Argentina labor alliance calls boycott of presidential vote
A coalition of labor groups and leftist parties commanding about 5 million workers ordered followers to abstain from the Sunday elections via blank ballots accusing the government of curbing candidates opposed to former dictator Peron. Peronists are seen as about one third of Argentina’s voters.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentin
National
Popular Front
van Peron
Argentina
Burglar Stranges As He Climbs In Store
A brief British report notes a burglar climbing into a shop as part of a series of cases. Another spy case is expected soon, with coverage centered on London and Washington involving defense topics and British-American cooperation.
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London
British Defense Star
Washington
Freighter Christopher to be sold at auction July 31
The 304 foot 1647 ton freighter Christopher, built in 1939 in Bremen, Germany, will be auctioned on July 31. Reports from Cape Town say British authorities ordered sale to settle nearly 100000, amid espionage and defense concerns tied to American secrets.
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Cape Town
Anoth(ap
Britain
Trense Conrdination
Joseph P
Volved
British Defense Ministrieh
Christopher, Cape Town
Parow
Aliry
Air Ministry
Isim Washington
Cen
Washington
R Tral American Enterprises, SA
Skybolt
United States
Fot Narcane
Bremen
Germany
Baptist Leaders Question JFK Racial Policies In Dallas
In Dallas the Southern Baptist Evangelical Conference hears Dr. H Leo Eddleman challenge President Kennedy's racial motives while Dr Baker James Cauthen criticizes those blocking integration. They warn that racial tension hinders missionary work and could affect international missions. A Southern Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union official cites Birmingham tensions and personal Christian duty in race relations. The conference runs with a city wide visitation program to engage the unchurched.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Baptist
Kennedy
Southern Baptist Evangelical Conference
H. Leo Eddleman
New Orleans
Eddieman
Cauthen
United States
Eddleman
America
Dr. Cauthen
Alma Hunt
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union Office
Bobby
Mississippi counties opened to FBI for voting records
The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered release of voting records in seven Mississippi counties to FBI agents. The ruling reversed a district court order allowing inspection by the FBI of records kept by circuit clerks in Jefferson, Jones, Noxubee, Wilkinson, Marion, Lamar, and Adams counties where circuit clerks act as registrars.
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Ayy Git Nand
Gary
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
FBI
Jefferson, Jones
Noxubee
Wilkinson
Marion
Lamar
Adams
Albany Negro Churches Rebuilt After Fire
Three Negro churches in Albany Georgia will be rebuilt by a local construction firm using three crews. Shady Grove Baptist in Lee County Mount Oliver Baptist and Mount Mary Baptist in Terrell County are set for completion in about four months at roughly thirty thousand dollars each. Funds are being raised by groups including the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and Jackie Robinson with support from Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and the Atlanta Constitution.
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Albany, Ga
Albany
Georgia
B. B. Blaylock
Shady Grove Baptist
Lee County
Mount Oliver
Mount Mary Baptist
Terrell County
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Jackie Robinson
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Atlanta’ Constitution
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Lisbon
Portugal
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Sofia
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Hungary
Thant
Tanos Kudar
Christopher
Tampa, Fla
Christophar
SUN
Jfk
Bill Crawford
Wisconsin
Kmart Appliances
George Hanger
Kmart
Crawford
Helen
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Westernmanto
Slim Jims
Texas
Jj Tii
Jamaicas
Dacron-Ace Specialized
Tate
Stoge
Dacron
Batner
California
Palm Beach
Don Richards
Tom Sawyer
Collegiate
Carnegie
Viking
Pleetway and
Caligata
Val
Abe Jonenqueig
Pasco
Pythagora
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