Alaska Plane Crash Kills 101 on DC7 Flight
Debris from a Northwest Airlines DC7 chartered flight was found 60 miles off the British Columbia coast. None of the 101 aboard survived. The plane departed McChord AFB for Elmendorf when communication ceased after a pilot requested a climb to 18 000 feet. The missing craft carried inflatable rafts and life jackets, with a 65 Army and Navy crew, 29 dependents, and one Air Force civilian among the passengers.
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Kennedy Mourns Pope John XXIII Unity and Human Spirit
President Kennedy expressed sorrow over Pope John XXIII death and praised the pontiff for transcending belief and geography with wisdom, compassion, and courage. Tributes flowed from clergy and leaders worldwide, including Vice President Johnson and U Thant. The Pope was hailed for promoting unity across faiths and peace through Pacem in Terris.
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Inside Radio TV Editorial Fulton Classified Sports Obituaries Comics
A compact page index listing sections Inside Radio TV Editorial Fulton Classified Sports Obituaries Comics and Personals. It outlines topics and page numbers for a reader reference in the newspaper.
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Hoffa Indicted in Pension Fund Loan Scheme
James R. Hoffa and seven associates face a 28 count federal indictment accusing them of fraudulently obtaining more than 20 million dollars in Central States Pension Fund loans. They allegedly diverted over one million for personal use including funds linked to Hoffa's Sun Valley Florida venture.
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Cadet Colin Kelly III to bear name with honor at West Point
Cadet Colin P. Kelly III, son of World War II hero Capt Colin P. Kelly Jr., vows to earn his own merit at West Point. He ranks 316th in a 504 class and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant. He plans to marry Mary Margaret Cooper on June 22 in Goshen.
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Rockefeller Says He Remains Candidate For President
Gov. Rockefeller disclosed at a first general news conference since his remarriage that he still considers himself among potential Republican nominees for president next year. He noted he will weigh all factors before deciding to wage a campaign and commented on custody arrangements for his wife’s four children. The couple’s public return included a dinner in Albany with 400 attendees and favorable tributes.
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Happy) Murphy
Mother of 3 Dies of Burns in Monticello Fire
Joyce Dill 35 died from burns after being pulled from a one story home fire in Monticello. Her husband Raymond 36 and daughter Judith 9 perished in the blaze. Linda Sue 14 survived in hospital. son Raymond 8 escaped with help from his grandfather.
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Father and three children killed in Montreal fire
A 38 year old father Jean Preville and his three children Daniel aged 4 Andre aged 2 and Manon aged 3 died when a third floor apartment in Montreal's East End burned early today. A neighbor rescued another child and the wife survived with shock. Police did not attribute the blaze to the area pyromaniac blamed for recent fires.
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Rockefell er hails Pope John XXIII ecumenical council
Gov Rockefeller, a Baptist, praised Pope John XXIII and the Ecumenical Council on Monday saying it opened a new era of understanding among the world’s religions for all men regardless of rites or denomination.
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Syracuse Man Killed in Auto Truck Collision
Andrew L. Hess 72 of North Syracuse died in a collision between his car and a panel truck at a city intersection in Syracuse's northwest section. Hess was a retired employee of New Process Gear Corp.
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Pope John XXIII dies prompting global mourning
World leaders and diverse faiths expressed sorrow for Pope John XXIII. Officials from Rome Manila and Buenos Aires declared official mourning as churches rang bells and nations lowered flags. U Thant praised the pontiff as embodying humanitys aspirations.
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Cardinals Prepare to Choose Pope After John XXIII Dies
Vatican City mourns Pope John XXIII as his body lies in state in St Peter's, with cardinals meeting to plan the conclave. Officials set a nine day mourning period, and the public will view the corpse in St Peter's Basilica amid ceremonies and prayers.
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Pontiff's Successor Will Be Picked at Secret Conclave
Vatican City report on the papal selection process describes a secret conclave of cardinals in Rome to elect the next pope by two thirds. Examples of historical conclaves are given, including durations and the balcony announcement at St Peter's.
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Castro Returns to Cuba Amid World Pope Death Coverage
Fidel Castro slipped back into Havana unnoticed as Pope John XXIII died drawing global attention. No officials met him at the airport. Moscow papers highlighted his departure. Khrushchev and Malinovsky saw him off after a five week visit.
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Flags at Half Mast in New York for Pope John’s Funeral
Mayor Robert F. Wagner orders city flags at half mast on all buildings until after Pope John XXIII’s funeral. The proclamation marks a period of official mourning in the city.
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Kennedy to skip news conference this week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. The statement came Monday and gave no further details.
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SEC proposes sweeping securities law reforms to Congress
The Securities and Exchange Commission sends a broad package of proposed reforms to Congress aiming to extend full disclosure and financial reporting to thousands of over the counter stocks, tighten broker dealer standards, broaden disciplinary powers, and curb hot issues with longer prospectus delivery. The plan also signals forthcoming additional proposals for 1964.
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Pope Death May Deeply Affect West Soviet Relations
Washington notes Pope John XXIII fostered cautious ties with the Kremlin to ease Cold War tensions. The pope’s death raises questions about continuity under his successor and potential shifts in Vatican Soviet bloc outreach, including Khrushchev’s son-in-law Adzhubei meeting the pontiff last March to “talk about advancing peace.”
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