Four Ballots Fail to Elect Pontiff at Vatican Conclave
Sacred College of Cardinals fails on four ballots to elect a successor to Pope John XXIII. Black smoke signals no two-thirds majority as 80 cardinals vote in the Sistine Chapel. Speculation grows that a compromise Pope may emerge, with Giovanni Battista Montini named as liberal frontrunner.
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UPI
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Sistine Chapel
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Milan
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Sacred College
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Pope John
Shutouts Fall 9-8 in Late Rally By National Auto Glass
The Scottsdale Shutouts, with 22 players, led 8-3 before National Auto Glass surged for six runs in the final inning to win 9-8. Mike Yount pitched four innings and struck out nine batters as the Shutouts showed early offense and late danger.
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National Auto Glass
Babe Ruth
Mike Yount
Space duo land early after record space mission
Space team Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky landed in central Asia after shorter than planned flights. Tass reported both fliers were well and the party hailed the mission as a success despite Western speculation of an early return.
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UPI
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Valery F. Brkovsky
Tass
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
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Central Asia
Exiles Invade Cuba Report Sparks Market and Denials
Cuban Revolutionary Council says exile commandos landed by boat with large arms to aid rebels in a war of liberation. Council claims forces are ready to strike. sources say few men involved and aim is arms reinforcement. NYSE reacts. State Department and Pentagon deny confirmation or knowledge of landings.
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State Department
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Area Residents Protest Horse Restrictions Violations
Desert Estates residents gather at Thunder Bird Academy to challenge horse limits on one and two acre plots. Attendee Bob Kratzer defends six horses on 22 acres while others argue that dogs cats hogs and cows breach rules as well. City official Tom Felke attends as residents fear a commercial stable may move in.
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Thunderbird Academy
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Bob Kratzer
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69Th Street
Kratzet
Rusing Named Vice Chairman of United Fund Drive
Ed Rusing, president of the Tank of Scottsdale, has been named one of eight vice chairmen for the fall United Fund campaign. The $1.8 million drive is headed by Tom Chauncey, a Phoenix radio-television executive.
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Arizona State Florists Plan Annual Convention
Members of the Arizona State Florists' Association announce their annual convention set for the Executive House this Saturday and Sunday. Jack Norman, publicity chairman, sends chrysanthemums to Progress with the notice. Photographer George Adams staged the flowers on the radio antenna of Susan Atkinson's car in the accompanying image.
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Progress
George Adams
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Susan Atkinson
Reannexation Action Is Scheduled Tonight
Scottsdale city council will vote at 8 30 p m to annex a 160 acre eastside area and start a second drive to include more of the six square mile sector. Petitions show over 80 percent of assessed value, with utilities signers possible.
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Hayden Road
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Miller Road
Roosevelt Street
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Gas Tax Funds Reach Scottsdale for Street Projects
Scottsdale received 12400 dollars as its first full month share from the new one-cent gasoline tax and 5500 dollars from the old tax. The state distributes 80 percent to cities and 20 percent to counties. Finance Director Don Van Dyke expects 156000 dollars for 1963-64, with 90000 from the new tax earmarked for major street construction.
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Thresher Sub Sinking Cited Pumping System Failure
A Navy court of inquiry blamed a piping failure for the Thresher’s sinking on April 10, costing 129 lives. The report found no sabotage or Navy fault and noted the crew’s attempt to surface by blowing air into ballast tanks.
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Naval
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Bernard L. Austin
Portsmouth
N.H
Earth
Scottsdale Chamber Seeks Change to Sign Ordinance
J R Sanderson of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce leads a nine member committee to revise the city sign ordinance. A local real estate man calls the current form inequitable and says it drives business away. The panel will delete objectionable provisions and study neighboring ordinances to fit local conditions.
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J. R. Sanderson
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Hails West Virginia During Centenary Event
President Kennedy spoke to about 10 000 West Virginians in Charleston under heavy rain at the state Capitol steps. He said he would carry with him to Europe next week the belief that both mountaineers and all Americans are free, praising West Virginians as courageous and born to turmoil.
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Prince Charles Faces Possible Punishment Over Cherry Brandy
The 14 year old heir to the British throne allegedly drank cherry brandy in a Stornoway pub despite Gordonstoun rules against drinking. Headmaster Robert Chew says a cane or demotion could follow, with underage drinking also at issue.
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UPI
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Stornoway
Isle of Lewis
Hebrides
Donald Green
Kennedy Civil Rights Bill Faces Bitter Congressional Fight
President Kennedy's civil rights package triggers a hostile House and Senate debate. White House invites 30 leaders including MLK Jr and Roy Wilkins to press moderation. Key measures include public accommodations, FEPC, voting rights and federal aid controls. fate uncertain amid southern opposition and likely filibuster.
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Roy Wilkins
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Weather note shows hot start with near record highs
The forecast reports fair conditions with little temperature change. Highs reach about 108 today and 106 tomorrow, with low temperatures near 76 and 71 respectively. Yesterday’s high was 107.
Alabama University seeks removal of three Negro students
The University of Alabama notified a federal court it will appeal a ruling delaying integration orders and request the removal of Vivian Malone James Howl and Dave McGlathery from the campus. Attorney Andrew Thomas declined to comment on filing timing. Malone Hood and Howl had attended classes since June 11 amid tense campus integration events.
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Ala
UPI
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U.S
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Vivian Malone
James Howl
Dave McGlathery
Andrew Thomas
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Hood
George Wallace
Wallace
Yuntsville
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