Outdoor coronation planned in St Peter's Square
Vatican officials announced Pope Paul VI will be crowned outdoors in St Peter's Square on June 30 at about 6 p.m. Tens of thousands are expected, with international delegations from the United States led by Chief Justice Earl Warren and a 4,000 strong miners’ delegation from Bovogno, Italy. The ceremony will be shorter, about two hours, and more broadly viewed from bleachers added to accommodate spectators. Kennedy, in a rebuttal to de Gaulle, urged European unity and Atlantic partnership while stressing American steadfastness in world affairs.
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Bipartisan push backs US trade limits with Common Market
Senators Dirksen and Humphrey introduced a resolution to back Kennedy in trade talks with the Common Market. They warned European tariff actions threaten U.S. farm exports worth about 1.2 billion dollars and could upend wheat flour poultry and dairy sales. The president stressed Europe should weigh export impacts in policy.
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Noon Stocks Mixed Market With Fractions Gaining
New York early today saw a mixed stock market with gains and losses of fractions to about a point among key issues. The report lists industrials like Allegheny Ludlum, Allis Chalmers, Alcoa, and American Can amid broader comments on trade policy, Kennedy's stance on tariff reductions, and calls to expand Western trade while maintaining NATO deterrents.
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Free School Buses Debate Divides Catholics and Lawmakers
Harrisburg attorney William Ball said no official statewide endorsement exists yet for a bill on free bus transportation for Catholic students, though unity in action is urged. Eshleman questioned passage prospects, citing a $6.3 million yearly cost and a 1947 Supreme Court decision cited by Catholics to equate bus transport with welfare services.
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Recreation May Be Key To Pennsylvania's Future
AP reports Dr Maurice K Goddard Pennsylvania secretary of forest and waters says recreation could become the state's biggest business in 10 to 15 years as outdoor access and urban park development drive growth between New York and Chicago. He notes parks are vital to urban renewal and cites industry links to cities and forests.
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Obituary notices of Henderson Crawford Williams and others
Obituaries from Rural Valley and surrounding areas list Susie Kathleen Henderson died after a three week illness in Indiana County Memorial Hospital. A. Claude Crawford of Saltsburg Ridge, born 1887 in Cone Township, passed away after a long Elders Ridge life. services in Saltsburg and burial in Simpson/Lytles Indian Cemetery. Peter Sedar Sr., Homer City resident, 76, died in Harrisburg. services pending. Annabel Williams of Smithport, 76, died in Homer City area. numerous survivors across several states. Funeral arrangements and local religious rites set in multiple towns including Homer City, Saltsburg, Smithport, and Punxsutawney with interment in Circle Hill Cemetery. Family and friends will gather at local funeral homes in Rural Valley, Saltsburg, and Homer City.
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Republicans Demand End to Soviet Cuba Intervention
House Republicans backed a resolution labeling Soviet troops in Cuba a clear Monroe Doctrine violation. Drafted by Rep. James F. Battin's task force, it urges Congress to end Soviet intervention, halt Communist sabotage and guerrilla warfare, and let the Cuban people determine their fate.
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Area Station Lauded By State
Harrisburg AP The Senate adopted a resolution praising KDKA Radio and Television Pittsburgh for scheduled programming on unemployment in Allegheny County. The measure singled out the station and Westinghouse Broadcasting Co for the program Focal Point and noted three Monday night forums to discuss the unemployment problem.
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Catholics seek aid for Catholic school children
Catholics say they can bear most schooling costs for parish schools saving taxpayers about 225 million annually. As costs rise they press for aid targeted to children rather than institutions, warning that without relief Catholic schools could shift toward the public system, risking economic and educational chaos.
Floods Strain Nebraska as Two Die in Drenched State
Flood waters swept two people to their deaths in eastern Nebraska as clear skies promised a respite. Mrs. Ray Davis, 41, and Jane Kolar, 14, drowned while trying to leave a stalled car on a country road. Davis's husband and two children were rescued by four passersby in a truck as towns along Turkey Creek Salt Creek and the Swan River flooded. Dewitt Memphis and Valpariso faced up to two feet of water with crop damage described as extremely heavy.
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Pennsylvania House votes to increase Gettysburg ceremony funds
The House approved a bill to raise the Gettysburg centennial ceremonies' appropriation by 28,000 to 128,000, with 172 voting for and 20 against. The package includes changes to wage tax authorization for districts, a move tied to broader fiscal measures and school funding debates. Senate action was pending as committees prepared final consideration.
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Lincoln Kin Marks 101st Birthday in Uniontown
Mrs. Sallie H. Lincoln fifth cousin of Abraham Lincoln celebrated her 101st birthday in Uniontown Pennsylvania. She blew out candles on two takes and chatted with friends who stopped by as neighbors gathered to mark the milestone.
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