Pope John II Died Leaving Ecumenical Council Questioned
The 260th successor to St. Peter died after a brief illness on Oct 28 1958. He pursued Christian unity through dialogue with Protestants and Jews and launched a reform program including 23 new cardinals. His plans for an Ecumenical Council were suspended by his death. Angelo Roncalli, born 1881, rose from village priest to pope after a 27 year diplomatic career across Bulgaria Turkey Greece France and Rome.
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Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Peter Gregory
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Giacomo
Lercaro
Bologna
Ernesto
Ruffini
Palermo
Valerio Cardinal
Valeri
Sacred Congregation of the Religious
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Urbani
Pope John
Venice
Sacred College
Sixtus V
Church of England
Soviet Union
Papa John
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
Sotto Il Monte
Giovanni Battista Roncalli
Bergamo
Rome
Pontifical Seminary
Speen
Father Roncalli
Association For the Propagation of the Faith
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Bulgaria
Turkey
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Istanbul
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France
Supreme Court backs Arizona in river water apportionment dispute
The Supreme Court issued major modifications to master’s recommendations siding with Arizona in its long clash with California over Colorado River water. The ruling marks a key development in the interstate water rights case and shapes future allocations.
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Arizona
California
Colorado
Nelson Rockefeller Begins Testing Ground For 1964 Bid
Washington Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller begins a political testing period that may chart his course in the 1964 Republican presidential nomination contest. The House takes over the congressional burden this week as the Senate marks time.
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Federal court in Birmingham withholds injunction on desegregation
The Birmingham court delayed an immediate ruling on the government request to block Gov. George Wallace in the plan to bar enrollment of Negro students at the University of Alabama. The report notes tense scenes in Jackson Mississippi as integrationists advocate non violence. Page references suggest broader commentary on politics and tax policy.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
Alabama
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Pope John XXIII Dies At Venerable Age In Rome
The World reports the death of Pope John XXIII ruler of the Roman Catholic Church. He died today at 7:49 p.m. local time.UN Assembly expected to finance peacekeeping operations though the Soviet bloc is not expected to contribute. Mexican farmers rebel after burning a witch doctor. five others die as uprising is suppressed.
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Dr Ed Updegraff Defeats Bowden 3 and 2 in Amateur
Tucson star Dr Ed Updegraff ranked 8-1 to win the British Amateur opened with a straight 3 and 2 victory over England’s Ken Bowden. Arizona’s NCAA District 7 playoff win could spark another run for Coach Frank Lancet’s squad. Mays blasts three homers as Cardinals roll past.
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England
Ken Bowden
Arizona
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Tucson Daily Citizen Classified Extraction
Daily Tucson newspaper notices and subscription rates are presented with fragmented price details for carrier and mail delivery. The text lists locations and addresses but is incomplete on dates or figures, offering a snapshot of the paper's publication and pricing structure.
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Arizona
Pope John XXIII Praised for Ecumenical Legacy
Clergy and Jewish leaders in Tucson hail Pope John XXIII for ecumenical outreach and a peaceful vision. Reverends Moffett Sears McGee and Harrison praise his work toward Protestant Catholic understanding and the Second Vatican Council, calling for his successor to continue the mission. Rabbi Bilgray notes personal warmth and universal message, while Bishop Green recalls a gracious audience.
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Hayden S.sears
Catalina Methodist Church
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Arizona
Cornell
Glenn C. McGee
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Arizona Council of Churches
Pontiff
Rodger D. Harrison
Cataling American Baptist Church
Harrison
Tucson Ministers Association
Arizona Convention of American Baptist Churches
Albert ‘Tf. Bilgray
Temple'Emanu- el
Western Association of Reform Rabbis
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Ecumenical Council
Jerry Wallace
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Diocese
Water Ruling Upholds State in Colorado River Case
The Supreme Court accepted the master’s view on water allocation between California Arizona and Nevada and allowed flexible apportionment under the Hoover Dam era framework The decision rejects California’s priority claims while affirming limited federal roles in regulating shortages and honoring existing contracts The ruling reinforces division of main stream Colorado River water among lower basin states and Mexico while noting potential upper basin impacts.
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New’ York
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Ath J. Goldberg
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High Court
Hayden Praises Supreme Court Decision on Colorado River
Senator Hayden expressed strong approval of the court ruling affecting Arizona and California water rights in the Lower Colorado Basin. He intends to introduce legislation after his staff studies the decision, though a timeline was not given.
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Carl'Hayden
Arizona
California
Congréss
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Hayden
Arizona Nevada clash on Colorado River water rights
The court rejected Arizona's view of distributing future shortages among the three lower states and said the Interior Secretary should decide who bears a shortage. The ruling may affect the Central Arizona Project and prompts ongoing questions about long term water use and funding for CAP.
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