Early Life and Rise of Giovanni Montini to Papal Hope
Giovanni Battista Montini, educated in Brescia and Rome, joined the Vatican secretariat of state in 1923 and rose to pro-secretary of state for internal affairs in 1952. He advised Pius XII, aided the Christian Democrats in 1948, and led Milan as archbishop from 1954, gaining broad popular support among workers and clerics.
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The
Ecclesiastic Academy
Vatican
Warsaw
Montini
Rome
Vatican Secretariat of State
Federation of University Catholics
Movement of Catholic Graduates
Secretariat of State
Msgr
Domenico Tardino
Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius
Christian Democratic Party
Italy
Macmillan to Remain Leader Through Midsummer Amid Scandal
Britain’s Conservative party plans for Prime Minister Macmillan to stay in office until midsummer despite the Profumo affair and vows to resist immediate retirement. A Commons meeting failed to press for his ouster and warned against precipitating an election. Christine Keeler’s case and Ward’s trial dominated headlines as Labor gained a seat previously held by Hugh Gaitskell's successor.
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London
Britain
Conservative
Macmillan
House of Commons
Derek Walker Smith
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Commons
Christine
Stephen Ward
Merlyn Rees
Milan Archbishop II Elected Second Day Concealed Conclave
The Milan archbishop was chosen on the fifth or sixth ballot in a brief conclave in the Sistine Chapel. He had led Milan for eight years and worked with Pope John during his reign. White smoke announced the election to a crowd of over 100,000 in St. Peter's Square as the new pope took the name Paul V.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pope John
Tardini
Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Msgr. Montini
Milan
Ildefonso
Cardinal Schuster
Montini
St. Peter’s Basilica
Ludovico
Lodi
Msgr
Dumo
Pietro Secchia
Montin
Pius XII
Rome
Castelgandolfo
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli
John XXIII
The
Great
St. Peter
Sistine Chapel
John
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s
Paul V
Raimondo Manzini
L’osservatore Romano
Paul
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Bianco
Pope Paul VI Receives Notre Dame Honorary Degree
South Bend June 21 1960 Pope Paul VI later Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini visited Notre Dame and received an honorary doctor of laws degree. Former President Dwight Eisenhower also earned a law doctorate from the university at the same ceremony where Montini delivered the baccalaureate address to the graduates.
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South Bend
Ind
Paul VI
University of Notre Dame
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Dwight Eisenhower
Notre Dame
Sixth District Vets to Lebanon Install Officers
Six members of Wabash Valley Barrack No 912 will be installed as officers of the Sixth District Veterans of World War I at a luncheon in Lebanon this Sunday. Local men Frank Brown Thomas Walden and Ray Lovell will serve as officers with auxiliary members Eva Thompson Marguerite Rockliff and Carrie Lovell also installed. Wilbur Cochran Indiana Department quartermaster and national inspector will be the installing officer for the buddies and Mrs Viola Poggemeier Evansville past Indiana Department president will install the auxiliary ladies.
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Wabash Valley
Viola Poggemeier
Evansville
Indiana Department
Floods, cyclone drive 10,000 from homes in Dacca area
Ten thousand Pakistanis in East Pakistan are reported homeless as floods sweep the Chittagong area. Torrents of water worsen misery following the May 29 cyclone and tidal wave on the Bay of Bengal coast.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong
Bay of Bengal
Marine Reserves End Summer Training Returns Home
The 80th Rifle Company Marines from central Illinois and Indiana conclude summer training at McAster Okla Naval Ammunition Depot and prepare to arrive at the University of Illinois Airport. Executive Officer First Lt George Van Horn and Weapons Platoon Commander First Lt Lester W Lumsden of Terre Haute spearhead the unit. They performed guard duty and trained with a 3.5 rocket launcher and .30 light machine gun plus guerrilla warfare recon patrols chemical warfare and night patrolling.
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80Th
Illinois
Indiana
University of Illinois
Naval Ammunition Depot
McAlester
Oklo
George van Horn
Lester W. Lumsden
Hulman Street
Terre Haute
Site for 1964 Democratic Convention to be chosen Tuesday
The Democratic National Committee will pick the 1964 convention site from bids by Atlantic City Baltimore Detroit Chicago Miami Beach Philadelphia and San Francisco. National Chairman John M Bailey announced the decision during a Thursday briefing in Washington.
