Fate of Vatican conclave leaders clear in early steps
In Rome cardinals begin preparatory congregations to arrange a conclave to elect the 262nd pope after Pope John XXIII's death. Four cardinals emerge as favorites, and preparations include funeral rites and timing for the secret conclave in the Sistine Chapel. Meanwhile in Alaska, Northwest Orient DC7 Flight 293 with 101 aboard is missing after disappearing near Ketchikan, debris found, search ongoing, weather deteriorating.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Vatican City
UPI
Rome
John XXII
Tom - Candinati
John
Thas
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Gregory ‘Peter Cardinal Agagianian
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Pope John
Venice
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Benedetto Cardinal
Aloisi Masella
Ordsired
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Apostolic Palace
Palae
St. Peter's Square
Anchorage
Alaska
USPT
Gulf of Alaska
Coast Guard
Juneau
Northwest Orient Airlines
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Timendorf Afb
Ketchikan
Albert F. Olsen
Sumner
Federal Aviation “Agency Control
Royal Canadian Air Force
Graham Island
British Columbia
Sorrell
Flight 293
Military Air Transport Service
Selecting Jury Now Standing Room Only As Conspiracy Trial Opens Here
In Mendocino County Superior Court the Battle of the Warrants began with 93 prospective jurors as 100 were summoned. Defendants Shon Salisbury and Robert Morton faced a restrained opening day amid orderly courtroom decorum and professional conduct by both sides.
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Mendocino County
Superior Court
Folger Emerson
Annual Scout Fund Drive Set to Open
More than 200 volunteer adult Scouters, businessmen and parents of the Yokayo district are expected to meet at the Palace Hotel tomorrow for the kick off breakfast marking the Boy Scout annual fund drive. Local leaders and campaign staff outline a seven tier outreach with captains and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokayo District
Palace Hotel
California gas tax bill moves toward governor action
Gov. Edmund G Brown is one vote from possible endorsement of a bill raising California's gasoline tax from 6 to 7 cents per gallon. The assembly approved the measure 60 to 13 with amendments allowing counties to levy an additional 25 percent auto tax for rapid transit, to be collected by the state and redistributed locally. The bill, already Senate-passed, would net over $100 million yearly for streets and roads, plus up to $38 million for rapid transit if fully utilized, with costs to motorists roughly $7 annually for the gas tax and $4 yearly for vehicle registration on an $800 car. The measure awaits Senate action and Brown's final decision.
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Assembly
California
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Senate
Jesse M. Unruh
Collier
Unruh
Gordon H. Winton Jr
D-Merced
Timih
Brown
Kennedy acts to bar job discrimination on federally funded work
President Kennedy ordered the Labor Department to require non-discriminatory apprenticeship access and to bar job discrimination on projects funded by federal aid. The move addresses unemployment among Negroes and may apply to highways hospitals public housing colleges and other state or local projects with federal support. A broad civil rights program is also being prepared with a Congressional message expected next week.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Labor Department
White House
Congress
Dr Yuen Trial Date Set In Ukiah Justice Court
Dr Chew Fish Yuen, Ukiah herbalist and chiro practor, appeared before Judge Fred Goss with a jury trial scheduled for Sept 9 12 in Ukiah Justice Court. The date may shift due to Admission Day holiday. He faces four counts for unlawful prescribing and fraudulent drug advertising, with attorney Morris Grupp of San Francisco.
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Self
Alvin Goldstein
San Francisco
Derald Granberg
Attorney General's Office
Arthur Witter
Emerson
Wilter
Adele Dehn
Ukiah
William Morris
Cold Creek
Goldstein
Chew Fish Yuen
Ukiah Justice Court
Yuen
Fred Goss
Thousands Mourn Pope John XXIII at St Peter's Basilica
Vatican City sees about 100000 mourners as Pope John XXIII lies in state in St. Peter's Basilica after his death. Diplomats and cardinals file into the pontifical library hall for homage before the funeral rites begin.
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Vatican City
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's
Pope
Julian
UPI
John XXII
Vatican Radio
Pontifical Apartments
College of Cardinals
Pontifical Library
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's Basilica
Kennedy says mankind can banish hunger now
President Kennedy announced at the World Food Congress that humanity can banish hunger, urging five basic guidelines to ensure an adequate diet for all. UN Secretary General Thant urged 4 to 5 percent annual food production growth, while Indian leader Rajagopalachari cautioned that peace depends on ending hunger. FAO chief Sen warned food output must triple to quadruple in developing nations by 2000 as the world population doubles.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
World Food Congress
United Nations
Eral Thant
Thant
John XXIII
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Congress
B.R. Sen
FAO
Sen
Grass fire burns over an acre on Testa property
Firemen from the Redwood Valley Galpella Department were dispatched at 4 10 p m yesterday to extinguish a grass fire that spread over more than an acre on the Charles Testa property and was brought under control.
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Redwood Valley- Galpella
Lloyd Patterson First Winner Of Follies Tickets
The Daily Journal announces Lloyd Patterson of 1135 S Dora Street as the first winner in the Ice Follies contest. He claimed two free tickets to Shipstads and Johnson spectacular opening June 19 at San Francisco Winterland after seeing his name on the prior day's ad. Winners must claim by 5 p.m. the next publication day.
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Daily Journal
Lloyd Patterson
S. Dora Street
Johnson
San Francisco
Winterland
Patterson
Journal
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Kathy Hunter
Robert Morton
Glenn Evans
Covelo
Jane Welch
Newall Hicks
State Division of Highways
Hicks
Paul Giudice
Alfred Maggini
Melba H. Dennison
Fort Bragg
Marjorie Tucker
Elena Wickerstrom
Will
Keith Galvin
DE van L. Shumway
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Papacy
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
Aloisi Cardinal Massella
Chamberlain
Jaime Cardinal Capello
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Holy Office
JFK
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