Peron Seeks Argentina Return but Brazil Blocks Move
Ex-dictator Juan Peron arrived in Rio de Janeiro on the first leg of his bid to return to Argentina but Brazilian authorities refused to let him continue. He was to go to Montevideo then Asuncion, but was declared persona non grata and sent back to Madrid. Argentine defense officials pledged to prevent any attempt to restore Peron to power amid election season.
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License Fee Hike Urged to Fund Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa Safety Commissioner William Sueppel urged increasing drivers license fees to fund traffic safety. He backed raising the two year license from 8 to 5 and a yearly fee for new driver licenses, with written and visual tests every four years. He sought higher patrol staffing, a new airplane, enhanced car sirens, and salary boosts for patrol personnel amid rising operating costs.
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Des Moines
William Sueppel
Iowa
Harold Hughes
Sueppel
Sueppe
State Department of Public Safety
Highway Patrol
Duluth Bus Strike May End Soon With Accord Hinted
Federal mediator says early agreement possible in the Teamsters strike against Duluth-Superior Transit Co. after 11 hours of talks Tuesday. Negotiations resumed at 9:30 a.m. today with a calm tone and cooperative mood as residents adjust to no bus service.
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Duluth - Superior Transit Co
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NFO Hears Promise of Stronger Holding Actions at Convention
The National Farmers Organization opened its annual Minneapolis convention as president Oren Lee Staley, hospitalized for appendicitis, spoke by hospital bed about stronger holding actions. Vice president Erhard Binley urged delegates to back tougher actions and new bargaining moves with processors to improve prices.
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NFO
Minneapolis
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Erhard Bingsten
Sergeant Bluff
Staley
Binley
NRC
Frida
Agriculture
Orviceman
Negro Jazz Man Refused Entry Visa
An African American jazz musician known as Louis Satchmo was denied a visa to enter a country, with the government citing failure to meet entry requirements. The Associated Press reports the refusal amid international visa policy scrutiny and mentions related legal and personal details surrounding the artist’s travel plans.
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Hag Pong
Aerie Louis
Satchmo
OED Ateing Press Association
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Goldwater Plans GOP Summit Talks With Ike Nixon
In a Washington interview Senator Barry Goldwater says he will meet with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon for a three way GOP summit. He discusses party unity and his stance on replacing National Chairman Dean Burch.
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Dwight D. Tisenhower
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Burch
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Chicago
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Robert Smylie
Idaho
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Kenne
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Senate
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Soviet court system reaffirms presumption of innocence
In Izvestia Justice Gorkin states defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty by legally constituted courts. In London Harold Wilson reports 12 nuclear scientists and officials removed since 1950 for foreign birth or relatives behind the Iron Curtain. In Colombo Sri Lanka edits apply to Kennedy film to remove anti Communist content. In Kuching a Gurkha patrol says six Indonesian guerrillas were killed in a jungle clash.
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Aleksander Gorkin
Izvestia
Gorkin
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Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
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Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Chaotic White Nightmare Hits Maine and Nation
Snow and blizzard conditions strand hundreds in Maine as winds reach 60 mph and drifts tower up to eight feet. Two deaths in Maine attributed to the storm as rescue teams aid motorists and coastal ships endure 90 mph winds offshore.
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Atlantic Coast
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Hancock
Washington
Aroostook
Rockies
Appalachians
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Tallahassee
Fla
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Ala
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Mass
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Dakotas
Minnesota
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LBJ Kennedy Center Groundbreaking Ceremonies
President Johnson leads groundbreaking rites for the Kennedy Center on the Potomac bank with Sen elect Robert F. Kennedy and figures like Sir John Gielgud and Jason Robards Jr. The project plans a 1200 seat theater a 2750 seat Symphony Hall and a large opera ballet venue within Italian marble and bronze pillars.
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Potomac
John Gielgud
Jason Robards Jr
Johnson
Lincoln Memorial
Kennedy Center
Bats and Crickets Challenge Mammoth Cave Dining Hall
In Cave City Kentucky Mrs W Ray Scott runs the Snowball Dining Room deep in Mammoth Cave 267 feet below ground. Dampness bats and crickets intrude while a constant one degree temperature persists. Park rules forbid harming wildlife yet guides notify staff for meals. The underground kitchen holds two days of food and has served over 1400 diners in a day.
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Cave City
W. Ray Scott
Mammoth Cave
Five Day Forecast Shows Cold Trend Across Regions
Temperatures through Monday run 6 to 10 degrees below normal with normal highs around 22 to 28 in the north and 18 to 32 in the south. Lows near 4.10 above north and 10.15 south. Snow likely Monday with about .10 inch total precipitation.
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Wake Up BarinG to Go Doan’s Pills Ad
An old Doan’s Pills advertisement promises fast relief from backache headaches and muscular pains from over-exertion and stress. It claims improvement of bladder irritation and mild diuretic effect with a promise of better sleep and long-standing trust over 60 years.
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Baldy Talks On Rising Interest Rates For New Year
The piece explains higher global and domestic rates. England raised its rate from 5 to 7 percent to attract deposits, prompting the Federal Reserve to lift banks borrowings from 4 to 4.5 percent and CDs ceilings by 1/29. Lenders expect impacts to be mitigated through cooperation.
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