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Washington
UPD
John M. Bailey
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Miami Beach
Miami
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Tax Crisis Hits State Employes
State employees and teachers face fiscal strain as cost cuts loom. officials plan economy moves as Indiana nears a new biennium. Governor Welsh appeals Niblack ruling on the sales tax, with court delays hindering final action. Revenue projections for 1963-65 total about 142 million, relying on cigarette, corporate net, and gross tax increases plus growth.
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Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Niblack
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Edwin McClure
Marion Circuit Court
McClure
Welsh
Executives Attend 1963 University of Illinois Program
Arthur E. Walls of 3017 North Twelfth, a production compilation manager for Reuben H. Donnelley Co., is among 25 top executives from major industries and utilities taking part in a 1963 University of Illinois Executive Development program. They will study economics, political and social environments, and executive management under noted authorities. C. A. Moyer, head of the University’s Department of Accountancy, will welcome them.
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Arthur E. Walls
North Twelfth
Reuben H. Donnelley Co
University of Illinois
C. A. Moyer
U. of S. Department of Accountancy
Missionary Guest at First Baptist Church
The Rev. H. P. Gaines, four years a Philippines missionary, will speak at the First Baptist Church Sunday evening. A Georgetown College graduate, he led Shiloh Baptist Church near Columbus while studying at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The Gaines family, now in Jeffersonville, Ind., attends the local First Baptist Church. Sweden has widespread consumer cooperative membership.
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H. P. Gaines
Philippines
First Baptist Church
Gaines
Georgetown College
Shiloh Baptist Church
Columbus
Ind
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
14 Called to Testify Before Lake Co. Jury
Court session in Crown Point Indiana hears testimony from about 14 unnamed witnesses on alleged prostitution in Gary and possible election irregularities. Investigations include a $56000 fund shortage in the Lake County surveyor office and questioned contract awards by Hammond schools. Prosecutor Kowalczyk expects indictments. jury also probes election records tampering at the clerk’s office.
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Lake Co
Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Gary
Hammond
Ted Sendak
East Chicago
Charles L. Dahlin
Sendak
Henry Kowalczyk
Francis Grandys
Kowalczyk
State Board of Accounts
Samuel Brownstein
Charles Scott
Mar
Hammond School Board members called to testify on contract irregularities
Margaret Allen and other Hammond School Board members were summoned to testify at the session regarding alleged irregularities in electrical contracts awarded by the board.
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Garet Allen
Hammond
Carson Estate Enters Probate
Five daughters and seven sons named distributees in the $1,000 estate of Osia Carson who died May 29 at 78. Letters of administration were ordered by Probate Commissioner Edward L. Hamilton. Administratrix named Ella Mae Redd. other heirs include Mildred Simpson Ida Mitchell Lydia Mulder Helen Shouse Clyde Carson McClure Carson George Carson Robert E. Carson Chief Carson Arthur Carson and Charles Carson. Berry Kincade and Miller represent counsel.
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Osia Carson
Edward L. Hamilton
Ella Mae Redd
Elm Street
Mildred Simpson
Ida Mitchell
Hudson
Ohio
Lydia Mulder
Helen Shouse
South Third Street
Clyde Carson
South Fruitridge Avenue
McClure Carson
Chicago
George Carson
Harding Avenue
Robert E. Carson
Chase Street
Chief Carson
Arthur Carson
Chagrin Falls
Charles Carson
Berry, Kincade and Miller
Coin heist hits Gary organ salesman in apartment
Carl Gates reported a burglary at his Gary residence in the early hours. Thieves stole 48 albums of mounted rare and old coins valued at about 20 000 dollars and a brown suitcase believed used to hide the loot.
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Gary
Ind
Carl Gates
Surfs Closed After Fourth Drowning At Panama City Beach
The Gulf of Mexico currents forced officials to close the waves to swimmers at West Panama City Beach after the fourth drowning in as many days. Ralph Coleman, 40, of Memphis, Tennessee, drowned while swimming Thursday.
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Panama City
Fla
Panama City Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Ralph Coleman
Memphis
Tenn
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Valery
Siberia
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Tass
Moscow
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Butterscotch
Hulman Oakley Plaza
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Marine Reserves
First Baptist
Sweden
Consumer Co-Operative Society
Orlon
Carson
Root
Transeason
Robbie Brooks
Root’s Fashion
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