Pope Paul VI may issue encyclical on faith and science
Pope Paul VI, back from Holy Land pilgrimage, may publish an encyclical detailing his spiritual experiences and urging peace. Vatican sources say he will rest briefly then address sources of inspiration, possibly include Galileo science topics, and issue a broader World Church message later. He is expected to travel again, perhaps to India for the Eucharistic Congress, as he seeks to unite Christian and world peace efforts.
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Sheffield Takes New Schol Board Approves Bond Issue
Sheffield gains a new school board member as the board approves a bond issue slated for May 5 ballot. The move follows ongoing district needs and funding discussions, with officials signaling project timelines and budget considerations.
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LBJ seeks labor and business support for 1963 program
President Johnson readied a televised State of the Union message and planned a White House lunch with AFL-CIO leaders and members of the Business Council to discuss legislative targets for 1963. Cabinet members joined the briefing as Johnson refined the address and budget timeline.
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Electric line leak costs Amherst school $2,517
Amherst school faced a $2,517.56 bill after an underground electric line failed. The November December 1963 leak caused the meter at Marion L. Steele High School to read four times higher than average. Water-filled conduit from a city pole to the school building led to the problem, with officials advising measures to keep the service line dry and prevent future flooding.
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Kidney transplant patient dies in New Orleans
A report from New Orleans notes the death of a kidney transplant patient amid medical complications. Details are limited due to garbled text, but the piece references organ transplant risks and the patient’s struggle with infection and resistance to treatment.
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Sanford aims to stretch dollars and expand city services
The new Republican administration vows to stretch the dollar while avoiding upheaval. Mayor Sanford tells department heads plans include annexations for industrial parks and increased funding for necessary improvements. Meetings to set 1964 appropriations run from Feb 1 to March 1, with council review before an April 1 deadline.
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Congress told to get on ball
Washington dispatch notes the 82nd Congress returning to work after a long session as leaders urge swift action on major bills including anti discrimination and tax cuts. McCormack and Mansfield temper expectations about timely adjournment, while stressing rapid committee hearings to push legislation before the GOP convention in July.
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No 1 hopefuls rush to capital
Washington sees Republican presidential hopefuls converge as Romney Scranton and Rockefeller arrive with Goldwater joining later. Ford and Byrnes loom in the GOP scene amid debates over primary strategy and delegate support.
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Thew Shovel Co Merger Nears Final Decision
Thew Shovel Co Lorain and Koehring Co Milwaukee Wise inch toward merger approval with both boards backing the plan and stockholders set for Jan 27. The deal would exchange one and one third Koehring shares for each Thew share, with Koehring offering $23.50 to willing Thew holders. The combined firms posted 81.6 million in sales last year, and Thew stock rose to 27 on the exchange amid the bloc announcement.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Summary
Northeastern Ohio forecast indicates mostly sunny to partly cloudy conditions with a chance of showers. Monday temperatures expected between 30 and 34 degrees with no measurable precipitation in the 24 hour period ending 8 pm. Humidity rises from 76 percent at 8 am to 82 percent at 2 pm then 70 percent at 8 pm. Sunrise 7 45 am sunset 5 14 pm. Moonrise 1 14 am moonset 12 38 pm. Average temperature last night was 37 degrees.
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