Pope Paul Creates 27 New Cardinals in Historic Consistory
Pope Paul VI named 27 new cardinals in Rome, expanding the College of Cardinals to 103 with 41 countries represented. Among them are three from Communist nations, three Middle East patriarchs, and the first African and Asian prelates. Archbishop Beran and Cardinal Slipyj were among the long-confined figures elevated.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
Middle East
Americas
Africa
Asia
Paul
Apostolic Palace
Franjo Seper
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Josef Slipyj
Beran
Rome
Slipyj
Siberia
Angel Herrera Y Oria
Malaga
Spain
Generalissimo Franco
Paul Zoungrana
Upper Volta
Maximos IV Saigh
Melchite
Antioch
Paul Pierre Meouchi
Stephanos I Sidarouss
Alexanderia
New Junta Moves to Oust Khanh in Saigon Fallout
In Saigon the new military regime pressed to remove Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and exile him after a failed coup. Armed Forces Council members met overnight at Saigon airport amid tense barricades and reports of tank and antiaircraft activity.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Council
Dalat
Khanh
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nguyen Cao Ky
5Th Cavalry
Tran van Minh
U.S. Air Force
Robert Rowland
Kennedy Family Visits Adirondacks Amid Travel Curb Talks
In Lake Placid the Kennedy family enjoys ski venues and signs the guest book at Whiteface Mountain as John Kennedy Jr. joins the outing. In Washington the State Department orders passport offices to avoid promoting overseas travel while urging Americans to consider U.S. vacations due to the balance of payments strain.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Adirondack Mountain
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Washington
State Department
Johnson
U.S.A
Abba P. Schwartz
Congress
Europe
First Man on Moon Ought To Walk Softly Carry Big Stick
Pasadena based scientists say Ranger 8 photos suggest a lunar surface of dusty fragile lava with hidden tunnels and caverns. Dr Gerard Kuiper leads a five man team noting some areas may not bear weight, so astronauts might need long poles to probe ahead.
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Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Gerard P. Kuiper
Kuiper
University of Arizona
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
Dirksen Hospitalized For Stomach Ailment
Senator Everett M. Dirksen Republican leader from Illinois is in Walter Reed Hospital for stomach cramps. He flew from Florida with Mrs. Dirksen after spending the weekend there and was treated in Sanford before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Walter Reed Hospital
Dirksen
Florida
Sanford
Fla
Windsors Fly To London As Duke Is Sick
The Duke of Windsor flew from Paris to London and was admitted to London Clinic with left eye trouble. The Duchess accompanied him. He declined a chair-type stretcher at Heathrow and was helped down by a nurse. He had arterial surgery in Houston on December 16 last year.
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London
Duke of Windsor
Paris
Duchess of Windsor
Britain
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Tex
United States
Selma racial conflict enters sixth week with talks urged
In Selma Alabama the racial struggle enters its sixth week as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. returns to join efforts to register Black voters. Arrests exceed 3000 in Selma Marion County after a Thursday night march left eight injured. Hosea Williams warned this is the end, urging parade permits and federal voting rights legislation prompt action.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Martin Luther King Jr
Marion
King
Hosea Williams
Savannah
Gal
Johnson
Congress
Beatles Fly to Bahamas for Movie Shoot
In London 1400 teenage girls, mostly fans, gathered at London Airport to bid the Beatles farewell as they depart for a Bahamas film shoot. Police kept crowds back on a rooftop observation deck while fans shouted Please please come back and risked a fall from a railing during the chaotic send off. The group’s charter jet stops in New York en route.
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Beatles London
London
Beatles
Bahamas
New York
Mormon Leader, 91, May Leave Hospital This Week
President David O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints may be released from Salt Lake City Hospital this week, a spokesman said. The 91-year-old leader was admitted a week ago with lung congestion linked to a heart condition.
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Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Patricia Neal Remains Critical After Two Strokes
Actress Patricia Neal is in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center after two strokes caused brain surgery. The 39 year old star was in the ICU following a day of filming at home when she fell ill.
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Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Ucla Medical Center
Statue to Winston Churchill Planned for Dover Cliffs
A campaign was launched to erect a Statue of Sir Winston Churchill atop the White Cliffs of Dover. The appeal was led by Tom Stacey, a Conservative candidate for Parliament.
