Peronist Bid Sparks Crisis in Argentina
In Buenos Aires a divided government faces rising anxiety as Peronist participation in June elections nears. Navy readiness and civilian support shape the political mood while a court ruling and a presidential cabinet meeting influence the campaign course.
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Argentina
Peronist
Front
Navy
Ins
Peron
Jose Maria Guido
Cablal
Alts
United States
Gald Thal
Partiel
Global unions and economic talk surface in Nasser tale
News items report Nasser seeking pan national union talks with Syria allies, a Shrewsbury official sending 23500 to transit authorities, and a Federal District Court ruling that United States antitrust charges against Matos Corp were dropped. Kennedy attends St Patrick's event as manufacturers discuss job forecasts and a proposed $20 billion tax cut to spur growth.
Won't Register Black Student at University
A man reported that a Black applicant was denied registration for the spring quarter at the University of Southern Mississippi. The issue centers on enrollment for the upcoming term beginning next week.
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Jackson
John Wrazier
Sau Tilisi
University of Southern
Pasadena Theft Ring Tied to Local Burglaries
Eight suspects linked to a Pasadena theft roundup faced polygraph tests as investigators pursued a burglary wave. Police identified six adults and two teens in a spree targeting auto parts and racing gear from Blatt's Auto Parts and South Pasadena locations, with several admitting prior break-ins and one confession leading to further arrests.
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Pasadena
Ave
Glia Gang
Pete Ellenal
Emile Howerd
Audkenny Bépan
Blatt
Foothill
Bly
Howard
Ellena
Los Angeles
SP Union Accepts Kennedy Arbitration Plan in Labor Dispute
The Southern Pacific Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks agreed to arbitrate their automation dispute after President Kennedy proposed a three to five member panel. Southern Pacific President D J Russell and Brotherhood Grand President George Hattison confirmed the acceptance, with a neutral arbitrator to be appointed by the president if labor and management cannot agree. The disagreement began September 22, 1958, over a job security agreement.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
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White House
Southern Pacific Presiident
D. J Russell
Brotherhood Grand
George
Hattison
Labor and Management
Southern Pacific
Wirtz Pushes Railroads Unions to Resume Work Rules Talks
Washington reports Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz urged railroads and their on train worker unions to restart negotiations on work rules after talks broke off in Chicago. He said the aim is to settle the dispute without delay and referenced a Supreme Court decision affecting the manpower economy measures.
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Washington
Willard -Wirtz
Talka
Chicago
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Supreme Court
High Court
Wirle Gard
Bar
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High Winds Ravage Dinuba as Storm Lashes town
A violent wind storm swept through Dinuba California tearing roofs from homes downing electrical lines and uprooting trees. Police reported damage across the 6000 population town as the storm moved through and then back again smashing the Dinuba police station amid a Pacific Northwest driven cold front.
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Palice
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Death of Rep Clyde Doyle ends long service in California
Long Beach congressman Clyde Doyle a senior member of the Un American Activities Committee and acting chairman died at his Arlington home. He represented California's 24th District and had a career as a lawyer before elected to Congress in 1944. Survived by wife Lydia two daughters and two grandsons. A special election will be held to select his successor.
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Clyde Doyle
Cairo
Horse
Doyle
Legion
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California
Los Angeles
Un-American ‘Activities, Committee
Francis E. Waltoa
House “Armed 'Services Committee
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Long Beach
Richard Stanton
Rolling Hills
Calif
Clyde Doyle Jr
Final Election Returns From District Results
Final returns show district totals with precincts reported stale figures. Names Cooper O'Briet Gwinn Ter Maats Benedict Davis Ellis Licher appear in district tallies with a total of 5,160 votes noted. The incomplete listing details district 2 and 4 results amid OCR garble.
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Benedict Davis Ellis Licher
Pasadena Voters Elected City Directors in Primary Runoff Tests
Turnout reached 31.43 percent with 16 920 votes cast in 92 precincts as C Bernard Cooper won District 1 and Lloyd Gwinn retained District 2. Runoffs set for Districts 4 and 6 with Grant Changstram facing Kivi Changstram, and Walter Benedict contesting Seat formerly held by C W Linton.
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C. Bernard Cooper
Fromm
Tloyd O. Gwinn
Grant Changstram
Kivi Ke
DE Changstram
Senthks
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Walter Benedict
Doy
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Besse Licter
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Maurice A. Yeager
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Star-News
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Light Showers Forecast for Pasadena Area
Weather forecast predicts light showers in the Pasadena area today with gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Light rain expected this morning, clearing by afternoon, then increasing clouds tomorrow. Today's high expected 4 or 5 degrees below yesterday’s 67. Yesterday morning’s low was 44.
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Pasadena
1500 More Russians Sail From Cuba Report Amid Cuba Tension
In Washington reports indicate 1500 additional Russians are sailing from Cuba with 2206 to be removed soon. About 2000 military personnel may depart today or tomorrow, as officials indicated yesterday amid ongoing Cuba tensions.
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Washington
Archalansia
Cuba
Thieves Take $21,900 Found by Junk Dealer in St Louis
Thomas Pogue, a junk dealer, found $21,900 in a trash box and was robbed by two armed teens who held him up at his home. Pogue’s son in law fired at the suspects, injuring Robert Lawrence, 16, while William Doll, 17, and Lawrence deny taking part. The money belonged to 82-year-old Joseph Kelley who moved recently.
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Thomas Pogue
Pogue
Frank Dominikc
Robert Lawrence
Lawrence
William Doll
Chestar Balz Salt
Jarold Crafton
Joseph Kelley
Kelley
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Crafton
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