Pope Looks Much Better After Transfusion Appearance
Pope John XXIII, reportedly helped by a major blood transfusion, stood at the window in St. Peter's Square blessing about 15,000 people. Vatican sources said the transfusion was a real tonic as he rallies from a relapse tied to anemia and a stomach ailment. The pope plans a nine day spiritual retreat beginning Friday to prepare for Pentecost.
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Americans Scale Everest From Dual Routes Amid Historic Traverse
Two American teams climbed Mount Everest from opposite sides in a historic first. William Unsoeld and Hornbein crossed the west ridge and began descent on the south route after a perilous ascent, joining Barry Bishop and Luther Jerstad who reached the summit via the traditional south col.
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Record low temperatures sweep Ohio as cold wave holds
Columbus Ohio and other cities logged record low readings with Toledo at 27 degrees the coldest in the state. Frost and black frost appeared nationwide as the cold spell lingered with a warming trend forecast Friday as southerly winds bring a rapid rise in temperatures.
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Lost Friendly Snake Plea Patriot Victorville Boy Seeks Pet
Mike Howard a 14 year old from Victorville Calif says his pet boa constrictor disappeared last Friday The 50 foot brownish black snake is described as very amiable and loves people He asks finders not to hurt it noting the snake will not harm them The boy says the reptile enjoys sprinkler water cool spots and fat mice and hopes for its return
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Cooper and Wife Join Broadway Night After Space Flight
Astronaut Gordon Cooper and his wife enjoyed a celebratory evening in New York. They dined with Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, attended the Broadway musical Stop The World I Want To Get Off, and were cheered by about 5,000 outside the Shubert Theatre.
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Parade in Houston Welcomes Space Hero Gordon Cooper
Houston prepares a ticker tape parade for astronaut Gordon Cooper arriving from his 34 hour space flight. Mayor Lewis Cutrer and Mrs Cutrer greet Cooper at the airport and escort him to Sam Houston Coliseum for the parade with invitations extended to Vice President Johnson and Gov. Connally. Cooper’s family and fellow astronauts accompany him as dignitaries praise Mercury team efforts.
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Cold snap returns with frost warnings in Ohio
Frost warnings issued as cold air returns with lows in the mid twenties. A high near 70 is forecast for Friday after a 60 degree high yesterday. Overnight low around 35 was observed with light frost reported.
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Domestic explosion sparks from an old flame
A lighthearted quip notes that many household blasts or flare ups start from rekindled romance. The wry observation hints at familiar tensions and the potential for dramatic domestic moments.
Accident Prone Fellow Skips Court After Collision Spree
Roy S. Goodwin, 50, missed a court appearance on a reckless driving charge due to injuries from an auto crash. Police say this was his fourth accident in 30 hours, including hitting a curb overturning a truck, striking a parked vehicle, scraping city property, and hitting a telephone pole.
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Kennedy vows to use troops if needed to enforce Alabama integration
President Kennedy signaled readiness to deploy army and marshals next month to enforce the Birmingham federal court order to admit two Black students to the University of Alabama. He hopes Governor Wallace will obey court orders and avoid a legal clash, while federal action looms over Alabama's segregated public schools. The president also weighed fresh civil rights legislation amid Birmingham racial violence.
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Ousted Negroes Back In Classes After Court Order
Federal court reinstates 1,081 Negro pupils expelled or suspended for integration activities in Birmingham. Judge F P Tuttle ruled the actions illegal and that students could continue the term. MLK Jr hailed the decision as vindication amid Kennedy civil rights moves and national guard readiness.
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Laos Premier Orders News Censorship
VIENTIANE Laos AP premier Prince Souvanna Phouma has ordered censorship on outgoing news dispatches from Laos a spokesman said today.
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Sugar prices rise amid panic in U S markets
The AP reports sugar costs surge from two cents in 1961 to about 12 cents per pound at dockside New York. Refined sugar wholesale climbs by 1.75 to 16.80 per 100 pounds in the Northeast as consumers face higher grocery bills and industry look for relief.
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