Negroes March Today in Jackson Amid Funeral Plans
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leaders press a nonviolent march plan as Medgar Evers burial looms. FBI and police expand search for his killer with fingerprints found near the scene and Evers to be buried at Arlington. A white professor injured in protests advocates continued mass marches.
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Jackson
Miss
FBI
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Evers
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
John Salter
Flagstaff
Ariz
Salter
Tougaloo Southern Christian College
Here
Allen Thompson
Italian favored in papal succession amid curia doubt
The next Pope is expected to be Italian and likely not a Vatican Curia member, with candidates Giovannia Urbani and Giacomo Lercaro seen as progressive front runners. Carlo Confalonieri and Giovanni Battista Montini also considered, while a non‑Italian pope is deemed unlikely.
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Vatican Curia
Vatican CI
Roman Catholicism
Giovannia Cardinal
Urbani
Pope John XXIII
Venice
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Bologna
Lercaro
Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri
Giovanni Batista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Confalonieri
Ber
Curia
Montini
Vatican
Adrian VI
Retail Gasoline Prices to Mount
Calgary sources say retail gasoline prices may rise about a quarter-cent per gallon due to federal tax revisions. Carl Nickle of Oil in Canada notes profits are thin, while pipeline tax changes could spur exploration funding. George McMahon sees a potential $100 million annual exploration boost, though Alberta Gas Trunkline’s Alex Bailey doubts immediate impact.
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Calgary
Carl O. Nickle
Oil In Canada
Nickle
George L. McMahon
West Coast Transmission Company Limited
Alex Bailey
Alberta Gas Trunkline Company
Pipline Companies
Withholding Tax Decrease Sought Between U S and Canada
United States tax officials discuss a possible reciprocal five percent withholding tax on repatriated dividends with Canada. The plan aims to ease cross border tax friction while limiting capital flight, amid concerns over Canada’s high borrowing and its effects on U S gold reserves.
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Washington
United States
Canada
U.S
Walter Gordon
White House
New York
Kennedy
Jearson
Hyannis Port
Muass
Gordon
Congressmen Attack Kennedy Strategy of Peace
Republican leaders in Congress condemn President Kennedy's strategy of peace and the moratorium on atmospheric nuclear tests. They criticize his call for a Cold War break and mutual reassessment of attitudes toward the Soviet Union after his American University address.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House of Representatives
Dirksen
Halleck
American University
Soviet Union
Presbyterians Debate Unity with United Church in Canada
The 89th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada discussed unity with the United Church of Canada. Delegates rejected starting talks and favored internal study. leaders warned against a monolithic church. Also supported CMA anti smoking stance and nuclear arms reduction goals.
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Toronto
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church In Canada
United Church of Canada
J. L. MacLean
Victoria
Harry Lennox
Vancouver
Ross K. Cameron
United Churches
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Congregational
Presbyterian
Lloyd Henderson
Portage la Prairie
Man
Canadian Medical Association
CMA
Henderson
Hamilton and
London, Ont
Presbytery
Board of Broadcast Governors
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Gibson
Leinweber
Reinhardt
Canada Trust
Huron & Erie
3Rd St
5Th Ave. S.E
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Alberta
Harry C. Leinweber
Leinweber, Harry C
Medicine Hot
Social Credit Association
S. F. Scott
Ofg. Co. Ltd
Taylor's Iga
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IGA
Brooks
Maple Creek
Regina
TransAir
TransAi
P. Lawson Travel Ltd
Bill Berlinghof
Westinghouse
Kenmore Wringer
Tex Fenske
K. B. Fenske
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