Millionth Pope's Remains Draw Huge Crowd at St Peter's
Vatican reports nearly a million mourners passed the body of Pope John XXIII as cardinals prepare for the June 19 conclave. The nine day rites begin June 9 and end June 17 with funeral Masses. voting for a new pope starts June 20 with four ballots daily. Cardinal Mindszenty remains in Budapest, while Farley, Shuster, and Mays attend as representatives from the United States and other nations.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Basilica
John
College of Cardinals
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope John
Po. Joseph Cardinal
Mindszenty
U.S
Legation
Budapest
United States
James A. Farley
New York
George N. Shuster
Commonweal
Benjamin Mays
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Farley
Moscow
Ohio Senate approves 250 Million Bond Plan for schools and universities
Ohio Senate Democrats adopt a 250 million bond proposal to aid universities and hard pressed schools, with a 30 to 2 vote and future House review. The plan would be financed by a penny cigarette tax and placed on the next statewide ballot if three-fifths of House members approve, amid broad legislative activity on public aid and commissions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate Democrats
Senate
House
Senate Democrats
Assembly
Ohio House
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Congress
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Sandusky
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Dayot Findlay
Cincinnati
Cleve
Carney
Storms Blast Central Ohio Injuring Family and Damaging Property
Violent spring storms struck central Ohio injuring four members of a family in Pickaway County and destroying trailers in Licking County. Floods closed U.S. 40 and washed out a railway bridge near Cambridge, with 7.18 inches of rain in 24 hours and continued rising waters as crews worked on repairs.
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Ohio
Cambridge
Walter Hemphill
Commercial Point
Pickaway County
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Terrace
U.S. 40
Kirkersville
Licking County
Robert Dyer
Pickaway
Circleville
Fema
Briton Sets Out To Film Loch Ness Monster
London AP reports 31 year old documentary filmmaker Richard Need drives 550 miles yearly to Loch Ness Scotland to watch and film a possible monster. He now believes the animal resembles a plesiosaur and hopes for a well organized expedition to solve the mystery of the 24 mile loch.
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London
Richard Need
Loch Ness
Scotland
Tehran Center Sealed as Demonstrations Erupt Over Land Reform
Troops sealed off central Tehran with fixed bayonets after renewed Moslem protests against Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's land reform and emandi. The coroner put the toll at 74 killed, including 14 in Qum, with unofficial reports suggesting higher numbers as clashes continued and the government radio station was stormed for a third day.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Qum
Gang Of 8 Logan Boys Held For Series Of Thefts
City police and juvenile officer George Johnson detained eight Logan area boys aged 8 to 13 in a string of thefts. Three youths already on probation for prior offenses. Crimes include a break in at Farm Bureau Landmark store, thefts from trucks, stealing an automatic pistol from Logan Clay, unoccupied apartment entry at Tansky Motors, thefts at Logan Pottery Co, and multiple visits to Landmark store. All suspects from Logan and vicinity. cases to go before juvenile court.
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George Johnson
Farm Bureau Landmark
Logan Clay
Tansky Motors
Logan Pottery Co
Landmark
Logan
Common Market report shows rising family incomes
The European Common Market Commission released its sixth annual report noting real family incomes rose 25 percent in West Germany and Italy, 15 percent in the Netherlands and France, and 10 percent in Belgium and Luxembourg for 1958 to 1962. Internal trade value reached 13.5 billion dollars in 1962, double 1958.
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Brussels
Belgium
Executive Commission of the
European Common Market
Commission
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
France
Luxembourg
Revised Plans For Hocking County Hospital Drafted
Revisions in floor and equipment plans for the new Hocking County hospital will be prepared with input from building commission local doctors and Columbus architect Dan Carmichael. The architect will submit changes to the state health department and Hill Burton officials for hospital approval. Hill Burton funds granted last fall have lapsed and must be renewed, with priority still considered valid.
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Hocking County Hospital
Cmmens Lane Ae
Involv Building Commission
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
State Health Department
Hill-Burton
Hospital Building Commission
Hocking Hospital
Hocking County
Venezuelan gunmen set fire to U S military mission in Caracas
Pro Communist militants attacked the U S Military Mission building in Caracas, overpowering guards, stripping 12 employees, and setting the Spanish colonial headquarters ablaze. No personnel were harmed. Police and U S officials blamed the FALN group tied to opposition leaders.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Country Club
FALN
Romulo Betancourt
U.S. Soviet Agree on Permanent Teletypeline Link
Negotiators from the United States and Soviet Union reach agreement on a permanent teletypewriter cable between Washington and Moscow to enable emergency communications and prevent accidental war. Formal Soviet approval pending after 18 private sessions conducted May 6 to June 4.
