Pope Paul VI Prays for Peace and Unity in World Coronation
Pope Paul VI vows world peace and Christian unity in a nine language coronation address. A quarter million spectators witness the outdoor ceremony as Ottaviani places a lightweight beehive crown. The pope to meet President Kennedy tomorrow and may encounter Khrushchev in future Vatican talks.
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Giovanni Battista Carone Montini
Milan
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Vatican
Khrushchev
Clouds Spur Rain Forecast Amid Tucson Heat Wave
Weather note from Rayne Gage warns of possible rain as clouds move into the Tugson area tonight and tomorrow with a chance of scattered thundershowers they say. Temperatures may reach 105 degrees with 102 in the shade and low humidity.
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Sino Soviet peace talks near as tensions rise
Moscow reports mounting clashes in Sino Soviet relations as talks in Moscow loom. Peking dispatches seven negotiators with strict terms to uphold ideological lines. Beijing condemns Khrushchev peaceful coexistence while demanding Yugoslav policy reversal and destalinization review. Khrushchev warns of strained bloc unity ahead of Berlin summit.
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New Break Seen In Red Facade
In East Berlin Khrushchev hosts European red chiefs as Albania, North Korea and North Vietnam back Beijing. Romania’s Georghe Gheorghiudej skips top level talks amid growing split in the world communist movement. Beijing asserts the dispute with Moscow has become a government relations issue and plans to send a delegation to Moscow.
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Kennedy presses for public accommodation ban action
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged Congress to pass the administration public accommodations bill to curb racial discrimination. He warned failure would worsen racial tensions, opposed watering down the plan, and offered to consider a fair employment clause with Republican support. He outlined exclusions for small rooming houses and certain professionals, and suggested narrowing definitions with the Commerce Committee.
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Bitter Struggle Ahead Says NAACP Official
Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the NAACP, said the backbone of segregation is broken but equality remains long overdue. He spoke at the 54th annual convention and warned of a long, bitter fight to secure legal rights, hoping for swift progress and orderly demonstrations.
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Palmer Opens Lead In Cleveland Open Playoff
Arnold Palmer forged a three stroke edge over Tony Lema and five over Tommy Aaron after the first nine holes of the 18 hole playoff for the $22,000 top prize in the Cleveland Open Golf Tournament.
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Charlie's Crossword Sparks $225 Jackpot In Tucson Daily Citi zen
The Tucson Daily Citi zen offers a $225 prize to the reader who solves Charlie's tricky crossword puzzle. Puzzle with clues appears on page 51 today, repeats tomorrow. Deadline is Thursday at 9 am, with the winner announced Saturday if there is one.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Defy Ban 59 U S Students Visit Cuba
Fifty nine American college students, defying a U S travel ban, flew from Prague to Havana to visit Cuba for a month as guests of ICAP. Leader Levi Laub of Columbia College said they seek direct observation and deny political motives despite jail and fine risks.
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Soviet Envoy Ousted Over CIA Role Hints
The United States ordered Soviet diplomat Gennadiy G. Sevastyanov to leave the country on security charges linked to the CIA. Georgi M. Kornienko, acting head of the Soviet Embassy, was summoned to the State Department and informed of the charges by Richard H. Davis.
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Beetle Bailey Parachute Jump Prompts Daily Citizen Reprint
A light teaser invites readers to take Beetle Bailey and all Tucson Daily Citizen features on vacation, noting the parachute gag is less dramatic or funny than the real strip.
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Tucson Strike Slows Construction Across Southern Arizona
About 250 union bricklayers and masons walked out in Southern Arizona over wage and fringe benefits. The strike targets residential and commercial projects, delaying the University of Arizona Education College building and Tucson House, with several school projects already affected and more delays possible if the walkout continues.
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Britain and USSR face Laos peace talks collapse
Britain and the Soviet Union announce that efforts to restore peace in Laos have collapsed. London blames Moscow for the breakdown of discussions.
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U S Declines Nuclear Tests Amid Russian Reports
Senior U S officials said Kennedy's moratorium on above ground nuclear tests remains in place despite reports of Russian atomic explosions. The June 10 pledge barred further shots unless other nations acted and the Atomic Energy Commission noted suspicious Russian events that may be low yield tests.
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