Argentine economist Alvaro Alsogaray resigns amid government rifts
Economic Minister Alvaro Alsogaray, facing week long pressure, resigned along with his 20 member economic team. Reports said Navy secretary Rear Adm. Kolungia also quit. President Jose Maria Guido으로 to consult with military leaders as crisis deepens. Inflation and cuts to fuel prices sparked standoff between government, business, labor, and armed forces factions.
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Argentina
Alvaro Alsogaray
Adm
Carlos A. Kolungia
Navy
Tells Alsogaray
Jose Maria Guido
Alsogaray
Benjamin Rattenbach
Alsogary
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Dean says Khrushchev may trap West over test ban pledge
U S Ambassador Arthur H. Dean warned at a 17 nation disarmament meeting that Khrushchev could try to lure the West into an unverifiable moratorium on nuclear tests. He argued the Soviet Union has abandoned real talks and does not want a test ban.
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U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Khrushchev
Dean
Soviet Union
Wives Dining On Tax Rules Spark Kennedy Dinner Debate
A St Paul businessman challenged IRS expense rules at hearings on a new law to curb deduction abuses. Henry G Foussard urged that wives at official dinners be allowed to eat on the expense account like the First Lady. He warned against a moral code view driven by tax policy.
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Internal Revenue Service
Henry G. Foussard
St. Paul Area
Chandler
Miller
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Clarence F. McCarthy
Chicago
Illinois’ Manufacturers’ Association
U.N. Money Woes May Force Congo Troop Pullout
United Nations faces possible withdrawal of its Congo force if funding fails. Secretary-General U Thant warned the 130 million dollar Congo debt risks undermining UN effectiveness unless rich members pay. The Soviets and France signaled no payment, while the U S has paid over 114 million of 240 million costs.
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U.N
Congo
U Thant
United Nations
Thant
General Assembly
Katanga
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Congress
Vision Told Him to Shoot James Hoffa
A Washington laborer said a vision told him to shoot Teamsters President James Hoffa and fired pellets from an air pistol in U S District Court. Warren Swanson, identified by U S Marshal Elmer Disspayne, said he did not know Hoffa but claimed the vision prompted the act. Swanson was mauled by marshals and spectators, bruised and taken to a hospital. Hoffa remained on trial for a $1 million conspiracy charge with pellet marks on his back and left arm.
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Washington, D.C
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S District Court
Hoffa
U.S
Elmer Disspayne
Warren Swanson
Washington
Disspayne
Swanson
Marshals and Teamsters Union
Preston Votes Out Off Sale In Minnesota Local Elections
In Minnesota towns voters rejected expanding to an on sale liquor outlet 258 158 in Preston. Keith Gartner won a three year trustee term, while Ely's Dr J P Grahek secured a fifth consecutive two year mayor term. Across multiple towns results show incumbents often retained posts amid a light turnout and mostly routine defeats and re-elections.
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Keith Gartner
Ernest Woelert
Minnesota
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P. Grabek
Lakefield
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Holdingford
J.P. Grahek
Joseph L. Pucel
John M. Lobe
Rudolph G. Horvat
George Bubash
John Semrock
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Virgil Rostvold
George Shock
Roy H. Gram
Bemidji
Kenneth Dunlap
Clifford Norden
Keewatin
Howard Kerry
Gordon Amee
John Kuriatnik
Thelma Connor
Litchfield
William McGee
Fred Berke
Paul H. Ivers
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Recount Goes Before Court Again Monday
The Minnesota recount moves to the State Supreme Court with orders to show cause on transferring records from Albert Lea to Ramsey County. Lt Gov Karl Rolvaag filed the petition after certification as a 142 vote loser to Gov Elmer Andersen.
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Minnesota
State Supreme Court
High Court
Freeborn County
Albert Lea
Ramsey County
Karl Rolvaag
State
Elmer L. Andersen
Richard Kyle
Neil Morton
Andersen
Evan K. Wulff
Andersen Forces
George Farr
Democratic
Election remains top topic at State Capitol after Nov. 6 vote
As the Supreme Court reviews four election questions, plans for recounts hinge on disputed ballots and possible three judge panels. Officials discuss timing from days to months, debating speed versus accuracy while Gov Andersen remains in office pending recount. Officials note secretary of state issues include a 247 page election law compilation and an election judges guide with hundreds of requests.
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Supreme Court
GOF
Freeborn County District Court
Albert Lea
DFL
Ramsey County District Court
St. Paul
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
Gov. Andersen
Secretary of State
Austin Man Lands Iowa Banking VP Post
Richard D. Jones, 42, of Austin Minnesota, with 18 years in banking, was named vice president of Whitney Loan and Trust Co. in Atlantic Iowa. He previously chaired and led Citizens State Bank in Arlington South Carolina and the Union Story Trust and Savings Bank in Ames Iowa.
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Atlantic, Iowa
Richard D. Jones
Austin
Swiss Frogman to Attempt Dive in Deep Ocean Feat
Swiss diver Hannes Keller plans a deeper ocean dive despite the deaths of two companions in a fatal attempt to reach 1000 feet. The latest report notes renewed resolve as he prepares to push limits in open water.
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Long Beach
Calif
Hannes Keller
Explosions Hit 42-Story New York Garment Center
A series of blasts and fire ripped through a 42 story garment building at Broadway and 39th in Times Square area. The blaze forced about 1,000 people to evacuate from floors 20 through 25 while flames climbed to the 40th floor. No injuries were reported as fire crews battled the blaze.
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New York
Garment Manufacturing Center
Broadway
39Th Street
Times Square
Uncertainty clouds Adlai Stevenson's Kennedy role
An AP analysis by Joan M. Hightower examines whether President Kennedy will publicly back Ambassador Adlai Stevenson as UN envoy amid questions about dissent within policy circles. Officials say Stevenson’s fate hinges on Kennedy’s visible support and White House tolerance for disagreement.
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Kennedy
Adlai
Joan M. Hightower
Stevenson
White House
Stevenson says he backed Cuba blockade before decision
U N ambassador Adlai E Stevenson told NBC Today he approved the naval blockade of Cuba at least three days prior to the government action. He denied opposition to the blockade, called a Post article fallacious, and said Kennedy has and will have his views with candor and confidence.
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U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cuba
Stevenson
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Today” Show
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
U.N. Post
United States
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