Argentina Says Rebel Ships Halt
Argentina claims a rebel navy fleet bound for Buenos Aires has ceased operations after Loyalist air and ground strikes knocked out two rebel strongholds. Rebels reportedly retreated toward Puerto Belgrano as government forces advanced, with tensions flaring over the June elections.
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Navy
Jose Manuel Astigueta
Astigueta
Adm
Eladio Vazquez
Vazquez
Juan Peron
Congress
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Montevideo
SUI Violinist Treger to Perform at White House
Iowa City violinist Charles Treger, world renowned for winning the Wieniawski competition, will perform in the East Room of the White House on April 16 for the National Symphony Women's Volunteers. He is an associate professor at the University of Iowa and will also be soloist with the National Symphony Orchestra in six Washington concerts next February.
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Iowa City
Charles Treger
Poland
White House
Washington, D.C
National Symphony
Iowa
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Treger
University of Iowa
Mozart
Henryk Wieniawski
Bartok
SUI
Hillel Foundation
Alben Barkley
Estle Rucker
Gazette
L. W. Ward
Young Columbus VII
Jon Remington
Cedar Rapids
United Air Lines
Municipal
Switzerland
West Germany
Frank A. Remington
Alan
Remington
Salazar Takes On Economy Minister Post
Lisbon Portugal Premier Salazar age 74 temporarily assumes the additional post of economy minister and will handle the duties starting this week.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Salazar
French Coal Settlement Reached After Strike
Paris AP reports a settlement between government coal mines and major unions ending the French coal strike. The accord follows days of negotiations and sets terms for resumed production and worker concessions.
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Paris
Shares Move Up In Heavy Trading
In New York stock prices rose amid relief over a mild Securities and Exchange Commission report on the securities industry. Heavy trading pushed averages toward new yearly highs.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Burton Separated From Sybil Amid Cleopatra Fame
Richard Burton and his wife Sybil have agreed to a legal separation in New York. Divorce is not being pursued, with all financial arrangements settled, according to their attorney Aaron Frosch. Burton remains with Elizabeth Taylor while Sybil Burton travels with their two children Katherine and Jessica.
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Marc Antony
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleopatra
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Frosch
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London
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Jessica
Burton
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Isle of
Ischia
Italian Riviera
Cairo
Negroes Arrested After Registration Sit In
In Greenwood Mississippi a group of marching Negroes refused orders to disperse and 19 were arrested as they were escorted by police into a school bus. A girl in the van proclaimed we will not disperse as they walked two by two to register to vote.
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Greenwood, Miss
Delaware High Court Upholds Public Whipping Practice
The Delaware supreme court ruled that public whipping does not violate cruel and inhuman punishment provisions. The decision in Franklin Cannon's appeal upholds a 20 lash sentence for probation violation, noting 24 crimes in the state carry flogging at a judge’s discretion.
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Dover
Del
Delaware Supreme Court
Franklin Cannon
Delaware
Cannon
Stewart Lynch
Lynch
State Supreme Court
Harold Schmittinger
Supreme Court
Daniel Wolcott
Clarence A. Southerland
Charles Terry
Cold Front Brings Strong Winds and Cold Temperatures
A fast moving cold front swept through Iowa bringing strong winds and sharply colder air. Sibley reported 29 degrees with readings 20 to 30 degrees below the day before. Kenneth Sordrager, near Le Mars, described roof damage to a machine shed and other wind related destruction as the front roared across the state.
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Iowa
Sibley
Kenneth Sordrager
le Mars
Sordrager
Iowa Senate Returns Superintendent Election To Ballot
Iowa lawmakers vote 26 to 24 to restore partisan elections for the state superintendent of public instruction, reversing the 1955 nonpartisan appointment plan and setting a 1964 start for four year terms. Debate centers on small schools and administrative pressure, with supporters citing coach counts and local letters.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Paul Johnston
Board of Public Instruction
Shaff
Iowa Highway Commission
Leroy Getting
Ryanborn
SEC Finds Abuses No Total Taint
Washington AP finds grave abuses in stock sales to unsuspecting investors and unveils a 1600 page SEC report from a $1 million study. It argues for tighter rules and cleaner advice while noting not all staff recommendations are adopted and that overall fraud is not pervasive. Six weeks will bring more chapters on NYSE, market break, mutual funds, and OTC quotes.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William Cary
Congress
Commission
Cary
Senate
House
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Liquor Vote Poll Shifts As Debate Intensifies
In Des Moines the Wallaces Farmer poll shows 23 senators leaning wet and 22 leaning dry with five undecided on liquor by the drink. A strict liquor control bill is expected for discussion as judiciary committee prepares a home rule measure and possible early action next week. Some undecided or damp doubt ballots may tilt the outcome, and opponents seek a carefully crafted bill with provisions on consent and home rule.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
State Senate
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Donald G. Benecke
R - Pocahontas
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