Cardinals to Elect New Pope Amid Papal Illness
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII’s illness shifts focus to the College of Cardinals as the senatorial body prepares for a secret conclave. Cardinal Benedetto Masella leads interregnum duties while analysts note an Italian pope is likely and the next conclave must follow revised rules.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
St. Peter
Benedetto Aloisi Masella
Rome
Pont
John
College of Cardinals
Adrian VI
Pope John XXIII in grave condition amid hemorrhaging
Vatican reports say Pope John XXIII remained in grave condition as persistent internal bleeding from gastric heteroplasia prompted doctors to seek control measures. Three physicians tended him, with signs of temporary stabilization but ongoing risk and frequent attacks.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Gasbarrini
Valdoni
Vatican
Gasharrini
Mazzoni
Honeymoon Ends Over Breakfast Noise Complaint
A wife complains about the noise her husband makes while preparing his breakfast signaling the end of their honeymoon mood. The episode highlights domestic friction and marital tensions reflected in a lighthearted, readable newspaper item.
Rhodes Delays Decision on Schools Bond Issue
Columbus Ohio governor Rhodes paused a policy decision on a proposed 250 million bond to fund state university buildings distressed school districts water projects and state parks wiring plans to voters next November. He seeks full cost details while discussing a 200 million highway bond option and notes the 1956 penny cigarette tax would retire the new debt.
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Jame A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Kentucky voters choose governor in tight race
Kentucky voters selected nominees for governor with A. B. Chandler fighting for a third term against Edward Breathitt Jr. while Louie B. Nunn aimed to win the Republican nomination amid a predicted turnout around 525,000. The race centered on Chandler's tax pledge and Breathitt's push to end his political dominance.
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Louisville
Kentucky
A. B
Happy
Chandler
Breathitt
Bert Combs
U.S
Farle Clements
Combs
Nunn
Jesse N. R. Cecil
Simeon Willis
Amputation Delayed for Frostbitten Everest Climbers
In Katmandu AP report Dr Robert Berry says amputation not decided yet for two Mt Everest conquerors William Unsoeld 36 of Corvallis Oregon and Barry C Bishop 30 of Washington DC after they were flown by helicopter to a hospital for emergency care for frostbitten toes and frost blackened fingertips from a night in 18 below zero weather 1000 feet from the summit of 29028-foot Everest.
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Robert Berry
Alden
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Urban Renewal Grant Aids Chillicothe Blight Plan
Washington based agency announced a 49982 dollar advance to Chillicothe Ohio for planning to remove blight in the central business district. An additional 82766 dollars was earmarked for a subsequent grant.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Chillicothe
Ohio
Charlie the guard dog gets four teeth capped at Alconbury
A London AP report says Charlie, a Royal Air Force loaned guard dog at the U S Air Force Alconbury base in Huntingdonshire, is having four teeth capped by Air Force dental technicians. Officials call him the toughest guard dog and note monthly checkups.
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London
Charlie
U. S
3Rd Air Force
Royal Air Force
U. S Air Force
Air Force
Faulty Amplifier Caused Cooper's Re-Entry Woes
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla RP expert scientific detective work has determined that troubles with an electrical amplifier caused astronaut Gordon Cooper to steer his space craft manually back to earth. Moisture corroded a connection on an Amp Cal amplifier and wiped out automatic controls near re-entry. An electrical short in an Amp Cal solder connection, likely from faulty insulation, knocked out the rest of the automatic re-entry controls leaving Cooper with the manual system. NASA reported exhaustive tests on Monday night.
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Driver Dies After Trip To Funeral
Herbert Le Ford, 49, of Detroit, died when his car collided head on with a tractor-trailer on U.S. 25 near Bluffton, Ohio, while returning from his father's funeral. Four relatives were injured, not seriously, including his widow Rosalie, 42, son Ronald, 9, daughter Brenda, 20, and granddaughter Kimberly, 10 months. A brother in another car said the family had been traveling since Monday morning. Sheriff deputies theorized Ford fell asleep at the wheel. truck driver Fred M. Downing, 44, of Columbus Grove, was unhurt.
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Bluffton, Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Here
U.S
Herbert le Ford
Bluffton Community Hospital
Ford
Rosalie
Ronald
Brenda
Kimberly
Lindale
Fred M. Downing
Rt. 3
Columbus Grove
Downing
Judge defers desegregation order cites pupil placement law
Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynne refused to order Birmingham schools desegregated, saying the state pupil placement statute must be applied without discrimination and that no Negro child had pursued remedies under the law. He warned that if the law is unconstitutionally applied, he would order a desegregation plan, while noting the administration’s good faith remains to be tested.
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Birmingham
Ala
Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
James Armstrong
T. N. Nelson
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Alabama
U.S. Supreme Court
5Th Circuit
Albert Boutwell
US. Supreme 4Th
Graf
US. Supreme Court
US Supreme Court
Shuttlesworth
L. Fraser Banks
Living Costs Hold Steady in April Report
Washington reports the consumer price index at 106.2 for April, unchanged from March and 1% higher than a year earlier. Food and gasoline fell, while housing, used cars, newspapers, and clothing rose. meat, poultry, and fish dropped with beef and pork down 3.5 percent, and sugar’s rise expected to impact CPI gradually.
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Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Memorial Day Outlook Promises Dry Bright Weather
The Weather Prospects call for show ers and thunderstorms tonight with cloudy skies tomorrow but no rain is expected tomorrow. Temperatures will stay mild. Middletown dodged storms yesterday causing a small tornado near Gettysburg in Preble County with 1.2 inches of rain in Dayton. Yesterday’s high reached 79 and the low 66, with the 5:15 a.m. low at 66.
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Gettysburg
Preble County
Dayton
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