Jackie Kennedy meets Pope in Rome on Vatican visit
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy received by Pope John XXIII in a lengthy audience at the Vatican then greeted by about 20 000 pilgrims in St Peter's Square. She attended Mass at the North American College before flying to New Delhi aboard an Air India jet for a seven hour 45 minute journey to India and Pakistan.
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Jailed host and 44 teens tied to beer bust raid
Sheriff William Dalling described a Sunday raid on a South Side home near Clark Park that netted 44 juveniles and one adult. Risto Kurilich, owner of the residence, faces investigation for contributing to the delinquency of minors as 29 youths under 18 and nine girls were taken into custody.
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Rusk Declares Berlin Harassment Troubling to Talks
In Geneva, Secretary of State Dean Rusk told An dorei Gromyko the United States did not like recent Berlin provocations by the Communists. Rusk hosted a four hour supper for Gromyko and Lord Home, with top aides, to begin the Big Three discussions. He said leaders would gauge Soviet intentions after further meetings, amid warnings that Berlin tactics could disrupt negotiations on Germany, nuclear testing, and disarmament.
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Midwest Trot of Tornadoes and Snow Slams Week Start
A winter storm rages across the Midwest as a pair of tornadoes cause minimal damage. One touches near White Hall east of Springfield Illinois, damaging a tool chest. Another tears a roof from a factory on Kentucky Highway 56 near Morgantown. Gusty winds whip dust between Paoli and Wayne Oklahoma.
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Cardinal Wyszynski Returns From Rome Ecumenical Visit
Warsaw reports Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski has returned from a three week visit to Rome connected with preparations for an ecumenical council. The church leader arrived Sunday to resume duties amid ongoing international church talks.
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Siamese twins die in Glasgow hospital
Siamese twin girls joined at the chest and abdomen died Sunday at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Glasgow. The twins were born Saturday to Mrs. Myravies 3, wife of a 30 year old laborer, according to UPI dispatch.
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No Inquest Planned in Fatal Collision in Montana
Coroner Andy Aleksich announced no inquest will be held into the March 1 crash that killed James D. Fall of Seattle and Thomas C. Reynolds of Butte. He found no eyewitnesses or sufficient testimony to fix blame, though a Reynolds truck damaged a nearby restaurant injuring a woman.
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Derailment of NP Mainstreeter Near Nelson Crossing
Eight cars and a three unit diesel engine of the Northern Pacific Mainstreeter derailed early Sunday near Easton Washington leaving about 65 passengers unharmed. A spokesman cited a broken rail as the tentative cause and buses ferried passengers to Pasco for later service to St Paul.
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Saboteurs Captured En Route to Mainland by sampan
Communist China issued a report via New China News Agency saying Nationalist Chinese agents were captured while crossing to the mainland aboard a sampan loaded with munitions for sabotage. The Sunday broadcast framed the incident as an alert against intruding forces.
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Six Hospital Babies Die Salt Thought Used in Formulas
In Binghamton New York six newborns died after formulas used in the hospital may have contained salt instead of sugar. Autopsies were begun. Nurse May Pier admitted using contents from a sugar can believed to be salt. Victims include Randy Mower Kathryn Fleming Debrah Walker Glenn Jones Lisa Beale and George McPeek.
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Plane Crashed Into House Killing Four In Louisiana
A Coast Guard rescue followed a C119 crash near Kenilworth Louisiana after an engine failure. Luther Levron his wife Maud and their children Kirby and Chris died in the wreck. Janice Levron survived in critical condition. Maj Richard Linehan led the training flight from Clinton County Ohio.
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Mountain landslide in Colombia kills 23
A heavy rain triggered a landslide in Pensilvania Caldas province burying 23 people. The disaster left about 45,000 residents homeless and prompted emergency relief efforts.
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Weather outlook near Butte with mixed clouds and warming
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer through Tuesday east of Divide. Today s high around 28, tonight near minus five. Monday and Tuesday show gradual temperature increases with variable clouds and light snow in mountains and extreme east. Highs mainly 20s to mid 30s, lows from below zero to the teens.
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Noted Butte Physician Dr. Horst Dies at 85
Dr. Carl Herman Horst 85, longtime Butte physician, died Sunday at his home 11 N Washington after 56 years of practice. Born July 9, 1876 in Virginia City Nevada, he studied at Stanford and Johns Hopkins before returning to Butte. Survived by wife, two sons, and several relatives.
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