Frondizi Forms Military Civilian Coalition In Argentina
President Arturo Frondizi reaches a cabinet unity deal with Argentina's armed forces chiefs to outlaw Peronist activity and form a civilian military coalition. Eight civilian ministers resign. a national unity cabinet is planned after talks with Democratic party representatives. The move sustains his austerity program amid a political crisis.
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Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Raul Alejandro Poggi
Adm
Augustin R. Penas
Cayo Antonio Alsina
Airplane Lands on Route 33 in Lancaster
A single engine Cessna 180 carrying three Kentuckians made a three point landing on the southbound lane of U S 33 near Lancaster. No injuries or damage reported by the Ohio Highway Patrol. Pilot Marion M Cooper 35 of Flatwoods Ky led Ted Lowman 50 of Ashland Ky and 16 year old Lanny Lowman home from Wheeling W Va after trouble formed post midnight.
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U. S. 33
Ohio Highway Patrol
Marion M. Cooper
Flatwoods Greenup County
Ted Lowman
Ashland
Lanny Lowman
Wheeling
W. Va
Tee
Cooper
Hocking
Here
Grace Kelly Faces Legal Tribulations
Hollywood press buzz surrounds Grace Kelly as Alfred Hitchcock announces a film for her this August. MGM says it still holds a contract and is studying its position after Kelly left MGM on marriage and the suspension from the contract may extend obligations into the current year.
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Grace Kelly
Alfred Hitchcock
Grace
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
MGM Studio
MGM
Miss Kelly
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Fifteen Year Citizen To Cast First Vote
Catherine Agnes O'Shea an 86 year old who became a citizen in 1947 plans to vote in the May primary. She missed earlier elections due to work but now hopes to vote at last before she dies.
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Pittsburgh
Catherine Agnes O’shea
Miss O'Shea
Rivlin Returns as Marshall Men’s Basketball Coach
Huntington report states Jule Rivlin will coach Marshall University basketball for another season, ending speculation of his departure. In Columbus, Ohio the Department of Industrial and Economic Development notes 16 new companies moving into the state in early 1962. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures by five to eight degrees with light showers tonight and over the weekend.
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Jule Rivlin
Marshall University
Marshall
Stewart Smith
Rivlin
Columbus
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
DiSalle Refuses Intercession in Pymatuning Fishing Clash
Ohio Gov. Michael V. DiSalle declines a request from Pennsylvania Rep. Ralph J. Down to intercede in the Pymatuning Lake fishing limits dispute. Pennsylvanians want unrestricted fishing ended while the Ohio Wildlife Council opposes new restrictions on the reservoir straddling both states.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Pennsylvania
Pymatuning Lake
Jackie Kennedy Heads to Pakistan After India Tour
New Delhi reports Jacqueline Kennedy, the U S First Lady, leaving India for Pakistan with public cheers and officials praising her nine day visit to India. Prime Minister Nehru said the voyage strengthened the psychological pull between the United States and India.
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New Delhi
Jacqueline Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Nehru
Weather Delays Signal Spring Across Southeast and Midwest
Stormy weather ushered in spring across the Southeast and Midwest with tornadoes strong winds rain hail and snow sweeping the central and southern regions from the Mississippi Valley to the Tennessee and Ohio valleys and the Gulf and Atlantic coasts. Syrian and Israeli warplanes clashed today with a Syrian spokesman saying an Israeli fighter fled a flaming dog fight.
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Jerusalem
Pressure mounts at Geneva on nuclear test moratorium
At the Geneva disarmament conference seventeen nations call for an unpoliced moratorium on nuclear tests before the United States resumes testing next month. Ministers Fawzi Yitra Han join in demanding a suspension while three powers negotiate. Menon proposes detection stations in nonaligned countries.
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United States
Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
Ketema Yitra
Ethiopia
U Thi Han
Burma
Osten Unden
V. K. Krishna Menon
India
Britain
Russia
Soviet Union
Menon
Dulles Disputes Nixon Over Kennedy Invasion Briefing
Allen W. Dulles, former CIA director, says Nixon was wrong to claim Kennedy was briefed in 1960 on Cuban invasion plans. He believes Nixon’s charge in Six Crises reflects a misunderstanding. The White House denies Kennedy knew of CIA training for rebels before his election.
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Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Dulles
Nixon
CIA
White House
Columbus Plant Still Threatened By Strike
A strike threat hung over the Westinghouse Electric Corp. plant in Columbus as negotiations continued. Local 746 of the International Union of Electrical Workers authorized a possible strike after a company switch in operations moved five workers from incentive pay to straight time pay.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Let George Do It Ad Writers Help Sell or Buy
The Want Ad seeks readers to use its able Ad-Writer service by calling LY 3-1242 to compose ads for selling, renting, or buying items. It emphasizes the ad department’s capability and readiness to assist.
