Peace message from Pope John XXIII sparks global response
In 1963 Pope John XXIII issued Pacem in Terris calling for human rights and disarmament. The encyclical drew worldwide government and faith leader reaction, while the pope won the Balzan Peace Prize in January 1963. Khrushchev sent praise and relations with Moscow were observed thawing.
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Sat Kuster in Korea Resumes Army Career
Set Kuster returns to Korea to resume service based near Seoul and expects to stay in the Far East until September 1964. A World War II veteran, he earned nine decorations including the Purple Heart while with Monroe's National Guard and later served in the Berlin Crisis and at Ft. Lewis and Ft. Carson before his Korea assignment.
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Space Theme for New Glarus Mid-Summer Festival
New Glarus prepares a space themed Mid-Summer Festival from July 11 to 13 with the slogan Today in Orbit Tomorrow the Moon. Parade chairmen are Walt Schreiner and Gene Pinnow and local clubs are invited to submit entries for the event.
Rome liberation dated notes in World War II history
On this date in 1944 the Armorican Fifth Army and British Eighth Army entered Rome with troops held back until the next day, Rome freed from Nazi control nine months after allied landings in Italy. Also in history a 1777 loan of 181 500 to Congress from France and the 1893 formation of Ohio’s Anti Saloon League.
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Summary of distant wars and disasters across history
The record recalls events across decades including 1918 World War I actions at the Marne, 1941 Kaiser Wilhelm death in exile, 1942 Midway attack onset, a Panmunjom rejection by North Korean communists a decade earlier, a 1950s Wisconsin tornado disaster with casualties, and a 1960s nuclear test attempt above Johnston Island ending in failure.
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Pope John XXIII From Humble Village Roots to Papal Coronation
The pope's early home was Sotto il Monte a Alpine shadowed peasant village. His sister Assunta and brothers traveled to Rome for his 1958 coronation bringing home made sausages. Relatives recalled a frugal upbringing and a health iron pope after illness years later.
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Area Soldier Killed In Germany Mishap
Pfc. Donald A. Hanson 24 died in an automobile accident Sunday in West Germany where stationed with an engineering battalion. He entered the Army in 1961 and went overseas in January 1962. He worked at the Iowa County Home before enlisting. Survived by mother Mrs Roy MelIntoch Dodgeville father Jonathan Hanson Madison three sisters Mrs Richard Anderson Dodgeville Mrs Martin Poppe Highland Mrs Robert Heise Janesville paternal grandmother Mrs no Hanson Dodgeville. Luloff funeral home to handle local arrangements.
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Conclave Conditions and Smoke Signals Through History
The article describes how papal elections have been shaped by monk guidance and conclave harshness, recounting 13th to 20th century practices. It notes locked-cardinal confinement, sparsely furnished apartments, and the Sistine Chapel voting setup with smoke signals signaling progress and outcome.
Lt Grossenbacher Prepares for Germany Assignment
Lt John Grossenbacher son of Mr and Mrs Paul Grossenbacher will depart Monday for Heidelberg Germany where he will be stationed two to three years with the Air Force His wife Penni Ann will join him in July They have lived in Alexandria Virginia The Grossenbachers and Mrs P A McIntosh have returned to Dayton Ohio after a Memorial Day picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Grossenbacher Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ross and Ann and Mr and Mrs Arthur Brand and Paul
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Brodhead Class Night Planned At High School Gym
Brodhead high school hosts Class Night tomorrow in the gym with Call to Colors and a processional by Ann Fijelstad. The program includes songs Our Old High and God Bless America, class history, poems, presentations of senior dignity and awards, and a class will.
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Reynolds Signs Two Bills In Wisconsin
Gov. Reynolds signed a law giving free fishing licenses to inmates of state correctional institutions and the Wisconsin Child Center. He also signed a measure allowing Rock County Court Branches Three and Four to locate records outside the county seat.
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