03 Nov 1961
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1961
Page
1
Beauty the chimpanzee of the Cincinnati Zoo earned up to 95 dollars per piece in a one chimp art sale, amassing about 5000 dollars and planning to donate the proceeds to the Cincinnati Zoological Society while expanding her bank account through abstract and primitive finger paintings.
Pasadena reports Nobel physics winner Rudolf Moessbauer calls atmospheric testing unacceptable under any nation, arguing it conflicts with basic research. He notes radiation fallout remains poorly understood and cautions about long term ecological and health effects while explaining his Moessbauer discovery and tenure at Caltech.
In a French address to 48 nations' diplomats at the Vatican, Pope John XXIII urged efforts toward peace amid the nuclear race. Celebrating his coronation anniversary and 80th birthday, he spoke after Mass for 20,000 Young Catholic Action officials and a Cardinalate audience, outlining duty to act for peace.
12 000 bouncers Saturday mark the anniversary of the Pontiff’s coronation as he leads a glittering ceremony in the basilica. Irish Ambassador Leo Thomas McCauley commends the Pontiff while Formosa reports a large number of checks bounced amid a note on global peace and progress.
A severe cold wave sweeps the central U S with snow and freezing rain. Temperatures drop to 3 degrees above zero in Chadron and North Platte Nebraska and 4 in Douglas Wyoming as rain and sleet move eastward. The storm causes several accidents and at least four deaths.
Floodwaters across Santa Catarina state swept Tijucas and nearby cities in Blumenau and Brusque districts. At least 15 people killed and many reported missing as authorities struggled to reach hundreds of homes damaged or destroyed by heavy rains over the past two weeks.
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