Cardinals Cast First 2 Ballots For Pope
The Roman Catholic Cardinals failed to elect a pope on the first two ballots of their conclave for Pope John XXIIIs successor. Black smoke marked the results as 54 votes were not reached and further ballots were planned through the day. Predicted candidates and political maneuvering were noted, with Montini seen as a possible progressive pick and Spellman possibly influencing votes. The conclave area remains sealed as cardinals follow strict rites and prepare for additional ballots.
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Vanican Cty AP
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Mintini
Milan
Cardinal Montini
Montini
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Turin
la Stampa
Spellman
John XXII
John
Vatican
Sisaf
Two Community Groups Plan Evening Meetings In Berryville
Izaak Walton members gather at the clubhouse at 6 30 p.m. for dinner and an address by Sarah Hill winner of the state's top conservation award. The Bark Mill Theater meets in their Wolfe afte r to discuss production and name a play reading. The General Civil War locomotive arrives in Berryville at 9 03 a.m. next Wednesday morning with attendees urged to gather at the Norfolk and Western Depot.
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Izaak Walton
Sarah Hill
Bark Mill Theater
Eas
Berryville
Norfolk and Western
Congress Machinery Oiled For Start on Rights Program
Washington AP report says legislators ready to push Kennedy civil rights package as House may act in August on a bill ending racial discrimination by public service businesses and boosting powers to enforce school integration. Senate filibuster likely, possible continuous sessions to break it. Potential slowdowns threaten tax cuts and other fiscal bills. MLK says nationwide protest if filibuster occurs. Civil rights leaders plan strategy meetings this week.
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Washington
Congress
Lau
Kennedy
House
Senate
George Eagle dies local livestock official founder of Farmer's Livestock Exchange
George Harrison Eagle Jr. 62 founder and president of the Farm er's Livestock Exchange died at his home in Clearbrook after a life active in Street Methodist Church. He was a native of Winchester, survived by siblings including Mrs. Sidney Lee and John Eagle of Philadelphia. Funeral service set for Saturday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron.
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George Harrison Eagle, Jr
Farmer’s Livestock Exchange, Inc
Clearbrook
Eagle
Street Methodist Church
J. Eagle
Winchester
George H
Nancy Hamilton Eagle
Sidney Lee
Catherine Funk
Elizabeth Jasper
Margaret Haymaker
Alice Eagle
Jane Eagle
Phillip Eagle
John Eagle
Philadelphia
T. Eugene Carter
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron
Southern Resentment Could Delay Kennedy Tax Cut Bill
Kennedy administration faces possible delay in enacting a 10 billion tax cut as southern resentment over civil rights programs spurs opposition. House momentum may slow while Senate prospects dim, with debate timing and potential anti Kennedy voting leverage shaping outcomes. Continuous coverage on Page 2.
Danville Mayor insists on obeying laws before desegregation
In Danville Virginia Mayor Julian R Stinson demands continued law obedience from Negro demonstrators before considering desegregation. Twenty nine protesters were arrested after a Main Street march violating a city prohibition on mass demonstrations. The State Pupil Placement Board ordered ten Negro students to all white schools amid ongoing desegregation disputes.
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Danville
Julian R. Stinson
Stinson
Virginia
Suit Attacks Under God Phrase in Pledge
ACLU files suit in Los Angeles Superior Court challenging the words under God in the pledge of allegiance as unconstitutional. The case, backed by Haswell Parker, a 51 year old teacher, cites First and Fourteenth Amendments and follows a Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
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God
Los Angeles
The
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
ACLU
ZIP Codes Roll Out in Winchester and County
Postmaster Wilbur R. Johnston urges residents to adopt ZIP Code 22601 for Winchester as the national system begins July 1. The code speeds mail, reduces reading errors, and will enable faster delivery with a new addressing format. A full ZIP list for county offices will be available tomorrow.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wilbur R. Johnston
Johnston
Post Office Dept
Mr. Johnston
Wilbur 2
U.S. Post Office
Winchester Center
Rioting in Savannah Fills Jail After Night of Violence
Police say about 137 men and up to 100 women and 100 juveniles were arrested after a riot involving about 1000 demonstrators near the Holiday Inn Motel. Tear gas was used to disperse crowds. some detainees were sent to Travis Municipal Airport stockade as patrols and state troopers, including 52, were deployed by Governor Sanders.
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Savannah
Carl E. Sanders
Travis Municipal
Holiday Inn
Profumo Convicted of Grave Contempt in Parliament
The House of Commons finds John Profumo guilty of grave contempt for lying to Parliament about his affair with Christine Keeler. Scotland Yard tightens security around Keeler as Ward trial proceeds and probes into Cliveden connections continue.
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London
House of Commons
John A. Profumo
Christine Keeler
Scotland Yard
West End
Ward
Cliveden
Christine
Profumo
Harold Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Iain MacLeod
Conservative Party
Commons Today
National Negro Group Won't Halt Demonstrations
James Farmer national director of CORE says demonstrations will not stop. President Kennedy urged peaceful protest while warning street actions risk lives and property. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP supports protests as American tradition and backs Kennedy’s civil rights proposals as still needing work.
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National Negro Group
New York
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Kennedy
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Farmer
500 Men Involved In Action Invasion Claims
The Big Cuban Revolutionary Council claimed commando forces landed in Cuba with about 500 men involved. A State Department spokesman had no information and would investigate. Council members avoided details, saying they did not want publicity and could not specify landing sites or departure points.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Cuba
State Department
Washington
U S and Soviet Sign Direct Communications Link Pact
At Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union formalized a direct hot line agreement to prevent accidental nuclear war. President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev would use the Teletype link, signed by Charles C. Stelle and Semyon K. Tsarapkin as U S and Soviet delegates at the disarmament talks.
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Geneva
Washington
Moscow
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
United States of America
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Tiros Weather Satellites Keep Alert for Storms
Two Tiros weather satellites circle the globe watching hurricanes and typhoons. Tiros 7 joined Tiros 6 in orbit, promising the most comprehensive photographic coverage of a full hurricane season. The satellites relay high quality images to weather agencies worldwide.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
Tiros 7
Tiros 6
Thos 7
Pressing Sale at Hodgon Hat and Dress Shop Continues
A continuing sale at Hodgon Hat and Dress Shop features dresses and gowns from several groups. Margaret L. Hodgson advertises cleaner services with Crisman cleaners.
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Sten
Margaret L. Hodgson
Hat & Dress Shop
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