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London
Winston Churchill
Dover
Tom Stacey
Fear Plot to Avenge Malcolm X Assassination Surface
The article recounts Malcolm X saying hostile forces sought him out a year before his death and details his life, views, and the circumstances around his departure from the Black Muslims. It notes his belief in racial separation and quotes his past remarks on civil rights and violence.
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New York
Malcolm X
Johnson Urges Youth to Tackle Hard Future Task
President Johnson told young listeners at the University of Kentucky Founder’s Day convocation the next generation faces a tougher mission. He urged that the world be made to serve human dignity, stressing global responsibility and the critical choice between hope and ruin for mankind.
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Johnson
University of Kentucky
Shar
Cardinal Meyer Hospitalized for Tests in Chicago
Cardinal Meyer, 61, archbishop of Chicago, was to undergo a series of tests at Mercy Hospital to determine the cause of headaches that sent him to the facility last Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said he was not confined to bed despite the prior 12 day stay for gall bladder treatment.
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Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Mercy Hospital
Cardinal Meyer
Cold Front Spreads Across Atlantic Coast Lower Temperatures
Arctic weather from the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes pushes into the Atlantic coast. The East sees temperatures mostly in the 30s and below with record lows in International Falls and several Midwest cities. Snow flurries and gusty winds accompany a shift from rain to snow in northern coastal states.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockies
Texas
International Falls
Minn
Marquette
Mich
Houghton
Sault Ste. Marie
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Mercury
Washington, D.C
Atlantic
Midwest
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Oregon
Intermountain
California
Harold Peet Dies at 68 in Buffalo
Harold L. Peet a Republican Assemblyman from Wyoming County died Saturday in Roswell Park Memorial Institute Buffalo. He did not seek re election in 1964 due to ill health.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Harold L. Peet
Wyoming County
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Partly Frozen But Alive Under Avalanche 79 Hours
Einar Myllyla a Finnish construction worker in his 30s survived 79 hours under snow and rubble at the Granduc mining camp near the Canadian Alaska border. He was pulled from a bunkhouse ruins Sunday afternoon and sent to Ketchikan hospital in serious condition as rescuers combed the avalanche site.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Einar Myllyla
Granduc
British Columbia
Myllyla
le Duc Glacier
U S Gets Strong Russian Warning Over Viet Nam Crisis
Soviet defense minister Rodion Malinovsky told Moscow the Vietnam crisis threatens a great war and that Soviet and allied defense forces are a match for the West. He accused the United States of unprecedented aggression against North Vietnam and promised assistance to Hanoi.
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Moscow
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Viet Nam
Malinovsky
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Soviet Union
New Managers Open Maddox Restaurant In Atlanta
The Gateway cafeteria in Atlanta opened at 11 a.m. under new operators who previously worked for Lester Maddox. They pledged service to all customers regardless of color as interest grew, though initial patrons were white with few Negroes seeking service. Roy G. Duncan, one of the new operators, said inflammatory views are a thing of the past.
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Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Maddox
Gateway
Roy G. Duncan
Young Negro Held in N Y For Homicide
Police in New York and Chicago brace for potential retaliatory violence after Malcolm X’s assassination. A 22 year old, Talmadge Hayer alias Thomas Hayer, was held on homicide charges with others sought in a plot linked to the Black Muslim feud. FBI notes show a prior possession arrest. no proven link to Muhammad’s followers reported.
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New York
Chicago
Malcolm X
FBI
Talmadge Hayer
Thomas Hayer
Marshall St
Paterson, N. J
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Mosque of Islam No. 2
Malcolm
Union
Harlem
Queens
Audubon
Upper Manhattan
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Boston
Ella Mae Collins
Hayer
Passaic
N.J
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North American
Pontifical College
North America
Lawrence Shehan
Baltimore
Maurice Roy
Quebec
Khahn
U. S
Windsors
Duke
Fear
Trip
South
North
Omaha
Marcus Garvey
Ku Klux Klan
Lansing
Lexington
Atlantic Coast
Harold Peet
Maddox Restaurant
N. Y
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