Five Soviet Cosmonauts Death Reports Stir Cold War Silence
UPI reports American officials refuse to confirm or deny claims that five Soviet cosmonauts died in space launches or aborts. Sources say silence may protect intelligence methods, while officials note public observation could reveal an on-site failure. Kennedy era context cited for US failure rates.
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Pope John XXIII to be buried at St. John Lateran Basilica
Vatican sources say Pope John XXIII will be buried in the Basilica of St. John Lateran at his request rather than St. Peter's. The body will be prepared in his chambre and displayed briefly in the Sistine Chapel before burial in the Lateran, a longtime papal church with historic ties to Roman Catholicism.
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Arlene Francis to Leave Hospital After Crash Injuries
New York UPI report states television personality Arlene Francis plans to leave Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center next Wednesday after a head on collision. She suffered a broken collarbone and head injuries among five injured in the crash. a passenger in the other car was killed. Montana hosts 31 amphibian and reptile species.
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Pope Receives Experimental Cancer Serum for Pontiff
In Osterville Massachusetts Dr H James Rand III disclosed that Pope John XXIII has been given oral doses of an experimental cancer serum. About 100 cubic centimeters were sent to Rome for a month long treatment as doctors weigh risks and potential life extension amid doubts of a cure.
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Earthquake Deer Featured by Bauer in Outdoor Life
Erwin Bauer, recent Montana Chamber of Commerce guest, published a story in Outdoor Life about hunting in quake affected areas. He notes the 1959 earthquake closed roads in southwestern Montana but marks an earlier hunting season as a deer bonanza.
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Turk ish Foreign Minister Visits Kennedy
Turkish Foreign Minister Feridun Erkin, a former U.S. ambassador, met President Kennedy to discuss NATO problems. Erkin was part of a group of NATO foreign ministers touring the United States after the Ottawa NATO conference.
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Pathet Lao pledge coalition support amid shelling of neutralists
In Vientiane Laos the Pathet Lao declared continued support for the coalition government while their forces fired more than a thousand shells into neutralist positions on the Plain of Jars. The move followed meetings in Sam Neua with Red China and North Vietnam advisers. Diplomatic sources foresee protracted talks to demand grievances before Souvanna Phouma.
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India seeks $140 million loan from Kuwait
ASK AID NEW DELHI sources said India asked Kuwait for a loan of 140 million dollars to bolster its finances amid oil price pressures and external funding needs.
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