Three Teens Admit Throwing Bombs at Principal Rogers Home
Three 17 year old Negro youths admitted tossing incendiary bombs at Booker High School Principal Roland Rogers’s home. Ronnie Williams and David Yancey of Delson Quarters and Demon Nealy Jr. of Myrtle Avenue were charged with arson. a fourth youth is sought.
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Pope John XXIII Sinks Back Into Coma Amid Illness
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, aged 81, slipped back into a coma after a brief revival, with breathing slow and temperature up as doctors administer oxygen. Cardinal Montini, a friend, said the Pontiff did not recognize him during a visit.
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President plans return flight after helicopter delay
The president will fly back to the White House on Monday morning after a helicopter delay that pushed departure past 1 p.m. EDT.
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Sarasota Sophie and the Swifties in Time Magazine
A fragmented note explains Tom Swifties with examples like dis armingly and Inde pendently. It parodies quoted lines and ends with a sensational line about a shotgun wedding, titled SOPHIE
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Time Magazine
Venus
Workers Return To Jobs After Nationwide General Strike
Workers prepared to return to their jobs in Buenos Aires today after a 24 hour nationwide general strike ended. The stoppage involved multiple sectors and prompted government appeals for resume of work.
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Miami Herald Bays Beach Sun Update
A local corporation led by Miami Herald President James L announced plans affecting Bays Beach Sun in Miami Beach. Details include corporate leadership and potential community impact as described in the brief notice.
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Picket Rules Set for Theaters as Student Demonstrations Restricted
Willis announced limits on protests in Tallahassee after arrests of 230 students. At the Florid Theater and nearby State Theater, 8 and 10 demonstrators respectively would be allowed at once. Pickets may not carry denigrating signs and must not threaten theater patrons or interfere with them.
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Solons Face Return Over Voters Tax Plan
Florida legislators end a 60 day session and head home to gauge voter support for taxes needed to cover a proposed 987 million dollar 1963 spending plan. With six major tax bills pending in the Senate and a 630 million dollar two year baseline under current law, leaders expect an extended session to resolve budgeting and veto potential.
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Faithful Pray For Miracle As Pope John XXIII Lingers
Faithful from Vatican City and abroad gathered at dawn outside St. Peter's for news on Pope John XXIII. A core group, five thousand three hundred strong, pressed near his window while some spoke of a possible miracle and recalled the pope as a good man and people’s pope. Police blocked traffic to quiet the area as St. Peter's Square lay hushed and hopeful.
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Traffic Death Toll From Holiday Period Rises
A United Press International tally through 3:30 a m shows 238 people killed in traffic accidents since the holiday period began at 6 p m Wednesday. Breakdowns include drowning boating miscellaneous and plane fatalities, totaling 238 across all categories.
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