Peronists Triumph as Argentina Votes in 1963 Ballot
Voters in 18 provinces turn out briskly in the Peronist wave as they seek to influence the future of Argentina and its role in the Alliance for Progress. Military leaders warned they might intervene if Peronist victory appeared likely, while Frondizi condemned Peronist subversion and urged calm amid tense campaigns.
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Dupulies
Argentina
Ian Is Valp
Peron
Castroites
Vic
Peronists
Frandizi
Fize
Madrid
Justler
Frond
Radvica
Alliance For Progress
Framini
Magnesoas
Peron Bat
Colombians vote for new Congress in coalition era
Colombians cast ballots for a new Congress in a tight election that will shape the future of a coalition government. Some 5.8 million voters chose among 384 House seats and 8 Senate seats, with President Alberto Lleres Camargo set to step down in May. Liberal spokesmen predicted a landslide win for the Liberals amid shifts in the governing system.
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Suuusa
Colombia
Licra
House of Representatives
Senate
Alberto Lleris Camargh
Liberal
Sjeres
Orthorax Liberals
Ship strike effects spread along West Coast ports
On March 1 the Pacific maritime strike spreads to West Coast ports and Hawaii as unions resume full picketing in San Francisco. Sailors Union of the Pacific secretary Morris Weisenberger notes perishable cargo unloading is halted aboard docked ships. Sixteen vessels are at anchor with two more due to arrive, as talks continue after a wage offer was rejected.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Hawai Wil
Morris Weisenberger
Sailors] Union of the Pacific
Ue Paciic Maritime Association
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Macme Conks
Stewards
Marina
President Monroe
Taft
Guest Hurt In Leap In Coast Hotel Fire In Spokane
A hotel fire at Spokane's Halliday hotel injured Gary Moka, 36, of Almira, who broke his left foot leaping from his room as flames trapped guests. The blaze, between the fourth and sixth floors, burned seven hours and damaged all west-side rooms on those floors before being contained.
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Spokane
Aran Frem
Halliday
Gary Moka
Almira
West Haven youths held in hotel vandalism case
Providence AP report says five West Haven youths allegedly caused about 400 in damage to hotel rooms in an incident last night. They will face district court action on malicious damage charges.
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W. Haven Boys
Providence
R. J. March
Reese Ey
Farmovow
Gas Pocket Burns Kills 55 in Pakistan
A gas pocket eruption in East Pakistan's Sylhet district killed 33 people and injured 15 as villagers digging a well were overwhelmed by escaping gas. Reports describe collapsed walls, spilled extinguishers, and chaos at the Crown hotel amid the disaster.
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Pakistan
Vacca
East Pakistan
Sylhet
Basi
Crown Hotel
Bishop Outlines Catholic High School Goals At AOH Breakfast
The Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis cited a diocesan plan for a 1.5 million dollar high school expansion during the annual AOH breakfast at St Charles Hall Bridgeport with about 430 attendees. He described an annual Diocesan Development Fund to enable all interested Catholic students to attend, naming organizers and co chairs. A separate report notes grass fires, including a large blaze on Fern Street and small fires around the city, with fire units responding.
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Hibernians
Bridgeport
St. Charles
Walter W. Cur
Urey
Curtis
Als
Cruholte
Kaps Lawrence JJ
Neary
Inshiros
Even
Terrence
McMullon
Joseph Callahan
Joan Dywy Jer
Charles Slater
Wilson
Palefield
Iron Company 2
Company
Fern Street
Bomb Blast Strikes Philadelphia Temple During Wedding Dance
A homemade bomb hidden in a small box exploded in a foyer of a northwest Philadelphia synagogue during a wedding and dance. About 300 attendees were inside, one person injured, and investigators from the FBI and Philadelphia police began inquiries as officials noted the device was placed near the Chared OK and Rabbi Sidney Greenberg’s office.
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Philadelphia
Temple Star
Chared OK
Abbi Sidney Greenberg
Allen | Og
SRAFTSMEN TO HEAR TALK ON NARCOTICS
Sel. Patrick Carroll of the Fairfield Police department will speak at the meeting of the Bullard Graftsman Tuesday at 8 in Inney Grotle hall. He will discuss the authentic robe. Past presidents of the club will be honored. A committee headed by Joseph Siintek will report on the magician's show at Harding high school Saturday.
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Patrick Carroll
Fairfield Police Department
Bullard
Inney Grotle
Joseph Siintek
Harding High School
Y ‘Taendore Burr
Skiers Injured In Cable Car Crash At French Resort
Twenty skiers were injured when a new mountain cableway car crashed near Clusaz France. Ten escaped unharmed. Police reported the cabin derailed from the main carrying cable while ascending to L Etale La Cosme slopes, with most occupants French or Swiss enthusiasts from Geneva nearby.
