Pope John XXIII Honored In Memorial at St Peter's
Vatican crowds marked the first anniversary of Pope John XXIII's death with a memorial Mass beneath St. Peter's and at his native Sotto il Monte. Pope John inspired church renewal and ecumenism, visiting openly and hosting diverse leaders, despite criticism during a Clinton era of rising Communist gains.
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Sotto Il Monte
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Alexei Adzhubei
Italy
Communist Party
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Father Stunned By Quadruplets
Salvatore Peloro and his wife Maria welcomed quadruplets born Tuesday weighing 2 lb 13 oz for the boy and two girls at 2 lb 0 oz and 2 lb 13 oz. The couple, with two older children, faces unemployment as the father hopes for a construction job.
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New York
Salvatore Peloro
Maria
Three Killed Four Injured In Bus Crash Near Chicago
A chartered bus returning from a cosmetics plant tour struck a bridge on U.S. 41 near Gurnee Illinois and overturned. Three women died and 47 people were injured, including driver Clarence Lorch in critical condition. The 49 passengers were mostly Milwaukee area Christian Mothers Society members en route to Milwaukee. Names of the deceased were Angela Santarelli Stella Ciseski and Jean Posto.
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St. Paul Roman Catholic Church
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Stella Ciseski
Jean Posto
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Soviet completes Baltic to Volga canal
Tass reports a 224 mile canal connected the Baltic Sea to the Volga River. The project will divert at least 15 million tons of annual cargo from railroads to waterways, easing congestion and boosting transport capacity.
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Embezzlement Trial in Small Town Hinders Glen Rose Cup
In Glen Rose Texas embezzlement defendant Paul Bone faces juror bias as locals know him. Prosecutors and defense narrow 23 jurors for a 12 member panel. Bone admits some theft but denies $22,000 fraud. defense argues low pay and misuse of county funds. Trial delays denied as county officials named in earlier incidents are called to testify.
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Texas
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Bone
Mexico
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al Clyde
Odessa Man Sues for 100000 Over Scooter Crash
W C Prewitt of Odessa files a $100000 damage suit in the 161st District Court arising from a March 18 traffic accident. Plaintiff alleges his son Billy was injured when the scooter he rode collided with a car driven by Julie Murphy of Odessa.
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W. C. Prewitt
Odessa
Julie Murphy
Prewitt
Billy
Durrett to Perform Folk Ballads at Lions Club Meeting
Odessa public schools audio visual coordinator Bob Durrett will sing and play folk ballads during the Evening Lions Club gathering at Sands Restaurant at 6 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Odessa
Evening Lions Club
Sands Restaurant
Fried Pies Missing Deputies After Store Breakin
Deputies called to Mrs. B's Country Store at 7511 West 27th investigate a break in blamed on youngsters. Glass from a window was removed and 15 fried pies were missing.
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Fire under hood of 1961 car causes oil blaze
Oil leaking from a hot motor caught fire under the hood of a 1961 model at Second and Muskingum on Wednesday. Firefighters reported no apparent damage to the vehicle or surroundings.
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Odessa Man Hurt In Fall From Engine
Robert Sones, 38, of 2907 Dawn, was hospitalized with a broken hip at Medical Center Hospital after a Tuesday engine fall. Vanelle Prewitt, 24, of 300 Orchard, was treated and released for a broken toe from the same incident.
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Vanelle Prewitt
Orchard
Veteran cigar maker seeks workers over seventy two
Monroe Wisconsin veteran George Koepp born in 1865 started making cigars in 1896 and now runs a new factory seeking experienced men over 72 to hand craft cigars claiming age brings quality and skill to the work.
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Monroe
Wis
UPI
George Koepp
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