U.S. Efforts To Forestall Argentine Oil Seizure
United States and Argentina clash over unilateral contract annulment as Illia campaign stresses legality. Harriman's meeting yields a leaked communique promising sovereign action this week. Oil firms led by Esso Argentina and Standard of New Jersey seek compensation and renegotiation, while state oil agency takeover is contemplated.
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Arturo Frondizi
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Brazil
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Standard of New Jersey
Tennessee Argentina
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Houston, Tex
Pan American Argentina International
Standard of Indiana
Continental Oil
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Marathon Oil
Shell, British-Dutch
Transworld, Kerr-McGee
Tulsa, Okla
Southeastern Drilling Co
Fort Worth
Tex
Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi
Italy
Kennedy
Coal's Future In Electricity
Roanoke, Va AP A. Marling J. Ankeny director of the U S Bureau of Mines says coal’s future lies in electric energy generation as demand for power is expected to double in 10 to 12 years He notes research on a coal fired gas turbine and ionized gas magnetic field power generation as promising developments Banquet speaker Dr Perry E Gresham Bethany College West Virginia asserts American life is highly political now.
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Marling J. Ankeny
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Southern Coal Producers’ Association
Ankeny
Perry E. Gresham
Bethany College
West Virginia
Goulart Urges Latin Unity to Heal Economic Woes
Brazil's President Joao Goulart urged a united Latin American front to solve regional economic problems without U.S. funds. He criticized high import costs and low raw material prices, signaling a shift away from Washington within the Inter-American Economic and Social Council opening. He did not mention the Alliance for Progress or U.S. investment directly.
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Brazil
Joao Goulart
United States
Goulart
Interamerican Economic and Social Council
Alliance For Progress
Blackmail Ring Exposed By Diary
London police reveal a diary and more than 3000 photographs exposing a blackmail operation centered on a brunette known as Julie Molley. The victim, a 24 year old “Baby Doll” who died, used coded adverts to lure men including officers and doctors. Witnesses describe a high society social circle and a diary-led plot that unraveled after her death.
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Julie Molley
Scotland Yard
West End
Julie
Baby Doll
Veto
Italy
Rochdale
England
Veterans Day Observed With Wreaths At Arlington Tomb
President Kennedy led national tribute by placing a red white and blue wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns Arlington amid 5000 mourners. Gen. David M. Shoup warned that peace remains elusive while Armistice Day honors both past dead and living veterans.
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Flanders
France
John McCrae
Casual Use Of Pesticides Sparks Public Health Debate
Kansas City AP reports backyard gardeners seen as major risks from pesticide misuse while experts warn of harm to humans and wildlife. Dr. Hurtig and Dr. White Stevens critique labeling neglect and call for better information and education. Half of pesticide deaths occur in children. yet experts dispute direct links to foods treated with registered pesticides.
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Henry Hurtig
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Robert White-Stevens
The
American Cyanamid Co
Princeton
N.J
American Public Health Association
Foundation
America
Bernard L. Oser
Food and Drug Research Laboratories, Inc
Maspeth
N.Y
Wayland J. Hayes Jr
Atinta
White-Stevens
Japan Blame and Tragedy Across Two Disasters
In Tokyo leftist parties blame the conservative government for a Omuta coal mine explosion and a Yokohama train crash that killed 600 plus. MPs from Socialist and Communist groups call for independent inquiries as Ikeda’s Liberal Democrats push to win big in the November elections.
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Omuta
Kyushu
Yokohama
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal-Democratic Party
Mitsui Mining Co
Murder Ruled In Teen Deaths
Toledo case ruling finds two teens dead in a burned car a murder scene. Edward Lee Mitchell 18 and Mary Caldwell 17 were identified by dental and dental records. Investigators describe a violent struggle and a car fire used to destroy evidence.
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Mary Caldwell
Sheriff's Deputies
West Virginia Sees Weeklong Cooling Trend
The Weather Bureau reports a gradual cooling from Monday night through Saturday in West Virginia. Highs average 57 in the south and 53 in the north with lows near 35 and 30 respectively, about 3 to 4 degrees below normal.
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Weather Bureau
Bank Robber Close Declares Sister Innocent
Carl Close pleaded guilty to a $6336 bank robbery in Roanoke Virginia and received the maximum 25 year sentence but will serve 15 years more with 10 years stacked with other sentences. His sister Betty Lou O Donnell and nephew Vincent Wintill were given six months and a day and one year suspended sentences for concealing a felony and accessories after the fact.
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Roanoke
Carl Close
Close
Williamson Road
Colonial-American National Bank
Ted Dalton
U. S. District Court
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Betty Lou Close O’donnell
Vincent Charles Wintill
Dalton
Committees To Study Poll Tax In Virginia
Two Virginia General Assembly P and E committees in Richmond will review Gov. Harrison's federal election poll tax substitute. The plan keeps the $1.50 state tax, ties federal voting to a residency declaration, and requires a six month pre election filing. Committees are expected to quickly approve.
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Virginia General Assembly
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
P&e
Gov. Harrison
Attorney General's Office
General Assembly
Harrison
Privileges & Elections Groups
Veterans Day remarks and world peace hopes in West Virginia
Vice President Lyndon Johnson issued Veterans Day remarks in Welch West Virginia stressing a persistent cold war but confidence that peace will come. He paid tribute to veterans and laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery.
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