Pope Paul VI Pledges To Promote World Peace
Pope Paul VI vowed to employ every means to advance international peace based on truth justice love and freedom. He urged cordial Vatican relations with all nations and greeted diplomats at the Vatican. He outlined four pillars of peace and pledged noninterference in temporal affairs while extending a call for global cooperation.
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Albany forms cabinet civil rights committee led by Aldrich
Governor Rockefeller announces a new cabinet committee on civil rights chaired by Alexander Aldrich director of the State Division for Youth. Dr Arthur Pearl deputy director will run day to day activities. The panel includes top state officials and agency heads.
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Mississippi Man Arrested For Negro’s Ambush Death
Byron de La Beckwith, a Greenw ood Miss. native, is jailed in Jackson charged with the murder of Medgar Evers, the N A A C P leader. FBI also reports a separate federal complaint naming others in the case.
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Autopsy Ordered in Girl's Death in New London
Rome coroner ordered an autopsy in the death of Kathleen Converse 15 of New London. The girl was allegedly asphyxiated by carbon monoxide fumes from an automobile engine. Three other teenagers in the car were listed in fair condition at Rome City Hospital after being treated by a Boonville physician. State Police said Darryl Kent 17 drove the group to his home shortly before noon Sunday. The case remains under investigation with the coroner awaiting autopsy findings.
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Lawmakers clash over subcommittees as New York cuts budget
In Albany a Democratic critique targets Republican control of nine new subcommittees tasked with trimming Gov. Rockefeller’s budget. Sen. Samuel Greenberg denounces the process as Hitlerian. The plan aims at 12 state departments with possible 1964 actions.
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Leaders Sought in $2 Million Lottery Ring Raids
State police raided 19 upstate communities arresting about 60 people on felony and misdemeanor charges. Two top level leaders remain at large, one believed in Canada and the other in Las Vegas. Ring headquartered in Utica, based on daily Treasury balance, with most felonies bailed up to $10 000.
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British Expel Czech Diplomat Accused of Spying
The British government ordered the expulsion of Premys Holan, a Czech Embassy third secretary, after he was alleged to have tried to persuade a member of the public to obtain secret state information. The Foreign Office said he had been detected attempting to obtain British state secrets.
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Demos to Pick Convention Site
Democrats begin choosing a site for their 1964 nominating convention with Chicago seen as a slight favorite among six bids. Atlantic City Baltimore Detroit Miami Beach and Philadelphia also considered as other offers. The site committee meets today to recommend delegate allocations ahead of the full national committee meeting Tuesday.
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Free-for-all at Jones Beach leads to 10 youths jailed
Police broke up a Sunday melee in a beach parking lot near Jones Beach as about 100 youths fought with fists and beer cans. Ten bathing-suit-clad white youths were arrested on disorderly conduct charges and jailed in Mineola to await arraignment.
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Kennedy Adenauer discuss plans for closer allied unity
Kennedy and Adenauer met in Bonn to plan a multination NATO nuclear force and to strengthen U S Europe ties amid East West talks on a nuclear test ban. They reviewed trade relations with the Common Market and outlined aims for a broader alliance in a communique to follow.
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Actress Bebe Daniels Slowly Recovers From Stroke
London report says actress Bebe Daniels, 62, is slowly recovering after a stroke last month. Her husband Ben Lyons said she is on the road to better health as movement returns to her arms hands and legs with treatment.
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Swimmer Dies In Vermont River Tragedy
Richard N. Smith Jr., 22, of Woodford New York, drowned Sunday while swimming in the Roaring Branch River near Bennington Vermont. The incident occurred as he prepared to enter the service today.
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Texas Man Chosen to Head Torch Clubs
Lon J. Nusom of San Antonio Texas was elected Saturday as president of the International Association of Torch Clubs succeeding Dr. Joseph J. Witt of Utica at the close of the three day convention.
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Train wreck near Hornell carries explosives scare
A passenger train sideswiped by a freight train in Hornell caused a wreck that spilled 300 pounds of land mines and 2 200 pounds of projectile pellets from baggage cars. No explosion occurred and Army experts moved the explosives to Seneca Ordnance Depot Romulus. Four injured, fifteen families evacuated and returned after threats were removed.
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