Argentine political turmoil as Ongania leads rebel forces
President Guida switches allegiance to rebel Gen. Ongania amid a nationwide crisis. Loyalist generals face removal and surrender orders as Buenos Aires braces for possible bombardment. Military leaders report to a summit within 48 hours while Buenos Aires muzzles air travel and guards close international facilities.
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Onagia
Styeerold
Arme
Guiders
Sadio
Lorio
Labayri
Ongania
Buenos Airés
Guida
Argentina
Huenos Aires
Latin America
Buenos Aires
Chlorine Threat Sparks Evacuation Plans For Natchez Area
Public Health and Public Welfare officials warned of a chlorine disaster risk from a sunken barge near Natchez Mississippi. A 25 by 30 mile danger zone covers Adams Wilkinson and Jefferson counties and parts of Concordia Catahoula and Tensas parishes. 20000 gas masks prepared and evacuation plans considered as Navy salvage crews aim to remove four tanks within one to two days after Oct 1.
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Ay Spakesman
Health Service
Kennedy
Mississippi
Natchez
Thhe
Louisiana
Adams
Wilkinson
Jefferson
Concordia
Catahouta
Tensas
Public
Seaside Beach Erosion Cuts Wide Sand Strip
Army Engineers report erosion along Seaside park reduces beach width from about 125 feet to 35 feet at the bathhouse area. City plans daily bulldozer work next spring to push sand back onto the beach while preserving the overall beach size. Joseph M. Fennell, park director, reported to the Park Commissioners.
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Army Engineers
Joseph M. Fennell
Lsity Park and Recreation
Fennell
Hontal
Park Commissioners
Tedesco
Two Women Arrested In Shoplifting Case
Bridgeport police charged two women after a shoplifting incident at a city restaurant. The scene drew crowds from Times Square, with a car crashing into the dining area and a bartender recounting a chaotic escape as smoke rose from beneath the bar.
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Rosoff
West 43Rd Street
Times Square
New York
Ome Vieira
Vacums
Paul Ronadio
Fort Lee
Vil's
Bridgeport
Restaur
Edward Poll
Shopper's Fair
Boston Ave
The
Bronx
Mike Corte
Beingfield
Ila Tisdale
Smijnee
State Street
Louie Williais
Nash
Times Squire
Sixth Aramit
Sixth Avenue
Bena Way
Rosell’s
Joseph Muldoon
Akime
White House Furnishings Guidebook Sells Out
The White House Historical Association reports the official guidebook sold out its first edition at a quarter million copies with two more printings ordered. Over 212,000 copies have been sold since July 4, priced at $1, profits fund more White House purchases. The book is sold at the White House and Independence Hall Philadelphia and available by mail from the association.
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Washington
White Fouse
Ghailt
Tnday
David KE. Finley
White Mouse Historical Association
White House
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Greek Princess Dies in France at 81
Saint Tropez France Sop ho AP Princess George of Greece formerly Marie Fana parte died today in a clinic near Saint Tropez at age 81 after suffering heart trouble a broken hip six months ago in Athens. She arranged for her eyes to be donated to an eye bank. Her husband Prince George died in 1957.
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Saint Tropez
France
Sopho
Gieorge
Greece
Marie Fanaparte
Athens
Dawghtor
Roland Donapane
Prince George
Insurance plan charges aired at Hartford hearing
A witness for nine mutual insurers testified that a new stock insurance plan for workers compensation was created as a competitive tool to restore business using loss leaders. Herbert Young of Liberty Mutual warned the plan would likely cause unfair competition and discriminatory rates, while revealing possible price differences for similarly situated firms. The hearing before Insurance Commissioner Alfred Prem resumes December 16.
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Wartford
Ince
Herbert Young
Liberty Mutualnsurance
Seale
Alfred X. Prem
Young
Clyde H. Graves
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
Gaitskell Attacks Britain’s Common Market Entry
Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell condemned Britain's terms to join the European Common Market. He warned entry could end the Commonwealth and years of history, arguing the economic case remains unproven and political motives lack solid support. He urged a vision linking Western Europe with the Commonwealth.
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London
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitrxel
Britain
Ghitskell
Prin
Harold Macmillan
Gaitskell
Europe
Commonwealth
AUPTON SCORES NEW FRONTIER IN CONGRESS RACE
Meriden Sept 22 Republican candidate Lupton claims the New Frontier policies cause an economic sag. He campaigns in the city citing rising bankruptcies foreclosures unemployment and business closures under the current administration and argues the promised plowman era has not arrived.
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Meriden
John Mr “Upton
Westen
Congress
Lupton
Eisen-lower
Tax Boosts Scored By GOP Candidate Swambord
The Republican candidate William G B Graham of Nortonford argues Democratic policy harms Connecticut small businesses by rising taxes and burdens on citizens. He cites a 30 percent rise in the business tax and warns consumers may shop in neighboring states as a result. An import duty of seven cents applies to newspaper imports in South Africa.
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GOP
Graham
South
Africa
Welfare fund hire sought by Hartford department
Hartford AP misread budget plan shows State Welfare Department aiming for a 16.1 million increase over two years. Federal aid projected at 11.3 million, total needs 157.41 million vs 141.2 million prior, with net state cost rising modestly and possible 3103 million deficit blamed on legislature. New programs include care for the aged and temporary aid to unemployed parents.
