Pope John XXIII in weakened health after hemorrhage
Vatican reports said Pope John XXIII, 81, suffered a severe internal hemorrhage last night. Doctors controlled the bleeding with transfusions and said his condition had “improved slightly” though strength remained waning. Special prayers were offered as Vatican sources noted gradual rally and continued optimism.
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Pravda Blames U S and Britain for Spying Contact
Pravda and Izvestia accuse the United States and Britain of cultivating depraved citizens for espionage. They warn Russians may boycott western receptions and avoid foreigners. Penkovsky is cited as proof of espionage through embassy social events.
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Negroes Issue Ultimatum To Dixie City Government
Medgar Evers, NAACP state field secretary, warned that Jackson Mississippi faces mass racial demonstrations if city officials refuse to negotiate racial policies after a scheduled meeting with the city commission. A mass Negro meeting is set for Tuesday at the Pearl Street AME Church.
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Prisoner Kills Officer Inside Police Cruiser
In Kentucky a gun battle inside a state police car killed Trooper William Tegis and Arnold Roark. Sgt. Leroy Faulconer shot and killed Roark after Roark shot Tegis, who was transporting Roark and his family to a police post. Mrs Roark and James Roark were held for questioning at Laurel County Jail.
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Arlene Francis In Auto Crash Said To Kill Passenger
Broadway and TV star Arlene Francis 51 years old was driving alone when her car veered and struck another vehicle near Lake Success New York. One of the five occupants of the other car died from injuries while Miss Francis was sent to Meadowbrook Hospital in shock.
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Patchy Clouds and Heat Seen in Today's Forecast
Partly cloudy with northerly winds 10 to 15 mph. High 95, low 62. Yesterday’s high 64, low 64. Noon relative humidity 11 percent. Sunrise 5 27, sunset 7 49.
Nazi Courtroom Salute Raises Bail in Manhattan Case
In New York, Louis Mostaccio 34 of the National Renaissance Party had bail raised from 2500 to 10000 after he gave a Heil Hitler salute in a Manhattan courtroom during the arraignment on felonious assault charges linked to a violent Saturday protest. Eight people were arrested amid clashes between neo Nazis and veterans groups.
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Castro Khrushchev Relaxing at Black Sea Dacha
Premier Fidel Castro and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev were believed relaxing at a Black Sea dacha before Castro's Havana return. Official secrecy surrounds movements since their arrival at the Black Sea on Friday, with no further details issued.
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US aims to land a man on the moon this decade
NASA official C. Seamans says the United States will press ahead to put a man on the moon within the 1960s despite Soviet activity. He notes no Mercury follow up is planned soon and emphasizes a flexible lunar program driven by exploration and technology, with no intent to slow the pace.
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15th Annual Emmy Awards Honor TV’s Top Stars
Televised from New York Washington D C and Hollywood the 15th annual Emmy ceremonies honored 6000 National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences members who voted for nominees across 25 categories including actors directors writers producers and technicians.
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World Not Large Enough to Avert Fateful Tragedy
A father Roy Merritt and his daughter Inez Merritt died in a head on crash on Georgia Highway 11 near Cairo Georgia. Grady county sheriff calls the crash one in a million. NBC TV prepared a Hollywood based telecast of the Academy Awards with Joey Bishop Arthur Godfrey and Chet Huntley among presenters and clips of nominees.
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