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Geneva
U.S
Washington
Moscow
Tony
Bulletin: Hocking County sheriff coroner respond to Rock
Emergency dispatch reports Hocking County sheriff and coroner responding to an incident in Rock. Details unreadable but officials on scene. No further information available at this time.
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Hocking County
Rock
Ohio Weather: heavy rain and scattered thundershowers reported
The Weather Bureau notes Wednesday evening’s showers brought several inches in places including Circleville two inches and Prospect one and a half. Dayton about one inch and West Columbus seven tenths. Wind damage near Kirkersville. Overnight turning cloudy with fog at sunrise. Temperatures 59 to 68. Warmer, humid conditions expected with 80s afternoon highs and more scattered storms.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Circleville
Prospect
Dayton
Kirkersville
Zanesville
Chesapeake
Solon Girl Wins Miss Ohio Title in University Contest
Andrea Getzlaff, 18, of Solon competing as Miss Cleveland in the Miss University preliminaries, was selected Wednesday as Miss Ohio over 10 finalists. She will travel to Miami July 10 to vie for the Miss U.S.A. crown with Gloria McBride, 19, Miss Toledo, as first runner up.
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Cleveland
Andrea Getzlaff
Solon
Mach 3 Airliner Seen As U S Goal
The United States pursues supersonic air transport with a goal of Mach 3 service by 1969 or earlier. Pan American orders six Concorde style planes as UK France plan joint production sparking global interest and pressure on U S rivals. Industry estimates price planes at 8 to 10 million dollars each.
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Atlantic Ocean
United States
Soviet Union
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Colorado
Pan American World Airways
France
Great Britain
Paris
London
U.S
Kennedy
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Douglas Aircraft Co
U.S. Soviet Nuclear Tests Raise Van Allen Belt Radiation
American space scientist Wilmot N. Hess reported that four high altitude nuclear explosions in 1962 raised radiation in the Van Allen belt. The U.S. and three Soviet blasts increased particle levels and provided data on particle lifetimes relevant to future space travel.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wilmot N. Hess
Earth
U.S
Hess
Space Science
Caspar
International Committee On Science Research
van Allen Belt
Outer Space
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, Md
Methodists Plan Unconventional Evangelism in Ohio
Delegates of the Ohio Annual Conference voted to send ministers on summer missions to street corners drag strips drive ins parks factories and county fairs to reach people this year. The plan is led by Bishop Hazen G Werner and follows a previous campaign that reached 86210 persons statewide. Six of ten ministerial delegates to the national church body were elected including Donald Yocom Lance Webb Raoul Calkins W Arthur Milne Donald Cryer and Claude Ballington.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Ohio Conference Methodists
Pittsburgh
Donald R. Yocom
Delphos
Lance Webb
Columbus
Raoul C. Calkins
Dayton
W. Arthur Milne
Cincinnati
Donald W. Cryer
Middletown
Claude Garrison Ballotington
Kennedy Tax Cut Shrinks Under Social Security Pressures
President Kennedy's proposed tax cut appears smaller as Social Security hikes and built in levies erode gains. Analysts estimate 1963 increases cost employers and workers about 2.5 billion, with further rises in 1966 and beyond while future rate reductions would still exceed 10 billion in time.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Desia Taner
Net
Mills
Social Security
Kennedy urges federal aid to education amid segregation critique
President Kennedy pins education gaps on inadequate schooling arguing many Americans lack basic schooling. He cites 23 million over 18 with less than eight years of schooling and 8 million who never reached fifth grade, urging a national program despite state and civil rights objections. He spoke in San Diego during a five state tour ending in Hawaii.
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Calif
Kennedy
Cial
Congress
el Paso
Tex
Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
Washington
Long Island
Alabama
North
South
Tobacco losses drag down early New York market
Weakness in tobaccos and declines among Big Three autos and steels push stocks lower in midday trading. The AP average declines 4 points to 273.8 as industrials rails and utilities slip. American Tobacco falls about one percent after a Florida court ruling on liability for smoking deaths.
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New York
Florida
Associated Press
American Tobacco
Poland and Cuba agree to scientific exchange pact
Poland and Cuba announced a pact to exchange scientists and scientific information through 1968. Cuban scholars will study in Warsaw for a year while Polish scientists will lecture there.
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Poland
Cuba
Warsaw
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