Pope John XXIII urges nations toward peace in radio address
Pope John XXIII appealed from the Sistine Chapel for rulers to convert weapons into tools of progress and pursue universal peace. He urged leaders to heed the voices of their peoples, seek equitable solutions, and shift resources from arms to the wellbeing of all, especially the needy. The broadcast followed his historic succession to Pope Pius XII.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
Pius XII
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal ‘Roncalli
Venice
Steels Lead A Market Upturn Amid Rise In Orders
New York shares rise as steel stocks lead a broad upturn. U S Steel reports higher orders with a $1.75 gain per share, Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin advance, and other blue chips like Chrysler and American Motors post gains. Dow Jones industrials up $63 to 42.51 at 1 p m.
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Steels
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughs
Laskens
Checker Motors
Chrysler
Ami
American Motors
Raytheon
International Telephone
Union Carbide
General
Northern Pacific
Royal Dutch
Weather update forecast for coast region
Fog develops late tonight with patchy visibility thinning by Thursday morning. Mostly sunny conditions on Thursday with little change in temperatures. Winds light to moderate along the coast. Highs near seasonal norms. Overnight lows expected in the mid 50s.
Scientists to Attempt 5 Firings Today at Atomic Test Site
Atomic scientists race against a deadline to complete a five-shot replay at the Nevada test site. Early blasts occurred before dawn, winds interrupted two balloon tests, and a big underground detonation was planned for tonight. The schedule includes Blanca Blanca and Santa Fe tests with explosive yields ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of tons of TNT.
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Freddent Elsertower
Mazame
Humboldt
Blanca
Pam
Hiroshima
Santa Fe
Purdue Golden Girl sparks campus debate on halftime wiggle
Purdue University coeds criticize the Golden Girl finalist Ade laide Jeanne Darling for a hula dance during the Purdue Notre Dame telecast. Letters to the Purdue Exponent say the halftime wiggle distracts from football glory, while Darling, a freshman from Manteca California, defends her showmanship and baton twirling.
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Lafayette
Samne
Purdue University
Miss Darling
Économica
Manteca
Calif
Twelve miners found alive at Springhill mine disaster
Rescue workers in Springhill Nova Scotia reported twelve trapped miners discovered alive on the 13 000 foot level after days underground while a total of 174 men had been in the mine at the time of the collapse and 23 were confirmed killed. In West Virginia rescuers pulled out 13 bodies from a blast shattered shaft at Summerville and four other men who escaped were hospitalized in Richwood as the search continued for survivors.
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Springhill
N.S
Summerville
W. Va
Rich
Argentine President Frondizi Heads to Paraguay Visit
Argentine President Arturo Frondizi flies to Asuncion for a two day state visit amid reports of a plot against his life. Navy officials announce special precautions will be taken by Paraguayan and Argentine forces during the visit.
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Piot
Pasternak Refuses Nobel Prize For Literature
Soviet author Boris Pasternak declined the Nobel Prize in literature saying the award contradicts the society he lives in. He sent a cable to the Royal Swedish Academy stating he must refuse the undeserved prize and gratitude for the consideration lingered in his words despite the political pressure back home.
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Stockholm
Pasternak
Anders Dentersing
Royal Swedish Academy
Enyal
Oesterling
Doctor Zhivaga
Russia
V.I. E. Semhastny
Young Communist League
Moscow Radin
Semichastny
Crude Fire Bomb Strikes Walnut Creek Fire Station
A crude bomb made from lead pipe was hurled through an open window at Walnut Creek Fire Station on Tuesday night, causing shattered windows and interior damage. Eight occupants were inside at the time but escaped unharmed. officials suspect juveniles were responsible. The blast follows a prior incident the day before that killed 22 men at a coal mine on the Virginia West Virginia border.
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Tunlding
Hishop
Pali
Pre-Vote Attacks Hit Cuba During Election Crisis
In Oriente Province eastern Cuba rebels fired on trains and cars as Sabotage and shooting aimed to disrupt next Monday's presidential elections. Rebel actions included blowing railway bridges and cutting lines while Castro warned of broader strikes ahead. Police and troops will guard polling places with rural stations relocated to towns.
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Republic
Fidel Castro
Ace
Santiago
Oriental
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Andres Rivero Aguero
Thue
Vieces
Bomb at School in Virginia Sparks Investigation
Lynchburg Virginia high school staff evacuated after a janitor found a paper bag containing dynamite in a trash can at E. Glass High School. The bag held a cap coil wire a partially burnt battery and a flash, with authorities stating the wiring could not have triggered the explosive. The incident follows a prior bombing threat at the white school prompting security actions. The school, costing 414 million dollars, is among Virginia’s largest.
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Lynchburg
Glass High School
Virginia
Where to Find It in the Upcoming Election Coverage
An editorial note directs readers to Page B-10 for discussion of the ballot measure, and to Page A-3 for a sketch of Pontifé John XXII. It lists sections including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, Comics, Death Notices, and various pages across the Daily News, with several sections and features noted on specific pages.
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Pontifé
John
Hal Boyle
Crosanor
Wilson
Gulf Coast Small Craft Warnings Issued
Small craft warnings were posted along the Gulf Coast from Brownsville Texas to Morgan City Louisiana. The Weather Bureau advised northeasterly winds of 20 to 40 miles per hour.
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Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Tex
Morgan City
Weather Bureau
Truck Crash Spills Sand on Freeway
LOS ANGELES Ura Several motorists escaped injury as a trailer loaded with sand broke loose from the truck hauling it and crashed through a guardrail onto the outbound lane of the San Bernardino Freeway. William Gromphy 30 of Glendora said he could not determine why the hopper broke loose while crossing the Soto Street bridge. Workmen spent hours removing the sand from the roadway.
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Ura
San Bernardino
William Gromphy
Glendora
Soto St.oridge
Ike space agency talks yield no decision on missiles
President Eisenhower met for over an hour with the National Aeronautics and Space Council to discuss the bid for a new space agency to take over the Army missile program. No decision was reached. several more meetings will be held, and Hagerty denied reports of approvals to transfer Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Redstone Arsenal.
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Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Space Agency
Army
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hegerty
Defense McElroy
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Redstone Arsenal
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