Argentina moves to outlaw Peronism as military crisis grows
President Arturo Frondizi drafts a decree to nullify Peronist election wins across provinces and ban Peronist demonstrations while the military forms a three man junta to manage the crisis. factions within the armed forces split over support for Frondizi's measures.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Fronizi
Juan D. Peron
War Ministry
Armed Services
Peron
Peronistas
Delaware coal pipeline bill bogged down in legislature
A controversial measure to pave the way for a coal pipeline from West Virginia to the East Coast stalls in Delaware. It would allow coal interests to obtain right of way without owner consent under eminent domain, backed by Texas Eastern and Consolidation Coal, with railroads and unions opposing.
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Dover
Del
West Virginia
East Coast
Delaware
Texas Eastern Mission Corp
Consolidation Coal Co
Fourteen Years in Jeanette Before Name Is Used
Mr and Mrs Lawrence P Hensler of Jeanette waited fourteen years and eight daughters to name their first son Lawrence Richard. He was born at Jeanette District Memorial Hospital on Monday. In Berlin the Russians resumed harassing flights in the air corridors after a two day pause. In Bloomville a sand slide in a quarry loading pit killed 35 year old Dennis Bonham.
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Jeanette, Pa
Lawrence P. Hensler
Jeanette
Lawrence Richard
Henslers
Jeanette District Memorial Hospital
Berlin
Tiffin
Bloomville
Dennis Bonham
Don’t Wants Turn Quick Action Sale Into Surprising Result
Readers are urged to place a Want Ad for selling unwanted items and report surprising results from the quick listings. The notice highlights the ease and speed of turning don’t needs into cash through brief classified ads.
Public urged investment in global satellite system
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy told Congress that the administration favors public investment in a global communications satellite system. He argued participation protects the public interest and prevents monopolization by a single firm, while stressing the need for competition with AT&T.
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Washington
Pi—Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
At&t
Kennedy proceeds after back surgery turns painter in 1955
President Kennedy tried painting during convalescence in 1955 and later gave it up. A Riviera scene painted by Kennedy appears in McCall's magazine with a picture by his wife. The Riviera work, among fewer than a dozen by Kennedy, hangs in his Hyannis Port home.
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New York
Kennedy
Riviera
McCall’s Magazine
Hyannis Port
Talks Open Secretly On West New Guinea Crisis
Five officials meet near Washington in nearly wartime secrecy to avert a Dutch Indonesian clash over West New Guinea. The private talks involve Carl Schurmann and J. H. Van Roijen for the Dutch, Adam Malik and Soedgarno Tjondronagoro for Indonesia, and Ellsworth Bunker for the United States.
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Netherlands
West New Guinea
United States
Washington
Carl Schurmann
United Nations
J. H. van Roijen
Adam Malik
Moscow
Soedgarno Tjondronagoro
Foreign Ministry
Ellsworth Bunker
U. S
India
Italy
Brazil
Secret Army Is Quiet On Peace
Algerian riots spread across numerous towns as Moslem crowds clashed with French troops in several areas. A major incident near St Denis du Sig reportedly left 52 dead in one clash, though overall casualties remain unreported.
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Secret Army
Algiers
St. Denis du Sig
Algeria
Geryville
Les Attafs
Orleansville
Evangelist Confesses To Crime In Nelsonville Case
Nelsonville correspondent reports evangelist James Emmett of Englewood signed a confession admitting breaking and entering at Barber Service Station after being detained. He pleaded innocent in Mayor Hoffman's court and was bound over to a $1000 grand jury. Emmett’s wife Gertrude and others were detained for investigation.
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Nelsonville
James Emmett
Emmett
Englewood
William Hoffman
Athens County
Athens
DeWitt Walker
James Dishong
Ross County
Barber
Chillicothe
Gertrude
Bobby Jones
Racine Man Drowns In Kanawha River Near Marmet
Miles Huston Chil dress Jr., 25, of Racine Route 2, drowned Monday night in the Kanawha River near Marmet West Virginia. He worked for Point Tow Co. Survived by wife Anna Lee two sons Rodney and Hobart his parents Mr and Mrs Miles Hobart Childress Racine and numerous siblings. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Mount Moriah Church of God near Racine burial at Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at Ewing funeral home.
