Cardinals trade views on choice for new pontiff
Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church quietly compared views on potential successors to Pope John XXII in the Vatican marble halls. The conclave to elect a new pontiff meets June 19, as mourners fill St Peter's Basilica grottoes to pray at the pope's tomb. Funeral rites continue in the basilica for nine days, ending June 17, two days before the conclave.
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Weather Update for San Bernardino Valley
San Bernardino Valley reports mostly sunny conditions today and Sunday with late night and early morning low clouds. Warmer conditions expected inland with highs near 73 to 78 and lows from 35 to 48 across regions. Sunrise and sunset noted as 5:38 a.m. to 7:59 p.m. for the area.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Church council backs race demonstrations and schools stance
New York UPI report says the National Council of Churches adopted a revised stance on school prayer rulings and endorsed mass demonstrations against racial discrimination. The board also weighs economic boycott actions and to elect a new general secretary, while a Greek Orthodox statement on school prayer was revised to avoid redefining devotion in classrooms.
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UPI
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R. H. Edwin Espy
Ray G. Ross
Espy
University of Redlands
North
South America
Kennedy and Jack Benny charm Beverly Hills prom crowd
President Kennedy and comedian Jack Benny visit John Burroughs High School seniors at the Beverly Hilton after a scheduling clash with a Democratic fundraiser. Kennedy jokily notes preferring to be a senior. Benny joins the playful moment as 1542 graduates cheer.
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Burbank
Jack Benny
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Caracas Reds Burn Building in Venezuela Fire raid
The Communist Armed Forces of National Liberation FALN struck again in Caracas setting a 60 000 fire at the Caracas Paper Co The group ended a truce by capturing and stripping seven U S military personnel and burning the mission building It seeks release of about 200 Communist prisoners and targeted foreign language name of the paper mill may have prompted the attack The owners are Venezuelan citizens
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UPI
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Caracas Paper Co
U.S
Quote of the Day in Jackson mocks racial slurs
Comedian Dick Gregory challenged Mayor Allen Thompson to bar further demonstrations against racial baring slurs. "Stretch the barbed wire, daddy, we're coming."
Horne and Gregory Rally Negroes in Jackson Protests
Lena Horne and Dick Gregory energized a Jackson turnout of about 1,500 demonstrators defying a state court injunction. Police arrested 47 protesters after NAACP lawyers questioned the injunction, raising total detentions to 664 since the campaign began May 28. Gregory vowed to stay and return to lead future actions. Horne planned to depart today.
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UPI
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Tuna boat White Star fined after poaching claim
In Salinas Ecuador the San Diego tuna boat White Star was freed after its owners paid a 14186 dollar fine for alleged poaching. Ecuador asserts the vessel stayed within three miles while its owners say it was 13 miles off. Skippers Erickson and Hopkins each fined 190 for resisting arrest as other ships followed the seizure. The case may be compensated by the U.S. Treasury under the 1954 Fishermen's Protection Act.
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Ecuador
UPI
Salinas
Ranger
Raymond Erickson
Marvin Hopkins
San Diego
U.S. Treasury
Security seal on Alabama campus as two Negroes set to register
Police and state troopers sealed the University of Alabama campus and admitted only students and authorized persons. Two Negroes, Vivian Malone and James Hood, were slated to register next Tuesday. Officers checked registration cards from midnight, turning away nonessential people while 750 troopers were expected by registration day. Eugene Connor urged an economic boycott of white merchants to resist desegregation, saying courts could not stop it. He noted Gov. George C. Wallace asked segregationists to avoid the campus when the students arrive.
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UPI
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Vivian Malone
James Hood
Plumbers union seeks screens for pool diving boards
Toronto officials are urged by plumbing union official Joe Dwan to install screens around new swimming pool diving boards to prevent drivers from being distracted by bikini clad divers. Dwan cites an incident where a motorist nearly veered off the road as pedestrians dodged traffic and onlookers stared at a scantily clad diver.
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Ont
UPI
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Radiation check for 12 workers at Nevada test site
Twelve workmen were observed for effects of inhaled radioactive iodine after a tunnel complex near an underground shot two days earlier. The Atomic Energy Commission released a statement not naming the men and said none were hospitalized. Most were sent to Donner Laboratory UC Berkeley to determine the radiation dosage.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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University of California At Berkeley
Riot toll rises as Carolina clashes claim life
In Lexington North Carolina a white man Fred Link, 24, was shot dead amid racial rioting that drew 125 state troopers and reinforced police. Gov. Sanford officials monitor as 500 whites clashed with 50 Negroes the previous night with rocks bottles and bricks. Photographer Art Richardson was wounded.
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N.C
UPI
Terry Sanford
Raleigh
C. V. Link
Fred Link
High Point Enterprise
Art Richardson
Mother of troubled family silenced THORNTON. Cole
UPI reports life in the Melonakis home with Mr. and Mrs. George Melonakis. Terry aged 5 broke his arm last Saturday. Matt 16, Chris 13, and Tony 7 suffered arm injuries or mumps on subsequent days. Mrs. Melonakis, strained by illness, cannot yell due to laryngitis while children remain energetic as usual.
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UPI
George Melonakis
Terry
Matt
Chris
Tony
Melenakis
Fire destroys Western Fruit Growers Packing in Redlands
A major citrus packing plant on Sixth Street in Redlands was destroyed by a blaze that began in the basement and engulfed the main floor and roof. Damage was about 800000, with the building and equipment total losses. Police held a 19 year old laborer for drunkenness and arson investigation as witnesses described a man fleeing the scene near 730 p.m. The fire drew a large crowd and required help from San Bernardino and Colton fire units plus county forestry. Two Redlands firefighters were treated for exhaustion and smoke irritation as the basement flooded with water and boxes of fruit were ruined.
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San Gorgonio Fruit Company
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Colton
San Bernardino County Forestry
Max Taylor
County Forestry
Redlands Community Hospital
Taylor
Ken Williams
George Brayshaw
Western
Valencia
Delinquent Tax List Published in Redlands Daily Facts
San Bernardino county publishes a delinquent tax list as required by state law. The county tax collector, G. Leon Gregory, notes only 3 526 percent of the total tax bill remained unpaid by the April 10 1953 due date, after which property may be sold to recover taxes.
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Redlands
California
G. Leon Gregory
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