Pope John XXIII Lapses Toward Death Amid World Prayers
The Vatican reported Pope John XXIII sank into a coma and suffered repeats of crises as doctors noted his heart and circulatory system held firm yet the pope’s condition steadily worsened. Vatican radio urged prayers while devotionals filled St. Peter’s Square as doctors prepared for the outcome.
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Pope John Paul II Death Rumors Stir World Reactions
Reports from London Madrid and religious leaders reflect global concern over the condition of Pope John Paul II. Archbishop Michael Ramsey of Canterbury called him a great Christian figure who captured the imagination of believers worldwide.
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Civil rights protests and desegregation efforts sweep the South
Racial demonstrations resume in Greensboro after an eight day truce with about 200 marchers. In Florida picketing continues for desegregation of two white movie theaters. National figures press Kennedy era civil rights bills while Jackson NAACP leaders coordinate strategy and arrests rise.
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Graduates Listed From St Mary's and Related Schools
A list of graduates is named including Janice Hilda Ems New Salisbury Indiana Mary Laurine Eppig Chicago Illinois Virginia Margaret Evard Cincinnati Ohio Virginia Louise Fuhrmann Westfield New Jersey Sister M Casmir Falleck Ladysmith Wisconsin Kathleen Teresa Finneran Columbus Janice Marie Gapen Indianapolis Katharine Gibson Tulsa Kathleen Ann Gladd Syracuse plus other B A degree recipients Margaret Ann Gleason Lilmore City Iowa Patricia Louise Hughes Indianapolis Julie Rosamond Johnson Indianapolis Kathleen Rita Kearney Cleveland Rosemary Alice Krider Lawrenceburg Karen Ann Kuhl Chicago Rosemary Helen Lawler Chicago.
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Lexington
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Hingham
Rosemary Jo Mulhollan
Dyer
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Chicago
Patricia Rose Nemec
Robstown
Tex
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Tulsa
Okla
Emma Josephine O’connor
Springfield
Anne Delia O’donnill
Georgianna Frances O’keefe
Jane Lee O'Rourke
Sunnyside
Kathleen Marie Palousek
Raymondville
Rita Marie Papch
Whiting
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Wickliffe
Susan Barbara Payne
Jill Josephine Robinson
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Carapolis
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Jasper
Beloit
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Greensburg
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Judith Rose Will
Evansville
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Mattoon
Ill
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Jefferson
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Michigan City
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Terre Haute
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Paducah
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Lydia Ann Treadwell
Santa Ana
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Cleveland
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Cathy Elizabeth Wiggs
Indianapolis
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Warrington
Fla
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Avon Lake
New Preparation H Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
A New York story reports a world famous institute discovered a healing substance Bio Dyne now offered as Preparation H ointment or suppositories. The product shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, relieves itching burning and pain in minutes, speeds healing, and reduces painful bowel movements while preventing infection. Tests under a doctor's observation showed effectiveness even in long standing cases. Available at drug counters.
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U N Likely To Continue Peace Patrols
The United Nations faces likely approval to finance continued peacekeeping in the Congo and Middle East for the second half of 1963. Negotiators drafted four resolutions on funding, assessments, and principles for future operations, with votes expected next week and heavy sponsorship.
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Driver Penalized on Drink Charge
Jesse Willard James of Crossville Tennessee was fined 91.75 after pleading guilty to drunken driving and improper passing before City Court Judge Edward S. Everett. His license was suspended for one year. In another case five men were fined 20 each and jailed five days for public intoxication.0
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Crossville
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Primary candidates file expenses for May primaries
Katherine J. Myrtle won the Third District councilman nomination and reported 75 dollars in campaign expenses. Ovid Humble, defeated for the First District councilman nomination, filed no expenses with County Clerk Leonard Conrad.
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