Pope John XXII seen gravely ill amid stomach growth
Pope John XXII remains in grave condition as persistent internal bleeding continues. Vatican doctors diagnose gastric heteroplasia a growth in the stomach with possible cancer or tumor. surgeons, including Mazzoni Gasbarrini and Valdoni, monitor bleeding and offer updates as the crisis unfolds.
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Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Losservatore
Piero Mazzoni
Rome
Apostolic Palace
Antonia Gas Harrini
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
Papal
Valdoni
Living Costs Hold Steady in April as CPI Stays Flat
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index remained at 106.2 percent of the 1957 baseline in April, unchanged from March and one percent higher than April 1962. The report notes costs held steady despite ongoing economic pressures.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ewan Clagne
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clague
Florida
California
Rotan Begins Receiving Lake Thomas Water
Official acceptance of Lake Thomas water, treated by Snyder, was held at Rotan pump station after a December 1969 agreement. Rotan had begun using the water earlier as lines extended, with 2 15 pm delivery on Tuesday May 21 and total receipts reaching 2 3 million gallons by yesterday. Concerns about palatability faded as lines filled and consumption neared 750 thousand gallons on peak days.
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Gasbarrini
Valdoni
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Vatican
Cardinal Cicognani
Vatican Press Office
Lake Thomas
Rotan
Snyder
Camp Springs
Rotan Water Department
George Lee
Snyder Water Department
H. A. Johnson
Judge Denies Integration Order Pending Good Faith Tests
Federal Judge Seybourne Lynne refused to mandate desegregation until the good faith of Birmingham school officials is tested under state placement law. He warned that if applied unconstitutionally, he would order a desegregation plan and deny injunctive relief. The ruling centers on the 1956 statute and 1960 suit involving James Armstrong and others in Birmingham, with possible appeal to the 5th Circuit.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dist
Seybourne Lynne
Lynne
Scholarships Awarded to Seniors at Snyder High
Snyder High School honored seniors at the annual commencement program with awards to valedictorian Stuart Long and salutatorian Tommy Shelburne. Local organizations funded several scholarships including Mary Bolin and Josephine Linville for two and one years respectively, Lynn Walker at 300, Norma Lee Allen at 400, Deanna Lee Hill at 475, Paul McBeth for the Melvin Montgomery Music Award, Deborah Short at 50, and others from various groups.
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Snyder High School
Stuart Long
Tommy Shelburne
Lion's Club
Mary Bowlin
Josephine Linville
Lynn Walker
American Business Women's Association
Norma Lee Allen
Registered Nurses Association
Deanna Lee Hill
Snyder Classroom Teachers Association
Paul McBeth
Melvin Montgomery
Montgomery
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Deborah Short
American Association of Univversity
Memorial Day Holiday Observed in Snyder
Thursday, Memorial Day, will be a general business holiday in Snyder. Most local firms banks and government offices will be closed for the day as recommended by the retail merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Snyder
Retail Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Weather sketchy readouts across Texas by region
Readable fragments show forecasts for multiple Texas regions including Northeast Central South Central Northwest and Southeast. Variables include cloudy conditions isolated thunderstorms cooler temperatures today and Wednesday with moderate to warm highs and nightly lows ranging roughly from the mid forties to mid seventies.
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Snyder
Deerers North Cental
Texas
South Todey
Konte Loca
Forth
Miso Weantecey
Jurist Named To RRC Post
Gov. John Connally named Judge Jim C. Langdon of El Paso to the Railroad Commission, succeeding William Murray Jr who resigned April 10 amid controversy. Langdon, 44, former FBI agent and West Texas district judge, will fill the seat until November 1964 and may be approved by the Senate later.
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Murray
Connally
Senate
Langdon
Postal Funds Are Restored After Budget Cut
A Senate House committee restored 40 million of 92 million cut from the Post Office Department budget, ensuring mail service for the coming fiscal year. Postmaster General Day warned of possible Saturday delivery cuts and delays to new suburbs if funds remained trimmed. The measure totals about 9 billion for the Post Office and Treasury, with Kennedy seeking 6.146 million.
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Washington
Senate
House
Post Office Department
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
J. Edward Day
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Kennedy
Wind and hail devastate Lyndon Johnson ranch in Texas
A severe Monday night storm at the Vice President Lyn don Johnson ranch near Stonewall Texas caused widespread damage. Hail up to golf ball size stripped paint from barns uprooted oaks damaged the Johnson home and foreman’s house while ground travel was blocked by a Pederneles River rise. Thousands of turkeys peaches and pecan trees suffered losses with reports of livestock killed though totals were incomplete.
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Johnson City
Tex
Stonewall
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Bill Malechek
Malechek
Johnson
Pederneles
Johnson Ranch
Martin Lindig
Albert
Strip
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