Montini Brothers Shaped by Jesuit Education and Service
The Montini family produced Ludivico a lawyer and senator, Francesco a physician and Brescia hospital surgeon, and Giovanni Battista who joined the priesthood. Giovanni Battista Montini was ordained on May 29, 1920, studied in Rome, served at the Vatican secretariat of state for decades, and rose to indicate roles in church diplomacy and state affairs.
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Brescia
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Giovanni Battista Montini
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Vatican
Warsaw
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Federation of University Catholics
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Pius
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Silan
Milan
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Ecumenical Council
Steel pact seen as model for bargaining in steel industry
In Pittsburgh UPI reports the United Steelworkers Union and America's basic steel industry reach a 21 month contract that avoids a wage increase for job security and introduces a large vacation plan. The accord, effective Aug 1, 1964 with reopenings after Jan 1 1965, aims to preserve labor peace through the 1964 presidential year. The union says the plan could create up to 25 000 jobs while 50 percent of workers gain up to three extra weeks of paid vacation in five years. White House praised the early agreement. The Human Relations Committee led the talks, marking the first contract reached without formal bargaining or a strike. Cooper and McDonald credit the committee for the breakthrough.
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U.S. Steel
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Dave
Charles M. Beeghly
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Ohio employment offices keep open amid pay crisis
Elyria and Lorain Ohio State Employment Offices will stay open next week on a voluntary basis despite staff not receiving pay. Administrators said federal funding is exhausted and Congress would need to appropriate about 4 million nationally, with Ohio share around 240 thousand, to cover salaries. There are 19 staff in Elyria and 21 in Lorain.
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Lorain
Foster P. Pirlam
Arthur Glason
W. P. Dudley
Ohio State Employment Service
Columbus
Congress
Dudley
Ohio
Lorain youths trial continued as victim’s court presence nears mistrial
The Lorain trial of youths charged with attacking a couple was adjourned as the victim’s courtroom appearance nearly caused a mistrial. The report notes ongoing tensions and procedural delays affecting the case.
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Lorain
Thresher Submarine Disaster Likely Shutdown of Nuclear Power
The Thresher sank April 10 with 129 aboard after water flooded the engine room and the reactor auto shut down under fail safe. Navy says flooding from a piping failure is the most probable cause and whether power could have saved the sub remains unknown.
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Northeast Ohio Weather Summary
Cool today with variable clouds near Lake Erie and inland sunshine high 62 to 68. Clear and cold tonight with low 40 to 15. Saturday mostly sunny and warmer. Thursday temperatures range 53 to 68 with trace precipitation for 24 hours ending 9 p.m. EDT. Sunrise 5:53 a.m. and sunset 9:04 p.m.
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Exile commandos land in Cuba amid anti-Castro clash
Exile commandos reportedly joined anti Castro forces in a multi point landing that penetrated Cuba’s defenses. A radio report said militiamen fought eight armed anti Castroites near El Camino and were repelled with machine gun fire. No casualties confirmed.
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Observers doubt Cuban raider claim amid Florida Keys reports
Observers in the Florida Keys question claims that 3,000 armed raiders landed in Cuba as touted by the Cuban Revolutionary Council. Radio reports from Cuba spoke of clashes and reconnaissance, while exiles and counter-revolutionaries move to undercover work. vessels once tied to the CIA reappear in the Keys alongside Cubans in altered uniforms.
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Castro
Committee to choose DNC 1960 convention site Tuesday
National Chairman John M Bailey said the national committee will select the convention site on Tuesday from bids by Atlantic City Baltimore Detroit Chicago Miami Beach Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Pope Paul VI Elected to Lead Catholic Church
Vatican announces Giovanni Battista Montini chosen as pope, taking the name Paul VI after a second day conclave. The Milan archbishop is seen as forward looking, likely to continue Pope John XXIII’s reforms and ecumenism, with 60,000 crowds in St Peter’s Square celebrating.
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Former Oberlin student indicted for criminal libel in Hazard
A grand jury in Hazard returned an indictment charging Stephen W. Ashton, 20, ex Oberlin College student, with five counts of criminal libel. He is free on an appearance bond of 82 000. Also named are Tommy Allen Combs 29 Adam Huff 47 Charles Enlle 43 and Britt Baker 42. The case ties to a pamphlet newsletter reportedly signed by Ashton alleging misuse of a $14 000 fund to aid striking miners families. Authorities say seven associates linked to dynamiting cases have been jailed.
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Nodak
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Walker Rd
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