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Pomeroy—Miles Huston Childress, Jr
Racine
Kanawha River
Marmet
W. Va
Anna Lee
Rodney
Hobart
Miles Hobart Childress
William
Franklin
Douglas
Gladys Hurley
Loretta Williams
Ruth Treadaway
Chicago
Ill
Kathleen Kincaid
Lansing
Margaret Hall
Mount Moriah Church
Judge Calls Case Invalid In Western Union Robbery Case
Huntington West Virginia Common Pleas Judge Er nest E Winters rules the armed robbery indictment against George J Moore Jr 22 of near Kingston Ohio invalid for omitting the word dollars He is charged with taking about 2000 in the January Western Union office robbery He is held on the armed robbery warrant awaiting action by the May grand jury Moore had been identified as the man who robbed the Athens Western Union Office of 60 on January 16
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Huntington
W. Va
Common Pleas Court
Ernest E. Winters
George J. Moore Jr
Kingston
Ohio
Moore
Western Union
Athens
Ohio aid recipients hopeful for increase later this year
Welfare officials in Columbus express hopes that Ohio residents receiving aid for the aged blind and disabled will see an increase later this year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Britain Opens Door to Minimal Verification for Test Ban
At the Geneva disarmament talks Lord Home said Britain would accept an absolute minimum verification system if the Soviet Union agrees to a treaty banning nuclear tests. He noted Britain recognizes the Soviet advantage from past tests and urged a reasonable compromise with international inspectors to prevent violations. Western officials say the U S seeks robust verification, while Britain favors less policing to achieve a ban and broader disarmament talks continue.
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Soviet Union
Lord Home
Home
Britain
United States
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Berlin
Exotic Foods and Water For Jackie on India Visit
In New Delhi the First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy enjoys exotic Indian dishes including wild boar curry and edible silver. She savors korma curry and tandori chicken and has tropical fruits such as papaya and mangoes. Bottled water from Washington is provided to avoid mineral content issues during travel. India also ships fresh mangoes. Ontario or Oxford Miami details follow.
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New Delhi
Bombay
Kipling
Washington
Two Escapees Still At Large
Marion County authorities continued the search for two of five jail escapees, John F. Nelson and Ira Nichols, both 20, after they breached the jail wall with a steel bannister and improvised rope. The others have been recaptured or accounted for.
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Marion
Marion County
John F. Nelson
Ira Nichols
Spring optimism Across the Northern Hemisphere
The first day of spring sparks hopeful talk as people from London to Moscow plan planting despite nuclear tensions. A London cockney and a Tokyo resident describe resilience with gardens and canned plants, while a Moscow farm manager shifts from crops to livestock to meet meat shortages.
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Associated Press
Hemisphere
Harry Mervus
London
Reservists Ordered to Stop Protest Meetings at Ft Polk
Mil itary authorities at Ft Polk Louisiana have banned protest meetings by reservists and National Guardsmen. Maj Gen Harvey West ordered the action after four gatherings where 50 to 300 soldiers discussed letter writing to Congress about release dates. Military police will break up meetings and escort soldiers to their company areas.
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FT. Polk
Louisiana
Harley B. West
Congress
West
Reveille
Press Meet Eliminated After Long Negotiation Session
Chief negotiators did not hold a news conference after a bargaining session in Pittsburgh as talks resumed on the steel contract. Sources close to the talks said the move signified little, noting the session ran three hours over and recessed at 7:30 p.m. to continue today while teams studied the volume of figures.
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Pittsburgh
People Outnumber Swallows On Return at Capistrano
In San Juan Capistrano on St. Josephs Day more than 1,000 people gathered as about 500 swallows returned to nest among the ruins of the mission church. The crowd numbered roughly twice the size of the returning birds.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif—i
St. Joseph's Day
Capistrano
Fire death toll hits 982 in US and Canada
The National Fire Protection Association reports that last year saw a record 982 casualties from multiple deaths in fires across the United States and Canada. In Pittsburgh, the secretary of the Mahoning Valley Industrial Council urged city leaders to support the proposed Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal.
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Boston
United States
Canada
National Fire Protection Association
Pittsburgh
Mahoning Valley
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