Guido Must Carry Military On Back to Run Argentina
Jose Maria Guido was sworn in as Argentina president amid military presence and calls of usurper as Frondizi’s downfall sparked fears of civil strife. A second oath followed after military demands including banning Peronists and tightening control of provinces and unions.
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Little Guido
Argentina
Jose Mara Guido
Frondizi
Guido
Senate
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Government House
Arturo Frondizi
Martin Garcia Island
Congress
Nors
Sen
Alfredo Garcia
Juan D. Peron
Peronistas
Peronista
Northampton flags dispute spurs court action
District Court Clerk took under advisement a complaint against eight city councilors and a janitor over the United Nations flag at City Hall after the councilors had it restored following Mayor Puchalski’s removal. Mrs Lotie Corbin sought its removal again.
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Northampton
Mass
Charles Kulikowski
United Nations
Wallace Puchalski
Lottie Corbin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
US and Soviet clash over disarmament treaty enforcement
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva, U S Ambassador Arthur Dean urged verification mechanisms and international inspection. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin pressed to adopt the Soviet draft as the base document. After 12 sessions the talks remained unresolved with limited progress and no accord on work procedures.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Valerian A. Zorin
Dean
Zorin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Joseph Godber
New England Weather Delights Then Dismays With Snow Flurries
Boston reports a record 75 degree spring Friday under bright sun and low humidity. The next day the forecast turned grim with cold air showers and possible snow flurries over higher elevations. Caribou Maine reached 72 degrees Friday before the unsettled pattern emerged.
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Boston
New England
Weather Bureau
Maine
Picketing Ends Missile Site Work Delayed at Atlas Sites
Union picketing ended Friday at Atlas missile sites near Plattsburgh New York but delayed the 120 million project aimed for completion by year end Col Calvin W Fite Jr task force commander at Plattsburgh Air Force Base reported that picketing by the International Union of Office Employers at three sites Chazy Lake Ellenburg and Champlain held up work Nine other missile sites around the base were not affected Some workers refused to pass the pickets an unofficial estimate put those who declined at about 300 while more than 1500 construction workers were employed at the 12 sites
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Here
Air Force
Calvin W. Fite Jr
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
International Union of Office
Bechtel Co
Chazy Lake
Ellenburg
Champlain
Two More Police Face Punishment in Burlington
Burlington Mayor Robert K. Bing announced that two patrolmen face disciplinary action after an inquiry into a scandal ridden police force. A board of inquiry questioned 38 officers about statements from five patrolmen accused of burglary on duty. four offenders are in jail and a fifth awaits trial. One patrolman is suspended for failing to report vital information, while another faces a reprimand for conduct on duty. Bing defended the department, while State's Attorney John Boylan Jr. waits to assess further prosecutions after his own review.
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Burlington
Robert K. Bing
Bing
Department
Vermont
John J. Boylan Jr
Polaris Missile Explosion at Cape Canaveral
A Polaris missile exploded during a test at Cape Canaveral Florida after the range safety officer blew it apart. The burning debris fell in remote palmetto and brush areas as the vehicle, launched from a land pad, sprayed fragments 5000 feet into the sky.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Rutland Abandonment Hearing Probes Worker Protections
ICC hearings on Rutland Railway petition to abandon its 331 mile line opened with attorney Donald Fisher proposing conditions to shield 400 workers from loss of pay if abandonment is approved. Rutland city attorney Richard Sullivan clashed with Atty. Gen. Adams over governor Keyser’s authority to stipulate with rail management.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Rutland Railway
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Rouses Point
N.Y
Rutland
ICC
New York
Clarence Young
Donald Fisher
Railway Labor Executives Board
Richard S. Sullivan
Gov
Keyser
Sullivan
Atty
Charles J. Adams
Adams
Sidney Rog
Coverdale
White named to Supreme Court replacing Whittaker
President Kennedy appointed Byron R. White as associate justice to succeed retiring Charles Evans Whittaker. White, 44, former All-America football player and Rhodes scholar, was deputy attorney general and praised as exceptionally well qualified by the American Bar Association. Senate confirmation expected swiftly.
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Washington
Kennedy Friday
Atty
Byron R. White
Supreme Court
White
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kennedy
University of Colorado
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
England
Yale Law School
Fred M. Vinson
National
Citizens For Kennedyorganization
Denver
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
American Bar Association
High Court
Whittaker
Senate
John Carroll
D-Coro
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Carroll
Instrumented Runway Plans for Bennington Airport
Vermont Aeronautics Board officials say Bennington Airport remains the only suitable site in southwest Vermont for an instrumented runway. The plan includes long range expansion to handle twin engine planes and greater weather usability with 25 percent state aid and 50 percent federal aid.
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Vermont Aeronautics Board
Bennington
Vermont
David Cummings
State Aviation Board
Cummings
VAB
Edward F. Knapp
Rutland
Brattleboro
Kenneth R. Clayton
Union St
Fay, Spofford and Thorndike
Boston
Federal Aviation Agency
Dairy Price Supports Cut by $200 Million
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman cut dairy price supports due to congressional inaction. The move lowers supports from 83 percent of parity to 75 percent, reducing the price for milk solids to 3.11 dollars per hundred pounds and butterfat to 57.2 cents per pound, with an expected income drop of 200 to 250 million dollars for farmers this year.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
House
Senate
Congress
Freman
Weather Outlook Showers and Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Rain and much colder air move in today with showers and a high in the low 40s. Tonight remains chilly with continued unsettled conditions. Sunday may bring more rain as the cool pattern persists. Sunset at 6 16 and sunrise at 5 37.
Ed Fisher pleads with Elizabeth Taylor over divorce rumors
In a dramatic transatlantic call, Ed Fisher urged Elizabeth Taylor to confirm their love, but she refused, fueling reports of an estrangement. Fisher, pale and tired, denied plans to divorce and noted Taylor’s link to Richard Burton amid Rome film work.
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New York
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Liz
Richard Burton
Rome
Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Miss Taylor
Mar
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