Cardinals to Elect Pope in Secret Conclave at Vatican
Vatican City AP reports the successor to Pope John XXIII will be chosen in a secret conclave of cardinals in the Sistine Chapel. The process involves two thirds majority votes, possible days to years, and smoke signals from the chapel chimney to announce a pope to the world.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Rome
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Pius XII
Pope John
Gregory X
Christ On Earth
St. Peter
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s Square
Jesus Christ
Antioch
Bonaventure
Celestino IV
Vatican Palace
Michelangelo
John
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli
Venice
St. Peter’s
Fascinating Facts From Lake Dweller Remains and Plans
Dozens of animal remains from Swiss lake bottoms reveal domestic and wild species as Lake Dweller life is explored. The piece notes platforms for livestock, posts up to 30 feet deep, and typical plank sizes while comparing tame boars to wild hogs.
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Uncle Ray
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Truth in Packaging bill looms over Congress debate
Sylvia Porter discusses the uncertain fate of the Truth in Packaging bill as it moves through Senate and House committees with potential penalties, labeling standards, and deceptive packaging concerns. Porter urges businesses to preemptively audit practices and advertise honest, clear labeling to win consumer trust.
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Sylvia Porter
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Hart
St Paul Park Girl Among Missing Airline Crew
Northwest Airlines reported a St Paul Park resident Patricia L Moran of Seattle as a stewardess aboard the missing Northwest military charter flight along the Alaska coast. The six member crew included Capt Albert Olsen First Officer Donald Wenger Flight Engineer Kenneth Larson and attendants Donald Schaap and Joan (last name unread). Moran joined the airline March 1 1959.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
St. Paul Park
Northwest
Alaska
Patricia L. Moran
Seattle
John W. Moran
Kenneth A. Larson
Kirkland
Wash
Donald K. Schaap
Joan
Referendum Sought on Indian Jurisdiction in South Dakota
Nine of South Dakota's Indian tribes filed petitions with the secretary of state seeking a public referendum on the Indian jurisdiction bill. Dennis Hill said over 20,000 signatures exceed the 13,000 needed, delaying the act until a November 1964 vote. It marks a historic tribal coalition to challenge state civil and criminal jurisdiction on reservations.
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Hill
United States
Union Found Guilty Of Contempt In Grain Ship Dispute
In Chicago US District Court Local 418 of the Grain Elevator Flour and Feed Mill Workers Union was found guilty of civil contempt and fined $1000 for defying a court injunction. The union refused to load the Canadian grain ship Howard L Shaw owned by Upper Lakes Shipping amid a crew dispute affecting two unions.
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Chicago
U.S
Grain Elevator, Flour and Feed Mill Workers Union
Howard L. Shaw
Shaw
Upper Lakes Shipping Ltd
Toronto
Upper Lakes
Grain Union Local
Duplicate Bridge Winners Edge Field by Half Point
Dick Sartz and Frances Carter won Duplicate Bridge Club honors with 6342 points on Friday night, edging Marie Fleis and Thelma Groves by 0.5. Louise Brown and Mrs Gerry Meyer finished third, trailing by another 0.5, and Bruce Hines and Merwin Mellor were fourth with 57.
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Dick Sartz
Frances Carter
Marie Fleis
Thelma Groves
Louise Brown
Gerry Meyer
Bruce Hines
Merwin Mellor
Deaths Infant Dugan and Thomas Conniff
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dugan of 221 N 20th St died Saturday June 1. Graveside services were Monday at 2 pm in Catholic Cemetery. Thomas Conniff 79 of 932 Liberty St died Sunday June 2 after a lingering illness. Services Wednesday at 810 am at Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 am at St James Church. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Alice two sons Ronald and Richard and three daughters Marvella Gertude Nesler and Arlene plus twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. He was predeceased by three sons. Friends may call Tuesday 7-9 pm with Rosary at 8 pm.
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Lawrence Dugan
20Th St
Lauren
la Vonne
Ina Stegen
R. J. Stoddard
O. R. Moe
King
Clara Stegen
la Crosse
Dora Holter
Minneapolis, Minn
Thomas Conniff
Liberty St
Alice
Ronald
Richard
William
Marvella) Wagner
Charles
Gertrude) Chace
Earl
Arlene) Nesler
Carlisle
Iowa
John
Spokane
Wash
Mary Schully
South Side
Blaschke
St. James Catholic Church
Henry Hoerburger
Catholic
Infant Son Of Negro Comedian Found Dead
Chicago AP report says Dick Gregory canceled planned desegregation demonstrations in Jackson and flew home after his 3 month old son Richard Jr died in Chicago. Gregory and wife Lillian said the baby had a fever and stopped breathing Monday morning. The couple has two other children.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Jackson
Miss
Richard Jr
Gregory
Lillian
Gregorys
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Gramp
Cardinals
Vatican Radio
Ray
Lansing
Swiss Lake Village
Senate
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
House
Brooklyn
Emanuel Celler
Subcommittee
the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Hilton
Infant Dugan
Viroqua
Evangelistic Services
Leonard Ravenhill English
T. A. Hegre
Bethany
Joseph Stump Evangelist
Bethany Gospel Crusades
Minn
Chermos
First National
First National Bank
STH & King
Elasi
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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