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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
5
Thousands gathered in St Peter's Square to pray for Pope John XXIII who was ill and confined to bed. The crowd listened to a recording of the Pope's voice reciting the Virgin Mary prayer and joined in silent, hopeful prayers at the Vatican.
Mrs Shoemaker returns home to find suspect outside Apt D 5.4 E McWilliams on a hot morning. She questions him and he threatens to call police while claiming to seek Barba Jean Johnson. He escapes, taking a jewel wristwatch from Shoemaker’s bedroom as officers note a forced window screen.
Pope John XXIII sent a pre recorded message to Polish workers at Piekary in Katowice diocese. He pledged tireless efforts to defend workers rights and well being while urging faith in the Church and blessings for peace and prosperity.
Nevada Southern's Gallery Guild invites prospective members to tomorrow's 10 a.m. session in Room 112 Grant Hall to discuss supporting the Nevada Southern art gallery under chairwoman Mrs Carleton Worfolk. The meeting marks the last monthly gathering until autumn.
In Sotto il Monte, Italy, Pope John XXIII's family and relatives waited anxiously for updates on his health. Nephew Flaviano Roncalli, 32, spoke of hoping for his recovery while fearing the illness, noting the Pope’s homesickness for his birthplace and long association with the hill town. The Roncalli brothers Zaverio, 80, Alfredo, 74, Giuseppe, 69, and sister Assunta, 77, live nearby. the family marked Zaverio’s 80th birthday and the marriage of Maria Ronealli, the Pope's great niece.
Neutral delegates at a 17 nation disarmament conference doubt any fresh Western plan to push the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban will succeed. They cite Soviet internal issues and a history of limited progress with the Anglo American initiative as they weigh a possible summer continuation of talks.
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