Revolts in Argentina Put Down After Violent Clashes
In Rosario and two northern oil towns, retired Peronist officers and civilian supporters tried to storm military bases. The army repelled the attack at Rosario with several killed and hundreds arrested. Rebels briefly seized Tartagal airfield and a police station before troops retook them.
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Plea Issued For Honest Remap Plan
Des Moines reporters note Governor's Reapportionment Action Committee calls for honest reapportionment of the Iowa legislature with one representative per county as a hurdle to fair representation. The panel urges a population based larger house and an area based senate with 10 year cycles and census enforcement.
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Injured Winston Churchill Celebrates 86th Birthday
London reports Churchill rises for lunch on his 86th birthday marking 15 days since a back bone fracture. Doctors say he is improving though depends on how he feels. A 100 pound brandy-soaked cake is cut and likely eaten as remembrances pour in from dignitaries and locals.
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Thank You Gentlemen Soble Tells FBI Agents
New York psychiatrist Dr. Robert Soble 60 held on 75 000 bail facing federal hearing December 20. He and brother Jack Soble 57 are alleged to run separate rings seeking defense secrets for transmission to Russia. Indictment names 18 co conspirators. Soble claimed he never fled under three years of hot surveillance and even stopped his car to let agents catch up.
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Freighter Grounds on Lake Michigan Island
The Liberian freighter Francisco Morazan ran aground on South Manitou Island on Tuesday night and was leaking. Coast guard efforts were hampered by wind and waves while 16 crew members remained aboard, according to the captain speaking by ship-to-shore telephone.
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Seaway Stays Open Longer Amid Mild Weather
Massena, N.Y. AP reports the St. Lawrence Seaway, slated to close Wednesday, will stay open through midnight Thursday due to milder weather and smoother winter conditions.
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Woman Falls in Home Rescued After Six Days
Margaret Hannah, 67, of Atlanta, was rescued after a six day ordeal in her home where she fell and broke her hip while preparing Thanksgiving dinner. She survived with hunger and thirst until a sister and friend forced entry and alerted police.
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U S Ambassador MacArthur II Says Ties With Japan Grow Stronger
In Nagoya, U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II declared on Wednesday that Japan United States relations are stronger than ever, signaling solid allied cooperation and mutual support amid growing regional dynamics.
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Chicago Vote Check Slow as GOP Complains
Chicago election officials resumed the ballot recheck on November 8 results amid GOP complaints about slowness. The state canvassing board plans to meet next week to finalize official totals with Kennedy ahead of Nixon by 8 849 votes for Illinois 27 electoral votes.
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Bid To Lift 2 Satellites Proves and CAPE CANAVERAL AP
A two stage Able Star rocket lifted from Cape Canaveral carrying the navy Transit II-A navigation satellite and a 20 inch solar radiation measuring hitchhiker. Both payloads aimed for 500 mile orbits and separation was to be confirmed about two hours later. The mission updated June designs to provide ships planes and submarines with precise position fixes in varied weather.
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Ruling by 3 Judges Orders Integration in Louisiana
In New Orleans, three federal judges void state barriers to school integration and halt interference by Louisiana officials. The ruling states interposition has no constitutional basis and bars actions by Gov. Davis and state leaders to delay or end integration, while noting ongoing protests outside a white minister's home.
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Lumumba Getaway Reported Successful Escape
Patrice Lumumba, fugitive ex premier, reportedly reached friendly territory about 400 miles east of Leopoldville. Sources say he may abandon Stanleyville plans and head toward Lulua bourg, Kasai province, widening the gap from Col Mo butu's reach.
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Albania Leader Chastises Communists Over Peace Policy
Chinese officials highlighted an Albanian leader’s speech condemning Communists who bend to imperialism and seek peace by begging, arguing it preserves capitalist influence and weakens anti imperialist struggle.
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