Pope names 27 new Cardinals including four Americans
Pope Paul VI elevated 27 cardinals in a historic consistory led by four Americans. New U S appointees include Msgr Francis Brennan Shenandoah Pa and Archbishops O Boyle Kroll and Cody. Cardinal Woityla of Krakow named among them.
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Vatican City
UPI
Sacred College of Cardinals
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Shenandoah
Patrick Aloysius O'Boyle
Washington, D.C
John J. Kroll
Philadelphia
John P. Cody
Chicago
Sacred College
United States
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Spellman
New York
James F. Cardinal
McIntyre
Los Angeles
Richard J. Cardinal
Cushing
Boston
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Lawrence J. Cardinal
Shehan
Baltimore
Pope Paul
Karol Wotyla
Cracow
Poland
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Ohio
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Brennan
Netherlands
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Germany
Indonesia
Switzerland
New Orleans
Louisiana
O’boyle
Paul
Lawrence J. Shehan
O'Boyle
Kroll
James F. Cardinal McIntyre
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Man dies on Grand Canyon hike with Boy Scouts
A Phoenix man identified as 50 year old Howard Mangas collapsed and died Sunday while hiking below the Grand Canyon south rim. He was part of a Phoenix Boy Scouts group led by park officials.
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Grand Canyon
UPI
Howard Mangas
Mangas
Intercollegiate Bridge Championship Hand Analysis
Several thousand college students competed in the annual intercollegiate championships. The article explains a key hand where South must steal a spade before tackling hearts to make contract. South wins six clubs, two diamonds, and one spade with precise play, showcasing strategic decisions by declarer and defenders.
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Larry Rosler
Jeff Rubens
Ape
South
Declarer
Prisoners Escape From Michigan State Reformatory Windows
In Jonia Michigan four inmates escaped Friday night through an unguarded dormitory back window. On Sunday night five trustees followed, using the same window to flee, prompting a search by authorities.
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Jonia, Mich
UPI
Michigan State Reformatory
Europe to Launch ESRO Satellite From Vandenberg AFB
ESRO II, a 163 pound satellite representing 10 European nations, is scheduled for launch from Vandenberg AFB California to study solar and cosmic radiation. The near polar orbit mission lasts one year and features seven experiments plus national flags of Belgium Denmark France West Germany Italy the Netherlands Spain Sweden Switzerland and Great Britain. The project costs 3.6 billion dollars funded by seven nations with Hawker Siddeley Dynamics as prime contractor and TRW Systems Group aiding design and pre launch work. ESRO I will follow later this year as the tenth foreign satellite launched with NASA cooperation.
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Calif
UPI
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California
ESRO
European Space Research Organization
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Denmark
France
West Germany
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Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Great Britain
Esro II
Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Inc
England
TRW Systems Group
Redondo Beach
Esro IP
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Esro I
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Loloma pupils stage five original plays
Miss Kraemer guided seventh and eighth graders at Loloma Elementary in a drama unit. Five student-led plays were written, rehearsed across spaces, and premiered with audience guests, earning Saloma Academy Awards for acting, set design, and writing.
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Loloma
Diane Kraemer
Miss Kraemer
Scottsdale High School
Kraemer
Suspect Held in Slaying of Senator’s Secretary
A part time bakery truck driver, Lewis Charles Ecker 24 of Waldorf Maryland, is held on first degree murder charges in the rape slaying of Judith K Robeson 24 a research assistant to Senator Frank Carlson. He surrendered Sunday in a shopping plaza lot and was arraigned with no bond. Miss Robeson was beaten strangled and raped in her southwest Washington apartment last week.
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Washington
UPI
Lewis Charles Ecker
Waldorf
District of Columbia Medical Society
Ecker
Judith K. Robeson
Miss Robeson
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Lawrence A. Hartnett
4Th St
S.W
Hartnett
Marilyn
U.S
Sam Wertleb
Wertleb
Scottsdale considers municipal golf course land purchase
City officials discuss acquiring land in Indian Bend Wash for a Scottsdale public golf course. Parks Director Spacewater says land should be bought while affordable, noting Scottsdale golfers per capita exceed many cities. Mayor Bud Tims and City Manager Bill Donaldson cite park integration and additional recreation amenities.
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Bud Tims
Scottsdale
L. B. Spacewater
Bill Donaldson
Indian Bend Wash
Ppacewater
Spacewater
Phoenix
Ces
Donaldson
Desegregation amendment tests uniform nationwide guidelines
Lawmakers debated an amendment to require federal desegregation guidelines to be enforced uniformly in all 50 states. Critics warned it could mandate integration percentages in the North, while supporters argued for fairness and uniformity across regions.
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House
James F. Battin
R-Mont
South
North
James G. O'Hara
Dmich
House of Representatives
Roman C. Pucinski
D-ill
Edith Green
D-Ore
Phoenix boy found alive after Groom Creek search
Five year old Tommy Finnerty wandered from his parents in Groom Creek. A forest service search unit found him near Hassayampa Lake on the Senator Highway in good condition after a night of hiding from strangers. Deputies said he was frightened but unharmed.
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Prescott
UPD
Phoenix
Groom Creek
Yavapai County
Tommy Finnerty
James Finnerty
Forest Service
Hassayampa Lake
Senator Highway
Tommy
NAU graduates nine residents in local list of honors
Nine Scottsdale residents graduated from Northern Arizona University with various degrees. Names include Patricia Murphy Rita Sheinbaum Susan Reese Carole Curry Stephen Ausiansder Kimball Dunbar Chalice Volkmar Carolyn Grenig Gerry Colyer Anger and others. One resident joined Phi Kappa Phi. several students earned dean’s lists and internships.
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Northern Arizona University
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Rita Sheinbaum
Susan Reese
Carole Curry
Stephen, Ausiansder
Kimball Dunbar
Chalice Volkmar
Carolyn Grenig
Gerry Colyer Anger
Soldier Missing In Carr Canyon Search Near Fort Huachuca
Sheriff deputies and Fort Huachuca soldiers comb Carr Canyon seven miles south of Buena, seeking Spec. James B. L. Makin, 27, from Lancaster England, who wandered from a hiking group Sunday near Highway 92.
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UPI
Cochise County
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