Pope Dies After Four Day Battle With Death
The death of the 81 year old Pope ends a four day fight with illness. Monsignor Alfredo Cavagna and Amleto Cardinal Cicognani watched over him as crowds mailed condolences. Vatican Radio reported prayers in his final hours and that doctors stopped sedatives as life slipped away. He died on a humble iron bed in the Apostolic Palace surrounded by three brothers.
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Judge weighs curbing Wallace on UA admission ruling
Federal Judge Seybourn Lynne heard 90 minutes of arguments from the Justice Department and Gov. George Wallace’s attorneys on a government request to restrain interference with the admission of three Negroes to the University of Alabama in Birmingham. A ruling was promised by Wednesday morning.
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Supreme Court veers on desegregation in final 1962 63 term
The Supreme Court in its last 1962 63 racial case unanimously voided Knoxville and Davidson County transfer plans that perpetuated segregation and violated 1954 desegregation rulings. Justice Clark noted time has shifted context since 1954 and the decision aims to curb racially based transfers that would sustain segregation. Federal civil rights officials warn Alabama Governor Wallace against obstructing integration at the universities, stressing court action rather than campus confrontation.
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Pope John XXIII dies after long illness in St Peter's
The pope died in St Peter's Square after a painful battle with a stomach tumor and infection. Vatican officials noted his calm resignation and blessings to the Church and 300 million faithful. His death raises questions about the Second Vatican Council and future church unity.
Pope John XXIII remembered as father figure of modern Church
A tribute on Pope John XXIII recalls a humble, erudite leader who reshaped the papacy by embracing the poor and promoting peace. It notes his reforms, encyclicals Pacem in Terris and Mater et Magister, and his efforts toward dialogue with non Catholic faiths and eastern nations.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook Today Through Wednesday
Mostly cloudy with little temperature change and a few light showers today to night and Wednesday. Highs 79 to 83, lows 60 to 63. Monday's range 61 to 80, year ago 50 to 70. Precipitation in 24 hours ended 8 pm Monday none. Humidity 8 am 70 percent, 1 pm 58, 8 pm 69. Sunrise 5:55 am, sunset 8:08 pm, moonrise 6:28 pm, moonset 4:46 am. The average temperature for the 24 hour period ending at midnight last night was 72 degrees.
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Move to invalidate UAW Local 971 election eyed
Developments hint at efforts to challenge the May 16 UAW Local 971 election. Frank Lender and Thomas Teaman, outgoing president and financial president, sought a US Department of Labor audit of Local 971 finances. Protests may be presented at the June 12 meeting.
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Debris Found From Missing Military Charter Plane
Debris sighted in the Gulf of Alaska is linked to a missing four engine Northwest Orient charter plane with 101 people aboard. The Winged search, aided by Canadian and U S Coast Guard units, faced rough seas and storms with no survivors yet confirmed.
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Mourning unites nations in praise of Pope John XXIII
United Press International reports a global outpouring as Pope John XXIII dies. Leaders from religions and communists across the Iron Curtain join Christians, Jews, Buddhists, and atheists in mourning, praising his work for peace while Vatican Radio faces jamming from four communist nations.
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