Cardinals Convene Conclave Preparations for Papal Election
More than fifty cardinals eligible to elect the pope gather in private sessions at the Vatican and Rome religious institutes as formal conclave arrangements are set. The St Peter’s Basilica vigil and Vatican meetings pace the process while Cardinal Spellman arrives from the United States, leaving Cardinal Cushing abroad.
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Vatican
Mm St. Peter's Basilica
Spellman
U.S
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Boston
United States
Chivers jailed after home disturbance leaves man injured
David Lamar Chivers, 27, of 2581 19th St, held on bond totaling 7000 after a late night incident at the Sand Castle area. Victim John O Berry, 60, of 175 Chik St, required 13 stitches after being struck with a nightstick. Keith Reetz, 36, treated and released after hospital visit. Michael Waters, 8, treated for injuries from a rock fight. Jewell Smothers, 44, of 3800 Leonard Reed Ave, held on 1000 bond.
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David Lamar Chivers
19Th St
Bonder
John O’berry
Chivers
Keith Reetz
17Th St
Michael Waters
Jewell Lee Smothers
Leonard Reed Ave
Tyke Fares Well On Day Lost
A mangled report describes 2 percent year old Mike Kelly and others found in a rural area. The boy appeared scratched and exhausted and did not speak. He was returned to a headquarters on the Sarasota Road after a rescuer, Mike Webb, called it the best find of his life.
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Tyke
Mike Kelly
Sarasota Road
Webb
Sheriff Gross Heads Leukemia Society Unit
Sheriff Gross is named head of a local Leukemia Society unit. Bank recipients of funds include First National Bank of Bradenton and Palmer and First National Bank of Sarasota. Amy Bravo notes volunteers are sought as about 650 homes will be canvassed for the four day march. Mrs. Jim K. Tillman offers to canvass Old Myakka families.
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Sheriff Gross
Leukemia Society
Bank of Sarasota
Amy Bravo
Jim K. Tillman
Old Myakka
Weather Local Readings Correct Tides
Local readings provide updated tide data and high water estimates for the coastal area. Mariners should note shifting tidal heights and adjust schedules for daily activities and planned coastal access.
Women’s Equal Pay Bill Moves Toward Law Before JFK
Washington report notes President Kennedy planned to sign a bill today aimed at guaranteeing equal pay for equal work. The measure would apply to about 27.5 million U S workers though it excludes some groups and delays full enforcement for a year. Requiring enforcement by the Labor Department Wage and Hour Division, the act targets wage discrimination across covered workers.
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Washington
UPT
Dent Kennedy
Labor Department
Brandt Seeks Quiet Berlin Visit Amid Cold War Tensions
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt arrives in West Germany and plans a low profile trip to Berlin while the Soviet Union remains silent on tensions. The visit aims to reduce friction and project calm amid mounting East West strains.
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Willie Brandt
Ge US
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