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Hartford
Welffare Department
Bernard Shapiro
Shapiro
Italy
Fard
Ite
Three Officials Freed By Judge Over Meredith Admission
A judge freed three university officials and the board in the Meredith case, ruling they could not block federal orders to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. Justice department officials argued officials failed to act to register Meredith, while Governor Barnett pressed to preserve segregation amid political pressure from Senate and federal courts.
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Rules Committee
Ktroshchev
Pilling
Pillon
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Farcion
Wardon
Red Star
Kovernoy
Univers Les Iq
Accep
Meredith
Mt Ilace
Joren
Havana
Provoca
Barnett
U.S
State College
Joiancs
Mratter
U. S. Supreme Court
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Justice Department
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Isi
Helio
Senate
Sen
John
Stennis
D-Miss
Sne
US Politics
Pereany
Frog B. Smith
Mnthy Dera
Asst
U. S
Burke Marshall
Potia
Mize
Univ
Mississippi
Sth. Iw. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Rosie
Robbery suspect described after store heist
A bandit dressed in work clothes stole 1500 from a store while occupants parked nearby. Described as white, 26 to 30, average build, wearing khaki pants and high work shoes with a locket. A dark mustache and a shave were noted. Investigators Kearsley and Hue led the probe. police locked down the area with a dozen cars for an hour but no arrest. Several suspects matching the description were questioned and released.
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Bandi
Sion
Aqwood
Dels
Alfred Kearsley
Amhuc
Youths face court for vandalism at Paris Ridge Junior High
In Norwalk a 17 year old from Red Seat road and a 16 year old from MF Ketlle road were arraigned after a spree breaking 265 windows causing about 5000 in damage. The 17 year old waived examination and was bound over to Superior Court with a 3000 bond. The other youth, 15 at the time, was turned over to juvenile authorities. Det Alfred McCabe led the investigation begun June 30 with arrests about ten days ago.
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Seps
Paris Ridge Junior High School
Chenie Court
Alfred McCabe
Youth Bureau
William C. McIntosh
Red Seat Road
Supterior Court
Irving Le*sine
Gary Jenurm
MF Ketlle Vroad
Yenile
Kennedy Urges Ohio Democrats to Back Expanded Agenda
President Kennedy told the Ohio Democratic convention that communism has been pushed back over 20 months and urged stronger Democratic majorities to pass housing, wage, education, and medical measures. He highlighted bipartisan gains, praised Ohio Democrats, and warned of a dangerous world requiring U.S. strength, while noting a dinner for about 1100 attendees and a $25 plate.
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Pine
Atwood
Kennedy
Mr. Atwood
Mr. Pet
Ohio
el Michael V. BiSalle
Oho Democrats
Congress
Toanpower
Pasagr
House of Representatives
Executive Branch
Senate
Veterans’ Memorial
Newport
John
Columbus
Norwalker Loses Belongings To Thief
Nicholas Baker of Silvermine avenue reported in Norwalk that a suitcase containing about 3009 in personal belongings was stolen from the front seat of his car while parked overnight. He had returned from Paris on Thursday and left the car unlocked. the thief took clothing, jewelry, and a cigarette case.
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Norwalk
Nicholas Baker
Silvermine Avenue
Fieeway
Baker
Paris
Fearuf
U S Reds Trade Cuba Warnings In Assembly
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko warned in the General Assembly that the Soviet Union could inflict destruction in capitalist countries and urged equal UN representation. He outlined Congo financing, nuclear restraint, disarmament, and Berlin issues while signaling no date for a peace treaty with East Germany.
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Anther
Stevenson
Gromyko
Anyielding
IR. Godber
U.S
Cuba
Forcas
Congo
Tte
Troika
U Thant
General Assembly
United States
Berlin
West Berlin
NATO
East Germany
Refugee Shot by East Germans at Berlin Border
Berlin police report border guards fired on a refugee trying to escape to the West, the man collapsing near barbed wire entanglements as guards pressed him into muddy soil. Eleven other refugees escaped during the night, with two armed guards and a police dog among those who crossed.
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Berlin
East Germany
Polish Union Elects New Officer Slate in Baltimore Convention
The Palisa Roman Catholic union chose new officers and set Cleveland as its 1965 convention site. Joseph T. Pranica of Chicago led first-ballot with 35 percent, defeating incumbent Stanley Turkiewicz who had 251 votes. Kasimir Kozakiewicz placed third, with Vincent Versen reelected secretary-general, and Dr. Thaddeus Jasins elected medic rector.
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Palisa Roman Catholic Union
Cleveland
Joseph T. Pranica
Chicago
Stanley Turkiewicz
Casimir Kozakiewicz
Turkiewice
Vincent Mr. Versen
Thaddeus Jasins
Valarian
Karcz
New Chicago
Stephen Grabowski
Piitsburgh
Worona
Angela Garny
Frank Litwin
Stanley Kusper
Victor R, Iniak
New Britain
Conn
Stanley Ziehs
Alams
Mass
John Tackbowski
Lilian Czersikowski
Newark
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