Montini Elected Pope Paul VI in Vatican Ceremony
Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan was elected pope and chose the name Paul VI. The 65 year old is seen as continuing John XXIII’s reforms. He appeared on the Vatican balcony after the smoke signal and delivered the Urbi et Orbi blessing to ROC and world amid cheering crowds.
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New Pontiff Montini Ties to Last Two Popes
Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini, 65, Archbishop of Milan, becomes the successor to Pope John XXIII. He was known for close ties to Pius XII and John XXIII, faced threats from Italian Communists, and hailed from Brescia with brothers Ludovico and Francesco advancing in public life. He delivered a blessing in the Sistine Chapel and granted a full indulgence to the crowd.
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Weather Map Forecast Details and River Stage Trend
Weather map notes show times 4 a m 50 and 532 p m with noon 70 a m Sunrise 5 23 Sunset 8 20. River stage stands at 1 9 feet and is falling.
Weekend Forecast for Terre Haute and Indiana
Fair and cool tonight with lows near 50 in Terre Haute. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and warmer highs around the upper 70s. Indiana expected to stay fair and cooler tonight with highs in the 70s on Saturday. Illinois expects increasing cloudiness tonight and a warmer, partly thundery Saturday.
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Kennedy to Meet Pope Paul VI in Italy Visit
President Kennedy is expected to call on the new Pope Paul VI during a June 30 to July 2 trip to Italy. White House withheld formal announcement but informed sources say the visit to the newly elected head of the Roman Catholic Church is almost certain.
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Jarvis Drops Fight to Halt Vote Recount
William H. Jarvis withdraws his demurrer and supports a May 7 primary recount for the Fourth District city council race. Judge Joe Lowdermilks is to hear election contest proceedings and appoint recount observers while Joseph E. Chernay and two other candidates submitted lower vote totals.
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William H. Jarvis
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Tax Crisis Hits State Employes
Indiana's finance squeeze from a court ruling on the 2 percent sales tax will trigger a salary increase freeze for most state workers. Commissioner John T. Hatchett announced a temporary measure with no set end, aiming to last only a short period.
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Pope Paul VI Elected After Montini Chosen
The AP reports Giovanni Battista Montini is elected pope today and takes the name Paul VI. The Cuban Revolutionary Council claims landing commando units in Cuba near Miami. Production of U.S. nuclear submarines rises to a new high with four to be launched Saturday. Kennedy discusses civil rights with national lawyers. Steelworkers reach a contract without a strike. State worker raises are being withheld due to crisis from Indiana tax ruling. An Indianapolis pilot and his teenage daughter escape serious injury after a light plane crash near a fire.
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Tanker Plane Crash Kills One at Westover AFB
A four engine KC135 Air Force tanker crashed near Westover Air Force Base in wooded terrain. Sgt Daniel F Donahue 32 of Rye New York died. Three crewmen Maj Harold P Farr 45 Lt William O West 26 and Maj Jerome A School 38 survived. The aircraft departed Westover Thursday night on a routine training flight.
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Brillion
Wis
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New Residence Halls Accepted By ISC Board
Indiana State College's Board of Trustees approved two new residence halls Pickers Hall for women and Gillum Hall for men each with capacity for 300 students. The board session in Terre Haute was led by President Myron J. Busby with officials including Raleigh Holmstedt and J Kenneth Moulton in attendance.
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Terre Haute
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Hilda Maehling
Haute
Mary Jessee
Gary
William R. Kendall
Nappanee
James D. Acher
Franklin
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
J. Kenneth Moulton
Edwin P. Adkins
China Blasts Kennedy Peace Overtures as Sinister Plot
Red China denounces President Kennedy's June 1 speech for urging mutual tolerance and nuclear disarmament. Radio Peking cites People's Daily printing the full text, with Kremlin commentary approving. Moscow and Peking tensions rise over the proposed peace initiative.
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Cuban Exiles Report alleged landings to start Cuba liberation
The Cuban Revolutionary Council and thousands of exiles await word on claimed landings by Cuban commandos on Fidel Castro shores. Reports named Caney de Las Mercedes near Manzanillo and suggested clashes, with broadcast chatter about Camilo Cienfuegos and an anticommunist group pressing toward Pinar del Rio.
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Ancient Hittite backgammon board found in Turkey
A 2,000-year-old backgammon board with playing pieces dating to the Hittite era was excavated in Turkey according to National Geographic Society. An inscription translating to perhaps you will lose money, but you will have lots of fun accompanies the find.
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Attorney Held In Wife's Killing
Police arrested criminal attorney T Eugene Thompson in St Paul for allegedly arranging the murder of his wife Carol to collect over 1 million in life insurance. A key witness Dick W C Anderson said Thompson hired others to kill her. Thompson is jailed after talks with lawyers. The case centers on a March 6 slaying on Thompson’s Forest Lake property.
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Ramsey County
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Dick W. C. Anderson
Anderson
William Randall
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Steel Pact Ends Lockout Threat After 21 Month Deal
A landmark agreement between United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers ends labor tension with no wage hike. The 21 month contract, effective Aug 1, adds an extended vacation plan for seniors and new health and insurance benefits, costing about 15 cents per hour. The pact runs through mid 1964 election year, with 120 day notice terminations possible after Jan 1, 1965.
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