, first vice president Joseph Hamilton, second vice president Miss Helen Repine, treasurer Floyd D. Daughter, secretary Miss Clara Gemmell, and corresponding secretary Mrs. John Moritz.
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Indiana County
Armstrong Grange Hall
Harry J. George
Shelocta R.D
Joseph Hamilton
Black Lick
Helen Repine
Indiana
Floyd’ d Daughter
Clara Gemmell
John Moritz
Blairsville
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West Germany
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Harlansburg
Paul Vitlesses
St. Peter’s Basilica
Msgr
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Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
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