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Clusaz
France
Marcin Tay
Almut
Mountaine
AO Font
Statuey
Polier
L'Etale
la Cosme
Geneva
Sabotage Suspected in Alaska Air Crash Flight Loss
An investigation into the Adak Alaska crash of a military plane carrying cargo to South Vietnam focuses on sabotage as a possibility. Officials note radio messages and high altitude conditions but have ruled out sabotage in a separate Travis AFB crash. The missing crew member and uncertain landing details remain under study.
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Agout
Lynatl
Lyvottiui
South Viet Nam
Travis Air Force Base
Tyne
de Man
Dodd backs tariff plan in push for trade program
Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut supports Congress approving President Kennedy's tariff reduction plan as needed for better international trade. He cautions against harming U S industries and jobs, urging a middle path with gradual changes. He also backs pursuing a viable United Nations financing bill to support the organization.
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Washington
March
Thomas Dodd
D-Cani
Congress
Kennedy
Unii
Wedd
Dodd
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Pennsylvania
Jada
Prues Dent
Scay
Connecticut
Diodes
United Nations
Lent
Department store to close in Elm City New Haven
New Haven March 15 AP Shortenberg's second largest department store will close within months. President Nelson J. Miller says the firm will operate at its Howard & Barber store in Berlin, citing economic conditions downtown redevelopment and competition from suburbs as factors.
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New Haven
Shortenberg's
Nelson J. Miller
Teaturer
Howard & Barbers Company
Berlin
Shartenberg's
Eisenhower Returns From Baja Hunting Trip to Desert Home
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower flew into Desert Aire in an executive plane owned by Richfield Oil Corp after a four day hunting and fishing trip in Baja California. Mrs. Eisenhower met him at the landing, joined by Richfield president Charles Jones and attorney Edward Bushyshell. He appeared rested and composed as he stepped off the plane.
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Baja California
Desert Aire Land-Ing
Richfield Oil Corp
Eisenhower
Fisett- Hower
Charles ©. Jones
Richfield
Edward, Bushyshell
Baverlyns
Strong quake causes panic in Italian hill city
A strong earthquake shook a hill city in southeastern Italy today, shattering windows and sparking panic. No serious property damage or injuries were reported. A new law changes allocation for foreign peers operating in Iraq.
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Italy
Arindise
Iuly
APJ
Arias
Iraq
Basehart to Play Richard II at Bard Shakespeare Fest
Basehart will portray Richard II at the American Shakespeare Festival Theater in Steward this summer as part of a season opening June 12. He has appeared in La Strada and Time Limit plus The Brothers Karamazov. Helen Hayes Maurice Evans and Hal Holbrook join the lineup with Evans and Hayes presenting Shakespearean selections and Holbrook as Henry IV in Henry IV Part 7.
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Richard Basehart
Ite
American Shakespeare Festival Theater
Steward
Mr. Basehart
Brothers Karamazov
Helen Hayes
Maurice Evans
Hal Holbrook
The
Me. Evans
Miss Hayes
Kenry
Fiblin of Gaunt
Richard
Mail Robbery Baffles Authorities Across States
First Nations Bank of Mazardville reports a mail sack theft puzzling investigators. The sack traveled from Haeardville toward New Haven with one missing pouch. Postal inspector Edward Lyons says many agents trace leads, the sack correctly addressed, possibly derailed in Berlin after leaving Springfield on a New York train.
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First Nations Bank
Mazardville
Martford
New Haven
Haeardville
Boston
Edward
Lyons
Post Office Department
Springfield
Mass
Berlin
There
Historic ceasefire view sparks Senate split over Algeria
U S senators express divergent takes on the ceasefire with Barry Goldwater warning Algeria could turn communist while Henry M Jackson sees NATO gains from French troop withdrawals. The discussion recalls Kennedy's 1957 push for negotiations to end the Algerian war and shift U S focus to uniting Europe against Communism.
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UW. 5
James Mo
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
North Atlantic
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Trance
FLM
United States
Africa
Foreign Relations Committee
Algeria
Europe
Kennédy
House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
France
Copters Fight Viet Cong in Difficult Mountain Landing
U S helicopters of the 8th Infantry Division and attached air units spearheaded a daytime assault into a Viet Cong stronghold. Casualties were on both sides with no American deaths reported on day one. The operation involved 1,300 government troops, seven helicopter companies, and attempts to trap Viet Cong forces in a valley while contending with rugged terrain and dense jungle.
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Fla
Ath
Viet Long
Sanday
U.5
United States
South Viet Nam
Shooting Probed as Suspect Hunted in Local Dispute
Detectives investigated a shooting that wounded 14 year old Michael Neely at his Washington Avenue home. The victim walked with a bullet in his groin to St Vincent's Hospital where doctors removed the bullet and listed his condition as fair. Suspect William Chontos, 21, of 72 Colorado Avenue, fled after the incident and a pickup alarm was issued.
