Official Listing Of Popes Undergoes Constant Change
Vatican City AP reports the next pope will be the 262nd on the official list after a WWII recount. Changes include removing duplications of St Anacletus and St Cletus, classifying John XX, XIII as anti popes, and correcting John XIV’s disputed split.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Iad
Vatican
Iti
St. Anacletus
St. Cletus
Donus
Alexander VI
John XIII
John
John XIV
Land deed notice involving Crosby and Crosby interests
Public record describes a land dispute or transfer involving Dexter V Crosby and Kenneth Crosby with references to Laurel and Toad lands, a deed in Vol P and Hecaras, and an affidavit supporting claims by Edna Crosby and others against Frank Cros. Mentioned are Ohio Fuel Company rights and a March date in Hock County records.
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Dexter V. Crosby
Kenneth Crosby
Icia
Sean Reaso
Ler
Cream
Edna Crosby
Frank Cros
Emma al
Reeve
Hock County
S. T. Bh
Ohio Fue Company
Eae Sakes
Tiny Kalian Village Awe Struck By Pope John XXIII
In Sotto il Monte the residents recall Pope John XXIII born Giuseppe Roncalli. Relatives traveled to Rome for the 1958 coronation carrying home made sausages for the new pope. They note his peasant origins, family ties, and continued contact via his secretary and television.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Sotto
Maclo Giuseppe Roncalli
Assunta
Bortie
Rome
Sotto Il Monte
Milan
Zaverio
Alfredo
Giuseppe
St. Petér’s
Pope John
Monte
Neeley
Four Die in Ohio 14 Crash Involving Four Vehicles
A truck jackknifed on a hill on Ohio 14 near Ravenna causing a fiery collision with three other vehicles. Four people died Ollie Locke 46 of Fort Worth Texas Russell Lehman 18 of Leeton ia James Marshall of Sebring and Edward Pilkenton 33 of New Milford. Patricia Hrovath 19 of Atwater was injured in fair condition with a broken leg and pelvis.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Ohio 14
Ollie Locke
Fort Worth
Tex
Russell M. Lehman
Leetonia
James M. Marshall
Sebring
Lehman
Edward Pilkenton
New Milford
Patricia Hrovath
Atwater
Man
Marshall
World reacts to Pope John XXIII death across faiths
Leaders from Khrushchev to Kennedy hailed the pontiff as a beacon of peace. Mourning periods were declared worldwide, with Notre Dame bells tolling and flags at half mast as Muslims, Buddhists, and Christians reflected on his call for unity and ecumenism.
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Vatican
John XXIII
Kennedy
Notre Dame
Rome
Manila
Buenos Aires
Lebanon
Peru
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Groom
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Mee
K. Owen White
Southern Baptist Convention
John
Fred P. Carson
World Methodist Council
A. M. Scritaberich
American Jewish Committee
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of Churches
There will be no outpatient clinic Wednesday at Southeast Ohio TB Hospital
A notice states there will be no outpatient clinic this Wednesday at the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville. The same source notes a 59th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Charles' mother at 468 West Hunter Street.
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Aeco
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Charles
W. Hunter St
Credit Corp. hearing probes small loan network
In Columbus Ohio Certified Credit Corp chairman Daniel E Armel testified as three attorney trustees questioned him about the firm s nationwide small loan and discount finance operations The hearing to challenge the trustees aims to reorganize the company and examine officers and directors before about 700 stockholders and creditors gathered at the Memorial Building
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Columbus, Ohio
Certified Credit Corp
John D. Holschuh
Daniel E. Armel
Columbus
Moniday
Holschuh
Texas
Louvisiana
U.S. District Court
Caiiis
Gail H. Butt
Federal
Memorial Building
Saar Oe
Moslem Sects Clash Kills 120 in Pakistani Village
A clash between Shiite and Sunn Muslim communities 250 miles north of Karachi leaves about 120 dead and 28 injured. Police say rioters disrupted a Shiite procession prompting mobs to set fires as 15 000 to 20 000 march toward Tehran amid Shiite observances. Government reports note conservative clergy oppose land reform and women’s rights programs influencing the demonstrations.
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Clea
Karachi
Seed
Sunn
Thari
Tehran
Comedian Faces Suit For Breach Of Pact
A civil suit filed Monday in federal court alleges comedian Fontaine breached a contract with the plaintiff at a club on June 9 and again last week. The complaint says the actions were done with malicious disregard for the plaintiff's rights.
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U. S
Dis
Fontaine Agiform
Congram
New First Lady Hailed Albany Gala in Albany
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller welcomed his new wife as New York's First Lady in a ceremonial event in Albany. The occasion highlighted the couple's public duties and Rockefeller's political circle.
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Albany, N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Modern Motel Management Logan Daily News
Logan Ohio report describes motel management issues and education notes in a brief column. Details are sparse but indicate local business and civic focus with potential ties to community planning and youth education initiatives.
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Logan Daily News
Logan
Ohio
Shell species catalog reaches one hundred thousand names
A vast natural history update reports that roughly 100000 shell species have been discovered and named. Researchers note continued expansion as new specimens are examined and classified by malacologists worldwide.
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