Pope John XXIIIs Health Worsens in Vatican Observation
Gravely weakened by recurrent hemorrhages the pope was confined to his apartment as Vatican officials suspended public plans. Doctors reported slight improvement, with Cardinal Cicognani and Bishop Van Lierde among few allowed visitors while the pope rests to avoid further bleeds.
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John Xiie
Vatican
K Kennedy
Kennedy
Pierre van Cierde
Rome
St. Power's Square
Pope John
Cardinal Cicognani
van Lierdeere
Cicognani
Senators Offer Step Toward A-Test Ban From Reds
Senators Thomas J. Cord and Hubert H. Humphrey proposed a Senate resolution urging Washington to offer Moscow an agreement to halt atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. The plan allows continued underground and space testing, cites Soviet deceit history, and warns of a U S moratorium if the Soviets refuse. Twenty two Democrats and six Republicans supported introducing the measure.
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Washington
Moscow
Senate
Humphrey
Dold
Dodd
Soviet Union
United States
Twin Siamese Brother Dies After Decade Separation
Rodney Bentlie of Burnside Illinois dies at 11 following a slow decline eight months and swallowing difficulties. Born September 16 1951 as a Siamese twin joined at the head with Tracey Brodie, he and his brother Rowe Lee Brodie were separated at Chicago Research Hospital when they were 15 months old. Roger Lee died weeks after the operation. Rodney lived at home and attended school until his health worsened. Funeral Tuesday at Kilgore Memorial Home Carthage burial in Carthage Illinois.
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Rodney D. Bentlie
Will Brodie
Burnside
J. D. Trotter
Carthage
Tracney
Rowe Lee Brodie
Rocksland
Chicago Research Hospital
Roger Lee
Rodney
Viles
Kilgore Memorial Home
Elderly Woman Foils Bandits In City Supermarket
A woman described as a little old lady from Weston foiled a supermarket break in by prying off a padlock. She used her toe to lift the hasp and alerted police. Three men, one an ex convict, surrendered to officers.
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St. Loui
Wellston
Indy
Two Escapees Sought From Montrose Prison Farm
Montrose Wisconsin authorities sought Kennethus Bogardus 29 of Waterloo and Wayna C Waldo 33 of Davenport after they walked away from the Montrose Prison Farm on Saturday.
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Montrose
Kennethus Bogardus
Waterloo
Wayna C. Waldo
Davenport
Senate Debates 84 Million Mental Illness Bill This Week
Washington notes a three day Senate rush before Memorial Day weekend with an $840 million mental illness and mental retardation program atop the calendar. Democratic leaders expect little opposition as the measure aims to fund states and universities for 20 years to build community health centers, support staff, and research facilities.
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Senate
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Six Die In Fog Shroud Pileup On New Jersey Turnpike
Six persons perished in a multi vehicle crash in dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike. Five died at the scene. one died later at St James Hospital in Newark. About 10 injured, one critically. Police blamed fog, not causes. A. J. Gauthier of Port Huron drove into the wreckage with a fish truck. Twelve trucks and two cars involved. northbound lanes closed for hours.
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Detroit
New York
Hold Rites for Slain Minister in Silver Lake
Services were held today for Rev. Nyjordet, 43, longtime pastor at Silver Lake Lutheran Church. Authorities in Albert Lea, Minnesota, reported the body with multiple gunshot and stab wounds was found Friday, with little progress in the case.
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Albert Lea
Weekend Death Toll on Iowa Roads Rises Across State
The Associated Press reports Iowa’s road deaths climbed to 213 for the year after a deadly weekend. Victims include Jeannie Ann Branden, 18, Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Laraine Miller, 35, Elkader. Willard Lee Scott, 34, Blader. Raymond Lyman Smith, 73, near Carlisle. Marilyn Irene Irwin, 20, Ottumwa. Truman Michael, 55, Casey. Harriett Ullmann, 18, Titonka. and Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hicks, Battle Creek, Mich. Major crashes occurred on Hiway T4 near Palo, and Highways 56, 68, and 52 across multiple counties. Several others were injured, including teens and Des Moines youths.
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Jeannie Ann Branden
Cedar Rapids
Laraine Miller
Elkader
Willard Lee Scott
Blader
Raymond Lyman Smith
Carlisle
Marilyn Irene Irwin
Ottumwa
Truman Michael
Casey
Harriett Ullmann
Titonka
George M. Hicks
Battle Creek
Mich
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Palo Nortwest
Palo
Shellsburg
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Scott
West Union
Eugene McGuire
Smith
Richard Edwards
Indianola
Leona Smith
Carliste
Des Moines
William McDonald
Steven McDonald
Terry Aldrich
Edwards
Miss Irwin
Shen
Richard
Orlumna
Mount Sterling
Missouri Line
Michael
Miss Ullmann
Bullet Wounds Kill Council Bluffs Man as Wife Questioned
James W. Logan of Council Bluffs died in a hospital from a 22 caliber bullet wound after being shot at his home. Police said Logan’s wife was being questioned, but no further details of the shooting were available.
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Council Bluffs
James W. Logan
Logan
High Court Dismisses Wallace Bid To Bar Troop Use
The Supreme Court dismissed Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama’s suit to block federal troops in Birmingham. The court ruled the papers showed only the President’s readiness to deploy troops under U.S. Code, denying relief without addressing constitutional challenges. Justice White did not participate, vote eight to zero.
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Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Wallace
High Court
Jkeanery
Justice Department
Department
Climbers Rescued After Frostbitten Toes On Everest
Two sunburned Americans William Unsoeld of Oregon and Barry Bishop of Washington, D.C., rescued after frostbitten toes from mounting Everest. They reached Kaymandu hospital by helicopter, carried down the perilous slopes on backs, praising team mates for the ascent and recovery.
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Mt. Everest
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Corvalis
Ore
Barry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
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Supreme Court Rules Desegregation of Memphis Parks
The Supreme Court unanimously orders desegregation of Memphis parks and recreation facilities, ruling the 1955 school desegregation timetable does not justify delays in park access for Negroes. The decision sends the case back to lower courts for further proceedings and upheld prior appeals in Cincinnati.
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Fower Federal Courts
Drowns in River While Fishing Near Here
Manning-Lowe Hoft man, 73, a retired farmer from Canning, drowned Saturday in the Nishnabotna River near here. Officers said he apparently slipped into a deep hole while fishing.
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Women in War Service Through American History
Noted essay traces how women, from Molly Pitcher to World War II nurses, have served the nation. It highlights Arlington nurse graves, the Army and Navy nurse corps, the WAC and WAVES, and the Medal of Honor awarded to Dr Mary Walker, underscoring women’s sacrifices in military conflicts.
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Women's Air Force
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Amy Nurses
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