Pope expands Vatican council to nine members per commission
Vatican City AP report says Pope John XXIII added extra members to ten Vatican council commissions, pushing each from eight to nine members plus the president. Three new appointees are Americans. The move aims to keep voting smooth as debate continues on Latin Mass and worship forms while urging prayers for peace to end conflicts and tears.
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Vatican City
UPT
Vitaumerical Council Commi
Goun
Council
Msgr
Pericle Felic
World Reaction To Khrushchev Cuban Move Draws Global Cordial Skepticism
A mixed global response followed Khrushchev’s Cuba missile pullback. Western leaders praised firmness and urged pace toward wider arms talks while some questioned Soviet motives and warned against over-optimism. Reactions ranged from relief in London Paris and Rome to cautious notes in Berlin and Beijing.
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Russia
Cuba
Soviet Union
Nikita
Sydney Daily Telegraph
Frankfurt
Neue Presse
Khrushchev
London
Poland
Zolnierz Wolnosc
Trypuna Tarda
De Gaulle Wins French Backing in Referendum
UPI reports Charles de Gaulle won 61.76 percent of ballots for popular presidential election, 77.25 percent of the electorate, with 2,808,848 in favor and 7,932,399 against. Pompidou said the result signals a difficult path for France’s fifth republic as elections approach.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Fifth Republic
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Six Die in Pasadena Wreck Involving Off Duty Officer
In Pasadena, six people died when a large sedan hit a compact car at a busy intersection. The victims include off duty police Sgt Keith K McKay and his wife Glenn both from Arcadia, and Ima Jean Laipton and Arnold Laipton of Pasadena. Two others were injured and taken to Luke's Hospital in Pasadena.
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Orange Grove Boulevard
Craig Avenue
Tcook
Keith K. McKay
Arcadia
Glenn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pasadena
McKays
LaVerne Stocum
Roy
Sgt. McKay
Ima Jean Laipton
Arnold
Harold Froshom
Rebecca Hazlett
Luke’s Hospital
James Kane
Kane
Communist Leader Arrested With Arsenal in Dominican Republic
Communist leader Maximo Lopez Molina and four companions were arrested Sunday at the suburban estate of wealthy merchant Alfredo Nadal in Santo Domingo after months of police pursuit. The raid uncovered an arsenal as authorities expanded an anti communism drive in the capital region.
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UPT
Maximo Lopez Molina
Panions
Alfredo Nadal
Mink Stole and Cape Fashion Items Listed
A catalog-style list presents natural mink pieces including a Argenta mink collar stole an Orchid mink cow stole Cerulean mink bubble cape Azurene mink collar suit stole Lutetia mink bolero jacket and a Dawn mink bubble jacket.
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St. Paul, Minn
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Titwar
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Australia
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