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Michael Maly
Washington Aveaue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nealy
Andrew Leahy
Alexander Wicek
Neely
William Ghontos
Colorado Avenue
Chontos
Guns of Navarone Tops 10 Best in Film Critics Poll
The Guns of Navarone was named best picture of the year in Film Daily's critics and writers poll. ballots were submitted from coast to coast, the largest since the poll began in 1922. Runners up included The Hustler Breakfast at Tiffany's West Side Story Judgment at Nuremberg The Parent Trap Splendor in the Grass and The Mark.
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New York
Film Daily
Nuremburg
Cambodia Radio Station Jointly Built by U S and China
Bririkay Lebanon March 18 deputy general counsel for the APA former U S official in Agency for International Develop Cambodia said today he has askment to make them available to ad Congress to Investigate what Hardy's subcommittee termed joint construction of a Cambodian radio station by Chinese communists and Americans. Ross, former foreign correspondent and Daily Star columnist in Beirut, said the project combined American aid and Chinese effort in Phnom Penh. He described the station as pro Peiping with mixed ownership and noted American seeks to withdraw support.
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Brikay
Lebanon
APA
U.S
Agency For International Develop Cambodia
Ad Congress
Hardy
Albion Ross
Cambodia
Porter Hardy
D-Ya
House
Farleastern Kingdom
Solon
Washington
Atint
Ross
Agency For Ine
International Cooperation Adm Ainistration
Daily Star
Beirut
Phnom
Penh
Radio
Hig
Armerican
Phnom Penh
Radio Cambouia Ag
Camp India
Washivington
United States
Cam
Jagainst
Leslie Grants
Mandelbaum Gate and historic questions in a quiz
Questions cover Jerusalem Mandelbaum Gate as sole legal entry from Israel to Arab Jerusalem, the Louisiana Purchase as the US first territorial acquisition, and treason defined constitutionally. A garbled end cites a supposed definition of nightmare and a legend etymology from a dubious encyclopedia.
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Jerusalem
Mandelbaum Gate
Isoaer
Arab Jerusalem
Ross cautions on project participation in Beirut appeal
Ross told congress that he had refrained from taking part in the project. Upon arriving in Beirut he sent a similar statement to the appeals board of AID.
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Ross
Beirut
Appeals Board of Aid
Kowalski Attacks Ribicoff Senate Nomination Stand
March 18 Meriden Connecticut Rep. Kowalski denounces Secretary Ribicoff stance on accepting a Senate nomination. Kowalski calls Ribicoff's weekend comments an attempt to evade White House directives and says he would be honored to accept if offered, while Ribicoff defends endorsements and ties candidacy to Kennedy administration policy.
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Meriden
Frank Kowalski
Yeah, Education and Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Democratic Senate
Kowalski
Demnenie
Kowalkes
Ribicoff
Connecticut
Senate
Canneeticut
Dem Itratio
Burglar sentenced to death in Ukraine for state shop thefts
Alexander Kobylyukyn received the death penalty from a court in Nikolayev after breaking into 16 state stores and stealing goods valued at over 27,000 rubles about 30,000 dollars. The ruling was reported by Pravda of the Ukraine, reaching Moscow.
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Moscow
De Gaulle Announces Algerian Truce and Self-Rule Path
De Gaulle outlines three truths behind a cease-fire with Algeria and a future vote for independence. Paris and Algiers suffer widespread disruption as broadcasts and communications falter amid the tense move toward self-government and closer Franco-Algerian cooperation.
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de Gaulle
le Real Credit
Atself
Algeria
France
Algeriz
Paris
Air Force
Algiers
Mrs Nevius 86 Ex Solon Dies on Local Leader
Mrs Nevius 86 ex Solon longtime New Fairfield town clerk 50 years dies after a life in public service. Her husband an insurance man represented the town in sessions 101 and 191. She worked for a state park at Squantz Pond and highway improvements. Survived by daughter Mrs Robert Jennings and grandson Dr Don Igélow. Services at New Fairfield Congregational Church with Rev Alan Hutchinson. Burial Mountainview Cemetery New Fairfield.
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Jie
New Fairfield Tawn
State Park
Nevius
Dasbury
New Fairefield
Robert Jennings
Brook
Donald Igélow
Washington, D.C
New Wairfield Congregational Church
Alan Hutchinson
Mountainview Cemetery
New Pairfield
New Attack Claimed On Key Laos Town Nom Tha
Deputy Premier Gen Shoumi Nosavan alleged uninunist forces led by Red Chinese North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao attacked Nom Tha in northeastern Laos with ongoing fighting. He cited Russian elements backing the communists and warned Nam Tha loss would force a retreat and renewed daytime battles across Laos.
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Vientiane
Laos
Shoumi Nosavan
Nom Tha
Pathet Leo
Phoumi
Nam Tho
Nam Tha
Rayei
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