Khrushchev May Visit Pope in Vatican Thaw
The article analyzes a possible Khrushchev Vatican visit as a sign of warming ties between the Soviet state and Roman Catholicism. It notes Adzhubei’s statement supporting diplomatic relations, cites Pope John XXIII’s openness, and discusses broader shifts in Communist policy toward religion and the Vatican’s role in East West dialogue.
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Ernest Sakler
Vatican City
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
John XXIII
Vatican
Khrushchev
Alexei I. Adzhubei
Moscow
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The
Times
Josyf Slipyi
Adzhubei
Kremlin
Pope John
Russia
Eastern
Europe
West
Parkersburg Wheeling Hit Hardest By Floods
The American Red Cross designated Parkersburg and Wheeling in West Virginia and Athens and Jefferson Counties in Ohio as the hardest hit by recent Ohio River basin floods. More than 12 000 people in 32 counties are affected with about 1 000 fed and housed in 22 shelters Tuesday night and nearly 1 500 in 30 shelters Wednesday night. The Freemont Ohio chapter ordered 600 cots and 1 200 blankets amid fears of a rising ice jam on the Sandusky River.
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Washington
UPI
American Red Cross
Parkersburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Athens
Jefferson
Ohio
Red Cross
Ohio River
Fremont
Sandusky River
South Charleston Opens Emergency Center In Underground Facility
South Charleston activated its new Emergency Operating Center in the Recreation Center basement with five radiation shielded rooms and radio gear. The $2500 center and $3387 in equipment were funded by federal and city sources plus donations and will support government operations during emergencies including nuclear attack. A public showing is set for March 6 with a Defense mobile shelter displayed. Mayor Walter G. Kramer attended along with city officials.
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South Charleston
UPI
South Charleston Recreation Center
West Virginia
William B. Mathews Jr
Mathews
Department of Defense
Walter G. Kramer
Record 41,000 Die in 1962 Auto Crashes
An Institute of Life Insurance estimate reports 41,000 deaths in automobile accidents in 1962. The piece notes that tenants endure cold dwellings when an apartment janitor withholds heat.
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The
Institute of Life Insurance
JFK Pressure Builds for Broader Test Ban Data
Senate advocate Hubert Humphrey led a push for declassification of a five year underground test study from 1958 to 1962 and urged broader disclosure of seismic data. He pressed officials as the Senate Atomic Energy Committee heard Pentagon and AEC briefings on detecting underground tests and the USSR’s potential low range detonations.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Democratic
Humphrey
Senate
Russia
U.S
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
John C. Pastore
D-R.i
Pentagon
AEC
Soviet Union
Dirksen Vows GOP Teeth On Kennedy Budget Measures
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen says Republicans will show teeth by forcing roll calls on every Kennedy budget proposal. He warns Republicans are ready to attack administration spending in both House and Senate as the first appropriation bills approach.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
House
Illinois
Harry S. Truman
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Truman
Armed Services Subcommittee
Subcommittee
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
Senate Health
Kennedy Seeks Public Defender Fund For Destitute in Federal Court
President Kennedy asks Congress to create a fund to pay lawyers for poor defendants in federal court and to address bail, appeals, and pre trial investigations. The proposal follows his State of the Union pledge that competent counsel must be available to all accused regardless of means.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Europe
United States
Estes Kefauver D
America
I. Irving Davidson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
License confirms age for Honolulu driver over a century old
Police Sgt Ernest Brickman stopped driver Pedro Villaflor who gave birthdate 13 April 1961 but 1861 was his joke. His license issued in 1923 showed he is nearly 102 years old.
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Honolulu
UPI
Ernest Brickman
Pedro Villaflor
Villaflor
Cleveland Strike Enters 14th Week Amid Stalemate
The Cleveland news strike reaches week fourteen as printers unions and the Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer hold firm. A fifth union nears agreement while talks with non striking groups show limited progress.
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Cleveland News
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Press and Plain Dealer
John Lavelle
Building Service
Waggoner Refuses To Concede In Four Man Birmingham Mayoral Race
Birmingham city commissioner J. T. Waggoner, with 1,872 votes in a field of about 45,000, refused to concede Tuesday and urged waiting for rural farm vote returns.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
J. T. Waggoner
What does ownership mean in auto statistics
Ownership in this context means the proportion of households or individuals who legally possess and have the right to use a vehicle. It reflects who holds the title or primary responsibility for the car, not merely who drives it.
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U.S
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