Paul VI Crowned in Outdoor Rite
Pope Paul VI received the papal crown in an outdoor evening ceremony watched by 2,800 guests and missions from 82 nations. The rite featured a modern three-crowned tiara, a televised broadcast to the United States, and a procession through St. Peter's Square as tensions with Communist states hovered over the broader church diplomacy. The ceremony highlighted a mass, the crown’s symbolism, and papal homage from leaders including King Baudouin and President János Goulart, amid a heat-filled twilight and long observance into the night.
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Kennedy
United States
Pope Paul
Vatican
Khrushchev
Europe
King Baudouin
Belgium
Jan Goulart
Brazil
Eamin de Valera
Ireland
Antonio Segniof Aly
Earl Warren
Georges Popmide
Paul
St. Peter's Basiliet
Holy Father
Aml
Awain
Milan
Wilmington Teacher Found Slain in Her City
A Catskill Avenue elementary teacher, Mrs. Anderson, 45, was found slain in Wilmington. Police noted her purse held about 34 dollars and several credit cards, suggesting robbery not the motive. She had taught in Wilmington since 1953 after working at Barton Hill in San Pedro and briefly at Seal Beach Naval Ammunition Depot. She was a native of Oklahoma with a lifelong music interest and held a master’s from Lang Tech School. Police searched her home for a diamond ring she sometimes wore.
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Anderson
Calbean
Ifornia
Catskill Avenue
Flemsavary
Wilmington
Barton Hill
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Suc
Seal Beach
Oklahoma
Louis Lt. Bennett
Southeastern Teachers College
Datas
Oklahoma Cry Universiy
Lang Teach Sheetallege
13 Cubans Fly Home From U.S.
A Canadian woman and ten Cuban reapers were among 13 Cuban returnees aboard a chartered American Red Cross plane from Miami to Havana. One passenger, a woman dying of cancer, was removed at the last moment. The Pan American DC6A was slated to bring at least 90 refugees to Havana later, delayed by a missing passenger and health clearance.
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Miame
Kamen
Low
Havana
Red Cross
Cuba
Miami International Rport
Antilona 'Aleida Eners
Alma Sanchez
Montreal
Canada
Calimero Ramirez Jerez
Daniel Esposito Torres
Ramona ‘Alvarez Urbina
Monterey Park
Los Angeles
California
RFK Civil Rights Pack Faces Senate Clash in Washington
In Knoxville Tennessee former TVA chief and health issues are noted alongside Kennedy testimony on a sweeping civil rights bill. Kennedy argued public accommodations must end discrimination in places serving the public, facing Southern filibuster as he urged congressional action to outlaw segregation. The scene shifts to Washington where Senate hearings loom and Republican leaders pledge cooperation.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
Arpuape
Senate Commerce Com
Abeadaron, Wales
UPI
Ada Tilley
Cision
Yeats
Tilley
Doris
Nar-Jessary
Wiliams
Cutius
Svenstleceh
Mississippi
Norris Collen
Oldest U.S. Fort Decommissioned
The article notes the retirement from active service of Fort Niagara the 300 year old fortification. It covers political attacks on federal action and calls for equal access to optical care without cost while naming Everett M. Dirksen and President Kennedy. It advertises an optometrist and eye care services with contact details.
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Senate
Youngstown
Fort Niagara
United
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Tim
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