Vatican Pope John Moves Vicariate and Burial Plans
The papacy plans moving the vicariate to a closer Rome site and reequipping the palace. Pope John’s testament, drafted 1925 and updated through 1961, emphasizes humility and service to the poor. Conclave set for June 19 with about 80 of 82 cardinals expected. voting to begin June 20.
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Candy Spots Favored In Belmont Race
Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct features at least five 3-year-olds in the field with Candy Spots as the standout. Candy Spots, a mottled chestnut trained by Rex Ellsworth, has won multiple $100,000-plus races this year and seeks victory after a Derby showing. Chateaugay, runner-up to Candy Spots in the Preakness, also competes but is coming off a poor workout and may not challenge as strongly.
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Candy Spots
John W Galbreath
Space Head Opposed To Mercury Shot
Washington NASA chief James E Webb rejected Project Mercury flight for about 100 hours. He favored ending Mercury to proceed with Gemini, though no decision was made yet. Officials argued the 100 hour mission could beat the previous cosmonaut record while considerations about feasibility and optics kept debates open.
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Budapest
Ivance
Resuscitation Averted After Youth’s Heart Issue At Home
Firemen were called to 719 Larson Street at 10 10 Wednesday night for resuscitation on Vernom Johnson’s residence. Raymond Larson, about 14, suffered a rapid beating heart condition possibly caused by excitement or overexertion. He recovered quickly after oxygen was given.
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Raymond Larson
Public Works Contracts Let in Waupaca Area
Public works contracts were let in Waupaca and Wewauwega totaling 16 263.50 to two firms. Faulks Brothers Construction of Wewauwega won cement and blacktop work for 7 004 with other bids 9 602 11 298 and 10 073. P and B Excavating of Appleton won sewer and water system work for 8 409 with other bids 11 098 and 10 073. Work includes paving on Demerest Franklin and Morton Streets with sidewalks on Morton East. new water main on Columbia Street and hydrants. water and sewer service on Park and Ninth streets.
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Churchill Street
Zwickers Knitting Mill
Four Penalties In Court Branch Number by Menasha
Four penalties were levied in the first session of the Winnebago County Third Branch court in Menasha. Judge James Sitter imposed fines on Gary R. Lee for speeding and stop sign violation, with further charges pending. Elmer Mueske faced a 30 day license suspension. Ernest Gustman paid for unsafe passing. multiple others in stipulations paid fines for assorted traffic violations including inattentive driving and speeding.
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Winnebago County
James Sitter
Gary R. Lee
Oak St
Sitter
Lee
Elmer E. Mueske
First St. Menasha
Mueske
Ernest H. Gustman
Appleton Rd
Julius Y. Fine
Appleton
Leo Hoppe
Robert R. Schmalz
Rt. 2
Thomas C. Graham
South Lake St
Neenah
Jerome Engel
John W. Daliman
Ninth St
Sandra Kotinek
Maple St. Neenah
James C. Godeck
Sixth St
Daniel Squier
William Stuck
Plainfield Woman's Club Sets Plans for 1963 64 Season
Plainfield Wisconsin notes the Plainfield Woman's Club unveiling its 1963 64 program schedule. Highlights include a public style show Sept 23 at the Catholic parish hall with program chair Mrs Henry Kollack and hostesses Mrs Julia Volkman and others.
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Henry Koslack
Alter Krug
George Depp
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Wild Hose
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Tom Hiewett
Arthur Muile
George Zettelmer
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Henry Woodward
Howard Goman
Theron
Frost
Albert Miller
Douglas Redwinkle
M. H. Rumpel
Merlin Tunks
Trade Offered Bragan Declines Trade Offered Bragan Declines
New York Mets offered ex Dodger Charley Neal for Milwaukee shortstop Roy McMillan in an even trade but Braves president and GM Hack McHale rejected all deals. Bragan said they would not part with their regular shortstop as he flew to Milwaukee to discuss options.
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Braves
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Roy McMillan
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Denis Menke
McMillan
Ed Mathews
Trade Bate
Braves set for four game series in Pittsburgh
The Braves plan a four game series in Pittsburgh starting Friday night with Bob Shaw scheduled to start. Del Crandall remains in the mix as they seek a fresh edge away from home.
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Wynn Seeks 300th Win Return With Indians
Early Wynn returned to Cleveland to pursue baseball’s 300th victory. The 43 year old righty, with 285 wins, hopes to pitch several more seasons and believes he can still win and help the club. He arrived from Venice Florida after agreeing to rejoin the Indians, where he thrived earlier in his career.
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Conservation budget action expected soon
The 14 million state conservation budget was to be sent to the Joint Finance Committee for possible action before adjournment. Critics argued funds from segregated accounts favored trout and fisheries over muskellunge and bass. committee warned against delaying passage. The draft also covers a 4.6 million increase for fish and 4 million for forest protection, with salary raises tied to broader budget resolution.
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