Drinking President Ousted In Ecuador Coup
In Quito the military ousted President Carlos Julios Avosemena Manroy amid reports of heavy drinking at a reception. The junta seized key sites, canceled constitutional guarantees and placed the nation under martial rule as exiled leader reportedly left for Panama.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julios Avosemena Manroy
Arosemena
Radio Quilta
Plate
Panama
Bogota
Calombia
Global fraud case nets eight counts in New York
Gerard As Re aid his son and two stock exchange specialists were convicted by a federal jury on eight counts of conspiring to commit stock fraud involving about one million shares of the bankrupt Kwan-Hinck Git Corp. Separately three 11 year old Canoga Park boys were arrested in connection with a plan to derail a Southern Pacifica Coast Daylight project. A San Francisco drug maker withdrew distribution of a stimulant, citing state health board action, and a Hollywood woman asked for DMV license reinstatement after revocation. Cuban exile leader Dr Luis Conte Aguero stated the missing Sail Roy, sunk allegedly by Soviet trawlers in the Caribbean, carried three Mexican fishermen. The Air Force also reported the successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg, described as a routine test.
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Anmertiga Stock Exchange
New York
Prblic
Bankrupd
Kwan-Hinck Git Corp
Canoga Park
Tentay
Norridge Maret
John Sul Jette
Three Boys Hunted in Abandoned Mine Shaft
Rescue teams in Pittsburgh searched an abandoned No 2 mine shaft for three teen boys missing after bicycles were found outside the entrance. About 200 people watched as air packs fed 2,000 feet into the shaft, which had not been fed for 25 years, while rescuers followed rope lines and noted signs of attempted paths and a fired cracker.
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Plttsburgh
Billy Burke
Daniel O'Kane
Bob Abe Hott
Pittsburgh
Castle Shaimnon Coal Co
Castle Shaiimon
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Hays
Burke
O'Kane
Samene
Khrushchev Sends Mac Message Ahead of Ban Talks
In London Khrushchev dispatched a surprise note to Prime Minister Macmillan outlining views on East West relations on the eve of Moscow nuclear test ban talks. The gesture coincided with Averell Harriman's arrival to meet British officials and coordinate Allied policy before heading to Moscow next week.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
W. Averell Iarriman
Girl, 16, Who Ran Away to Marry, Feared Kidnapped
A San Diego girl Anita Lee Schofield, 16, ran away with a 35-year-old man using the alias Mrendhy. Her husband, Richard Bark, 17, a Point Loma High School student, was in juvenile custody as a runaway. They wed in Reno on July 8 after visiting San Francisco and Sacramento, hitchhiking back toward the Bay Area. Authorities pursued an APB for Schofield and the man, while Bark’s father, Harry Bark, authorized police to detain him. The case ties to a missing-person alert and a broader national image of underage marriage and elopement.
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San Diego
Allpoints
Anita Lee Schofield
Mrendhy
Nusband
Richard’ Bark
Point Loma High School
Sonoma County
Harry Bark
Hareheen
San Francisco
Reno
Nev
Justice of the Peace
William Beemer
Bark
Sacramento
Washington
Kennedy
Congressional Teaders
Congress c
House
Charles 4. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Tules
Die in Boat Blast in River Plate Disaster
A fog bound river disaster near Buenos Aires sank the City of Asuncion with at least 40 dead. The 420 aboard included 355 passengers and 63 crew, with at least three Americans reported among them. Survivors described chaotic abandonment as flames spread, several vessels picked up by searchers, and questions regarding overbooking and ticketing aboard the Montevideo to Buenos Aires run.
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Argentina
River Plate
Cindi de
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Sackam — Pa
Peyiat Lettten
Td Edu
Ea Ae
Ciubdad de Asunchan
Montevideo
Col Winn
Glendale Man Held in Slaying of Transient
Glendale police arrested 19 year old Dessie Francis Whitman for fatally beating Wilder McNulty a 62 year old transient. The weapon was allegedly a fist fight behind a San Fernando Rear cafe. Detectives tracked the suspect via bloody footprints. McNulty had been listed as dead with belongings found with a fire victim. Whitman, jobless father of two, claimed self defense after a confrontation over money.
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Dessie Francis Whitman
el Cajon
Wilder McNulty
San Fernando
Whitman
Bolles
McNulty
heNully
Elva
Confident of Happiness Armless Couple Plan Wedding
In Florida Armless groom Rayellette, 23, and his bride Beth, 19, aim to wed after meeting through a church and reading a wedding gift note. The couple, born without legs, emphasize faith and hope, insisting they are not handicapped and that God provides.</s>
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Fla
Martin Ravellette
Joseth Johnson
Ger
Ravellette
Jetter
Aedan
Florida
Associated Press
Gavellette
Rayellette
Beth
California
Klamatt
Johnson
Ore
Budget Cut Restore Cuts Shift Budget in California
Sacramento reports show Senate reviving a 30 million cut from Brown's $114 million追加, returning total to about $3.25 billion. Bills propose differing revenue gains in years two and three, with an initial 147 million first-year gain to offset the cut. Committee hearings set for Monday as lawmakers debate salary raises, campus construction, governor mansion funding, air fleet, tourism office, urban policy, and housing programs.
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Senate
Brown
Virgil O'Sullivan
Williams
Wudgel
Dn Brown
Long Beach State College
Kellogg-Voorhis
Icat Poly
Bovernor
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Adbannister
Countywide school tax sparks testy hearing in Assembly
Superintendent Charles J Haworth told the Ways and Means Committee he opposes a proposed countywide tax to shift costs to wealthier districts. Fred Wiesel argued the plan would unlock funds for higher teacher salaries and better programs. The bill would add 40 million dollars in state aid this year and 20 million in 1961 65, eventually 6 million annually, plus a 27.5 million a year local levy. Committee postponed vote as debate centered on state versus local funding responsibility.
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Charles J. Haworth
Pittsburgh Unified School
Assembly
Ways and Means
Fred Wiesel
San Juan
Sacramento County
Gordon Hr. Winton Jr
Haworth
Kiesel
Whites and Negroes clash in Cambridge Md gun battle
In Cambridge Maryland a running gun battle erupts between whites and Black residents. National Guardsmen are shot at while driving home near a Black section. three white men are wounded earlier. Police arrest five white men. over 400 guardsmen mobilized to keep order.
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UPI
Maryland National Guardsmen
Camsbridge
Noe
Negron Station
Mora
Irena
Corbridge
Lacross
sHolvein
Frank’ Vavolaria
John Busta
Robert Harper
Naighbors
Tavelario
Bugla
Easton
Suha
Maryland
Sholzua Fee
Top Soviet Intelligence Officer Defects to West
A senior Soviet intelligence officer defected to the West and is under close guard in Britain. Officials say he is as important as other postwar defectors and has faced weeks of interrogation in Washington before transfer to British intelligence for continued questioning. The case followed the Moscow Penkovsky trial and prompted a discreet governmental response.
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London
Britain
North America
Penkovsky
Washington
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