Crowds greet new pope as coronation planned in St Peters Square
Vatican officials report Pope Paul blesses pilgrims from a library window with Cardin als Suenens and Spellman nearby. Coronation is set for next Sunday at 6 pm in St Peters Square with about 300000 present, altar on the basilica porch for full view.
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RENO KILLER TRIAL SEEKS JURY ASSESSMENT CONTINUES
The report notes two psychiatrists for the prosecution found Bean sane. A psychiatrist chosen by Anderson has not yet released results. Judge Bowen's court clerk has summoned 64 more jurors to add to the initial 68 as jury selection continues.
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Gray iron’s role in safety and health of homes and roads
Cast gray iron, an early manufactured metal, boosts family health and safety. Its corrosion resistance makes pipes valves and pump components common in water and sewer systems. In cars gray iron supplies hydraulic brake cylinders drums and other vital parts for dependable, split second safety.
Las Vegas police detain man in narcotics probe and embezzlement
Officers report Brown claimed the brown paper kit found in his left sock belonged to someone else and admitted heroin use. He allegedly planned to surrender after fleeing via taxi to Oakland, bus to San Francisco, then plane to Las Vegas while depositing cash and checks and registering under false names at Strip hotels. He was tagged a California fugitive. A separate officer encounter led to William Creed Jones, 34, claiming possible California charges while recounting audits at Lafayette Motel and bank visits in June.
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Rod Spared Continued From Page One
Britons under eighteen are banned from drinking and Gordonstoun forbids alcohol. Prince Charles, in his second year at Gordonstoun, attends the school about five miles from town amid the Scottish heaths. The institution hosts roughly 600 boys and counts Prince Philip among its former pupils.
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Police clash as crowd riots after dispersal orders
Police struggle to disperse a crowd that refused to move and began throwing beer cans. Minutes later a large police presence arrived and rioting resumed as officers attempted to arrest several youths.
Kennedy praised by giant German crowd in Cologne
President Kennedy rode in an open car along a sunlit parade route as millions of Germans greeted him in Berlin and Cologne. Adenauer stood nearby at 87, and Kennedy told Foreign Minister Schroeder the welcome was excellent. Police estimates ranged up to two million as crowds cheered and urged freedom. Kennedy praised the alliance and shouted Koeln Alaaf as the crowd roared.
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Renegade tied to Beckwith over rifle print link
Washington disclosed that a World War I telescope sight rifle found in honeysuckle near Evers' home was traced to Beckwith. Hoover said bureau fingerprint experts matched a print to Beckwith, a Mississippi delta resident known for anti integration views. He attended the Church of the Nativity in Greenwood and opposed the National Council of Churches pro integration stance.
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Moscow ready for space twins celebration
Moscow workers began decorating Red Square with banners flowers and flags for Russia’s official welcome to its record breaking man and woman space team. Pravda reported a large airlift of lilies roses and gladioli and special stamps were issued to honor Yuri Gagarin Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky. Tereshkova completed 48 orbits and Bykovsky 81 circumnavigations during the mission.
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Communist Party
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Yuri Gagarin
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
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Detroit race riot leaders plan rally at Cole Hall
White leaders from the 1943 Detroit riot era were to address a downtown Cole Hall rally after a march. Pledges and funds would support the racial struggle in the south, with some proceeds earmarked for Medgar Evers scholarship for his children. King arrived at Metropolis airport at 1 30 p m and spoke of a national civil rights breakthrough warning.
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British Students To Visit U.S for Working Vacation
A group of 137 British university students left London for a three month working vacation in the United States and Canada. They are the first cohort of 1,500 members of the British Universities North America Club who will visit this summer.
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UPI
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Canada
England
British Universities’ North America Club
Sick Comic Bruce Ordered Confined as Narcotics Addict
Los Angeles attorneys prepared to appeal a Superior Court ruling that Lenny Bruce is a narcotics addict and must be confined at a state rehabilitation center. He was found addicted after a three day psychiatric hearing following a heroin possession conviction.
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UPI
Lenny Bruce
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William Munnell
California
Chicago
Profumo Scandal Deepens and Security Concerns Rise
Sex SLEUTH questions two Englishmen abroad as Wigg links former War Minister John Profumo to playgirl Christine Keeler. Profumo admits later that his denial was false. The affair also involved Soviet attaché Eugene Ivanov, fueling calls for Prime Minister Macmillan's resignation and a party rift in Parliament.
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Christine Keeler
Profumo
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Eugene Ivanov
Moscow
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Macmillan
House of Commons
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Sunday Telegraph
Butler
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Way
A New York report claims a non surgical treatment can shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain. The method reportedly reduces swelling gently while easing discomfort and restoring well being.
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World Food Meet May Halt Hunger
Washington reports on a 2 nation World Food Congress with 1200 delegates led by FAO seeking to expand hunger programs. Secretary Freeman urges social engineering to mobilize resources and remove obstacles. Delegates call for indefinite extension of the hunger campaign and new government and international actions.
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World Food Congress
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Soviet Newsmen Arrive for Jordan Tour
Two Soviet journalists Leonid Medvedko of Tass and Konstantin Vichnevepsky of Zvezda arrived in Amman to tour Jordan as guests of the government for four days.
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UPI
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Tass
Konstantin Vichnevepsky
Zvestia
Denver march to demand end to housing and job discrimination
A two day sequence begins with a march Tuesday from east Denver park where services were held to the city county building. Organizers aim to present demands to end discrimination against Negroes in housing employment and job advancement.
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