Pope John XXIII Clings to Life Amid Illness
The ailing pope remained gravely ill as Vatican reports noted no change in condition yet described moments of lucidity. Despite rising fever and complications including a stomach tumor, peritonitis, and anemia, he briefly regained consciousness, blessed mourners, and continued to guide church matters before again slipping toward death.
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Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Ecumenical Council
Mines Alumni Bye Birdie stars many notable guests
The article lists alumni and student performers led by Joe Malletta, Bonnie Beck, Judy Ray, Sue Maletta, and Jerry Keikkila with choreography by Patricia Warcup and pianist Ralph McFadden. It notes notable guests including Keith Johnson and state representatives. Dr. Peretti, Mines Class of 1934, discusses Notre Dame history and the college’s growth from 210 students in 1905 to 6700 today, with 1350 engineers, Notre Dame’s diverse enrollment, Montana's 17 students, a 480 member faculty, a 1000 acre campus, 70 buildings, a $9.5 million library, and a $25 million annual budget.
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Birdie
Joe Malletta
Bonnie Beck
Judy Ray
Sue Malletta
Jerry Keikkila
Gary Davis
Patricia Warcup
Ralph McFadden
Virginia Weathers
Linda Martin
Terry Babich
Pam Howe
Karen Griffin
Nancy Zeihen
Pert
Linda Ardisson
Janet Coon
Meg McCarthy
Keith Johnson
John O'Neill
State Board of Regents
Tom Tracy
John Good
Ray Wayrynen
Jack Healy
Silver Bow County
Peretti
Notre Dame
Montana
Stella and the Stars Zodiac Horoscope Summary
Sunday zodiac notes praise independence for birthdays on June 9 and list famous names Fred Waring Marcia Davenport John Howard Payne. It covers sun signs Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus with daily guidance on plans health social life and moral judgment.
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Fred Waring
Marcia Davenport
John Howard
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
British Honorable Artillery Company visits White House
More than 100 members of Britain's oldest military unit toured the White House on Friday and received PT boat tie clasps as mementoes. They did not meet President Kennedy. the items were given by Maj. Gen. Chester V. Clifton, Kennedy's military aide.
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UPI
Britain
Honorable Artillery Company
White House
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Chester V. Clifton
Subpoena Tussle Over Alabama Governor Wallace
In Birmingham a federal hearing seeks to stop George Wallace from blocking black student registration at the University of Alabama. A subpoena was served at the governor's mansion but Wallace says he did not personally accept it. The Justice Department considers him served but aims for personal service. Wallace's guards have shielded him from process servers. no extra attempts planned during his New York trip.
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Iion
Meet the Press
New York
Birmingham
Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
Castro and Khrushchev Tour Georgia Republic
Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev toured the Georgian Republic with Tass reporting that they were on a state visit. Red Star published photos of the pair inspecting military exercises at a rocket base Friday.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tass
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Red Star
Tony Martin Recovers From Virus Attack at Riviera
Singer Tony Martin was hospitalized with a fever of 102 degrees after a virus attack that interrupted an evening at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. A hotel spokesman said he was under a doctor’s care on Thursday.
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UPI
Tony Martin
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All-Cargo Jets Speed Freight to World Markets
Introduction of new jet all cargo aircraft capable of moving 40 tons per flight. These freighters promise world reach at speeds equal to the fastest passenger planes, signaling a shift in global air shipment options.
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New York
Art Brown Day Slated Today in Virginia City
Virginia City honors Montana born cowboy artist Art Brown who died in 1962 at 51 with a Sunday show of his works and a grave dedication by Rev. Thomas O. Sargent. A rock to be laid on Brown’s grave will be dedicated by miners during the Gold Centennial Celebration.
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UPI
Art Brown
Brown
Alder Gulch
Thomas O. Sargent
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Great Falls
Gallatin Canyon
Defector Pilot from Nationalists Reported to Red China
Radio Peking said a Nationalist Chinese pilot defected to Communist China in an F86F. The Nationalist air force confirmed one jet missing during a thunderstorm. Defector named Capt. Heu Ting-Tse, tied to the 43rd Squadron, 11th Wing, arrived at a mainland airfield with rewards for turncoats.
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Formosa
UPI
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China
Chao Hsueh-Tung
Nationalist Chinese Air Force
Red China
Hong Kong
Red Chinese Air Force
Liu Chen-sze
Taiwan
Liu
Peking
Free Cordless Hearing Aid Promises Tiny In-Ear Design
Elmsford New York special report on Sonotone Corporation unveiling the Wisp Ear the smallest in ear hearing aid yet. A limited number of free plastic replicas are available to examine privately and a coupon offers a free replica same size as the real device.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Marvel
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