Peru Junta Names Lindley Lopez New Leader
Gen. Nicolas Lindley Lopez, new head of Peru's military junta, says the ouster of Gen. Ricardo Perez Godoy will not delay the democratic elections set for June 9. The junta plans to replace the military rulers with a civilian winner elected that day.
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United States
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U. S
Manual Prado
Victor Haya de la Torre
Apra Party
Navajo Nation Holds Election For Tribal Chairman Council
Navajo voters across Arizona New Mexico and Utah participate in a unique election. About 25 000 registered voters roughly 80 percent turnout are expected to cast ballots for a tribal chairman and the 76 member council. Ballots are sent to major cities with Navajo communities. Women can vote and candidates address job opportunities the right to work and tribal affairs including peyote restrictions.
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Apartment Question Up For Ohio Vote
The Ohio Senate votes tonight on condominium law as lawmakers enter their ninth week. The Ohio Savings & Loan League promotes condominium to boost the building industry and spur purchases of apartment units over renting, sparking talk of a potential boom in Ohio construction.
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Paper Firms Expand Scholarships at Miami University
Oxford report notes the paper industry will add 11 one year scholarships for freshmen to the Miami University paper technology program. William Beckett, president of Beckett Paper Co. and head of the university foundation, says total scholarships rise to 41 for deserving students.
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Slight Chance Syncom Satellite Speaks Again
Washington reports the Syncom satellite remains silent with only a slight chance of signaling. Launched February 14, it was to orbit every 24 hours over the Atlantic, but an apogee kick rocket pushed it into a 22 000 mile high path over the Indian Ocean.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Indian Ocean
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Khrushchev Votes for Glamor Actress in Soviet Election
In Moscow Khrushchev and actress Yulya Borisova were elected to the Russian Federation Parliament as unopposed candidates in a nationwide single-party vote. Turnout reported at 99 percent with over a million candidates, none opposed. Borisova’s vote mirrored by Molotov who cast for her as well. Ed Miston dies. long time newspaper man and undercover FBI informant with wife Martha.
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Yulya Borisova
Moscow
Miss Borisova
V. M. Molotov
Middletown
John J
Edmiston
Martha
Communist Party
FBI
Romney Declines 1964 Presidential Run
Gov. George Romney of Michigan says he will not seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He revealed the stance while presenting Detroit’s bid for the 1964 Republican National Convention to the Republican Site Committee. Also in Columbus, Ports mouth High School senior Yvonne Ferguson won the Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy contest for the second year running.
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Yvonne Ferguson
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Voice of Democracy
Missouri Quakes Prompt Mixed Reactions Across Region
Tremors centered on the New Madrid fault rattled six states, startling worshippers in Dexter and Sikeston Missouri while a geologist calls the shocks desirable as relief for crustal stresses. No injuries reported. merchandise displaced. strongest quake in years, with experts citing historic 1811 events.
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Norman F. Williams
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Dexter
Sikeston
New Madrid
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University of Kansas
Avalanche Buries Minister and Daughters in Colorado
In Ouray Colorado an avalanche swept down Red Mountain Pass burying Rev Marvin Hudson 39 and his daughters Amelia 17 and Pauline 12 along with their car. Sheriff Brown said there was little chance of survival as rescuers faced further slides and blizzard conditions.
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Hudson
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Silverton
How Ohio Solons Cast Votes
Ohio members of Congress were recorded on recent roll calls. In the Senate the Clark resolution to increase Finance Committee membership from 17 to 21 was rejected 17 to 68 with Young for and Lausche against. The move to raise Appropriations Committee membership from 27 to 29 was rejected 12 to 70 with Lausche and Young against. In the House, passage of a $508 172 000 supplemental appropriation for the Commodity Credit Corp failed 254 to 154 with Democrats against Secrest and Republicans against Abele and Taft. The Un American Activities Committee operations saw the resolution adopted 385 to 20 with Democrats for Secrest and Republicans for Abele and Taft.
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Taft
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Billy Graham Cancels Tour For Health Reasons
Evangelist Billy Graham in Honolulu's St. Francis Hospital has canceled his Far Eastern crusade tour starting March 10 in Manila. Doctors call his illness an acute undetermined infection.
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Still Full Of Fight Byrd Warms Up For JFK
Sen. Harry Byrd marks 30 years in the Senate at 75 and readies a fight against Kennedy’s spending plan. As Finance Committee chair he doubts victory but aims to jar the administration on the 98.8 billion program. Byrd has clashed with FDR Truman Eisenhower and now Kennedy over spending and debt limits.
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Harry Flood Byrd
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Truman
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Little Rock
Common Market Funds Aid Congo Urged by U S
Assistant Secretary of State Harlan Cleveland announced the European Common Market has earmarked 60 to 70 million dollars to help Congo stabilize its economy. He noted Belgium West Germany and Britain are prepared to offer individual assistance while internal order and inflation controls are prerequisites for investment. Congo’s annual aid needs run about 175 million dollars.
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Ap) Asst
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Congo
Cleveland
Belgium
West Germany
Britain
Katanga
ROTC at High Schools May Continue Amid Debate
Rep. F. Edward Hebert plans a bill to sevenfold increase the $6 million high school ROTC program. Hebert reports House Armed Services support from Chairman Carl Vinson. Defense Secretary McNamara questions the program’s value.
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Pentagon
F. Edward Hiebert
House Armed Services Committee
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Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Robert S. McNamara
High Court Supports Railroads in Work Rule Ruling
The Supreme Court unanimously upheld the lower court ruling backing railroads in changing work rules and ending feather bedding practices. Eight justices supported the decision with Justice Goldberg recused. The ruling allows carriers to implement manpower economies after bargaining, risking a nationwide rail strike and a 72 hour White House pause.
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Secretary of Labor
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Old Dobbin Leaves Scene of Accident
In Geauga County a horse drawn Amish buggy sideswiped a car on Ohio 8&8 and fled toward Parkman. Driver Paul Clutter, 46, Warren, reported damage to his car. Dan Yoder, 17, Parkman, said he chased the bolting horse and later helped corral it. Deputies filed no charges.
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Ohio
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