Khrushchev backs space cooperation with Kennedy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told President Kennedy it could cooperate on space ventures including artificial satellites for long distance communications and weather forecasting. Kennedy had proposed joint programs in communications satellite tracking weather research and geomagnetic measurement. The U S Army Corps of Engineers in Buffalo will invite bids around April 9 for Lorain harbor project first phase totaling 22 million dollars.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Space
Lorain
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Buffalo
World War II China papers released critique of Chiang Kai-shek
State Department releases 1943 World War II documents criticizing Chiang Kai-shek and detailing Maj. Gen. Hurley’s brief to China. Hurley notes China favors democracy but prioritizes internal supremacy over aggressive postwar aims, while diplomat Davies accuses Chiang of prolonging war for peace talks and relying on the United States to defeat Japan.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
State Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Patrick J. Hurley
Chiang
U.S
Formosa
Everett F. Drumright
Hurley
Roosevelt
United Nations
United States
Japan
Guard Reserve Release Possible Amid Cold War Tension
Defense officials weigh August 25 as the start of demobilizing more than 155,000 National Guardsmen and reservists on active duty. Most would be discharged within a month. Kennedy signaled a possible release earlier, while Berlin crisis keeps target dates fluid and Gen. Decker urges continued mobilization.
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Defense Department
Kennedy
Berlin
George H. Decker
Army
Parkersburg Man Held After Swisher and Lohse Break‑in
Police arrest Otis Frank Hall of Parkersburg after an early burglary at Swisher and Lohse Drug Store. The break in yielded $3 and nine wrist watches. A Pomroy resident located the watches in the alley where Officer Hicks first spotted Hall.
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W. Va
Swisher and Lohse Drug Store
George Hicks
Otis Frank Hall
Pomeroy
Hicks
Hall
Gifts From Cakes To Computers For John Glenn
John H Glenn Jr has received over 30000 fan letters and packages since his space voyage. At Langley 10 girls process the mail with gifts ranging from cakes to an electric computer. Officials report many requests for visits and honors, with cash gifts donated to charity.
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Langley Field
John H. Glenn Jr
Cape Canaveral
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Langley
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Hawaii
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JEK Plans New Office
President Kennedy plans a reorganization to create an Office of Science and Technology. Sen. Hubert Humphrey says the office will coordinate long range scientific planning and eight agency programs under a single director to advise the President and Budget Bureau on priorities.
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Kennedy
Office of Science and Technology
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Budget Bureau
Deputy Director Hunts Young Pairs Killers
ASHLAND Ky The deputy director of Kentucky State Police arrived to aid in the search for those who killed Donald Ray Howard 20 of Kenova West Virginia and his bride Brenda Lou Fraley Howard 17 of Ashland in their car on a lonely road near here last Thursday Col James W Hughes of Frankfort will study reports and review facts in the case.
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Ashland
Kentucky State Police
James W. Hughes
Frankfort
Donald Ray Howard
Kenova
W. Va
Brenda Lou Fraley Howard
Hoffa Era Teamsters Grow Into Billion-Dollar Union
James R. Hoffa asserts the Teamsters Union under his leadership is now a billion-dollar operation and thriving amid a stream of indictments targeting him and other officials.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Ohio Utility Board probes Lake Cable gas explosions
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission will investigate the Lake Cable disaster at the request of Stark County Prosecutor Norman J. Putman. The blast near Lake Cable on March 8 destroyed two homes and killed a woman.
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Canton
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Stark County
Norman J. Putman
Lake Cable Maren 8
Eichmann Moved Under Strict Secrecy for Appeal
Adolf Eichmann was transferred from a Tel Aviv prison to the Jerusalem court building under tight security for his appeal hearing before the Israeli Supreme Court. He is not expected to testify as his West German lawyer Dr. Robert Servatius argues against the death sentence. The hearing could last four to five days with a month or more for a verdict and possible clemency appeal to President Izhak Ben Zvi.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem Court
Eichmann
Supreme Court
Robert Servatius
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Derailment Probed After 13-Car Freight Train Off Rails
Lancaster Ohio area officials investigated a derailment of a 44 car freight train north of the city. An open switch possibly caused the diesel locomotive to topple and 12 lead cars to derail while six crew members, mostly from Columbus, were treated for cuts and bruises at Fairfield Hospital. The Athens to Columbus run derailed about a mile north of Lancaster and near U S 33.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Here
Columbus
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Ohio Growers Oppose Potato Market Order
A public hearing on a national potato marketing order recessed Tuesday night as Ohio growers opposed the proposal. The vote tally showed 24 witnesses against and two in favor of controls on quantity and quality of potatoes that could be shipped to market.
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Toledo
Ohio
Unemployment Claims Drop in Columbus Week Ending March 17
New claims for unemployment compensation fell to 12 876 in the week ending March 17 from 14 916 the prior week according to the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reported today.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
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