Pope John XXIII's health worsens as hemorrhages recur
Gravely weakened pope confined to his apartment in Vatican City amid mounting concern. Vatican reports deny immediate danger while noting recent hemorrhages and strict rest orders. Doctors and aides including Cardinal Cicognani and Bishop Van Lierde remain near the pope.
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John XXIII
Vatican
Kennedy
Pierre van Lierde
Rome
Vatican Switchboard
L'Osservatore Romano
Pope John
Amile
Cicognani
van Lierde
Diplomas To Be Presented At Snyder High School
Snyder High School will award diplomas to its 63 seniors tonight in the school auditorium. The program begins at 7 pm with the seniors presented by Superintendent T F E McCollum and assistant principal J M Kayser presenting scholarships. The top two students, Tommy Shelburne and Stuart Long, will give the salutatory and salutatory and valedictory. William J Schiebel, school board president, will confer diplomas. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday night with Dr A B Lightfoot delivering the sermon.
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Stuart Long
A. B. Lightfoot
First Baptist Church
Air Force helicopter begins transatlantic hop to France
A twin turbine helicopter left Otis Air Force Base for a transatlantic flight to Le Bourget France with a planned stop at Loring Maine The route was shortened by 500 miles to 3511 miles and one extra day was added to the schedule officials announced on Friday
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
France
Loring Afb
Maine
le Bourget
Service Station Burglary Reported in Fluvanna
Scurry County sheriff’s deputies investigated a burglary at the Fred Dunnam Service Station in Fluvanna. Stolen items included several cartons of cigarettes a case of oil and loose change. Deputy Keith Collier was in Fluvanna continuing the scene check.
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Keith Collier
Fluvanna
Supreme Court Dismisses Wallace Troop Challenge
The Supreme Court rejected Gov George C Wallace's bid to block federal troops in Birmingham stating the President acted under authority and his preparatory measures do not warrant relief. The ruling noted Kennedy’s action involved about 3 000 troops and did not reach a constitutional challenge to the 14th amendment.
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Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
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Wallace
High Court
White
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Department
Six Die In Dense Fog Pileup On New Jersey Turnpike
A morning crash on the New Jersey Turnpike in dense fog left six dead and about 10 injured. Police blamed the fog as 14 vehicles including 12 trucks collided in the northbound lanes around 3 15 am. Victims include Blake St Marie and Charles L Hatch among others. A J Gauthier, 43, from Michigan, survived with minor injuries after driving into the wreckage.
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New Jersey Turnpike
St. James Hospital
Newark
A. J. Gauthier
Port Huron
Mich
Gauthier
Detroit
New York
Blake St. Marie
Sarma
Ontario
Canada
Charles L. Hatch
Richmond Hills
Ronald D. Pyle
Butler, Pa
George J. Anderson
Jackson
George F. Smith
Glen Burnie
St. James
Dillard Robinson
Siler City
St James
Solomon Bramble
Woolford
Senators Propose Step to Ban Atmospheric Nuclear Tests
Senators Dodd and Humphrey introduced a resolution offering the Soviet Union a first step to halt atmospheric and underwater tests. The measure, signed by 22 Democrats and 6 Republicans, would also keep U S testing facilities ready while pressuring Moscow.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Washington
Moscow
Senate
Humphrey
Dodd
Senate Heads Into Memorial Day Break With Busy Week
The Senate plans a three day flurry before a Memorial Day break. Key items include an $840 million mental illness and retardation grants bill and a $985 million Interior Department appropriation. A debt limit stopgap would raise the ceiling to 307 billion and then 309 billion. House actions are lighter with a two year extension of the Mexican farm labor program. The mental health measure funds community health centers and research facilities and extends teacher training aid for the deaf and other disabled groups.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
Treasury
Weather Summary From Texas Regions This Weekend
Readable fragments show temperatures across Texas regions with highs around the mid 70s to low 80s, mixed clear to partly cloudy skies, and chances of isolated thunderstorms mainly in extreme south areas. Winds from the south to southeast at 1 to 20 knots.
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Teaas
Texas
Aish Tureday
Teras
Fire Engine Path Cleared Near Steinstucken
West Berlin reports renewed access for emergency vehicles to Steinstucken, a 183 person enclave in the American sector amid East German barriers. Reds previously blocked the route with steel rails. border guards removed and re spaced them to allow passage for fire engines and ambulances.
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West
Muggy Weather Forecast For Texas
The Associated Press says heat and humidity will cover Texas with warm conditions. The Weather Bureau predicts only a few showers in West and Southwest Texas, with minimal rain elsewhere.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Tornadoes Hit Oklahoma City Area Causing Heavy Damage
Severe weather blasted Oklahoma with tornadoes damaging Bowlegs and nearby towns. Homes were destroyed or damaged, residents injured, and mobile homes overturned. Guards and police patrolled streets while residents sought storm shelters amid hail and heavy rain.
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Oklahoma
Bowlegs
Here
National Guard and Citicense
John Sowers
Seminole
Wewoka
Holdenville
Roscoe
Bethel
Harjo
Tecumseh
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