Military revolt rumor shakes Frondizi government in Argentina
AP reports President Frondizi faces a revolutionary plot as Cordoba garrison leaders and dissident officers oppose his policies. Police sweep Buenos Aires for top generals while reports link Cordoba, Campo de Mayo, and Salta troops to possible insurrection.
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Indian Artist Acee Blue Eagle Dies at 49
Acee Blue Eagle a renowned Creek Pawnee artist from Oklahoma died in a Veterans Administration hospital in Muskogee from a liver infection at age 49. He taught at Oklahoma State University Technical Training School in Okmulgee and his work was exhibited nationwide and internationally earning many awards including 1958 outstanding Indian in the United States by the American Indian Exposition at Anadarko.
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Okmulgee
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Do-Si-Do Club Set Bail at Santa Fe Park
News briefs cover local events from a Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club meeting at Santa Fe Park to Baker University honor roll for Braden Irwin and Rubow, plus a Korean War era cache claim and riots in Durban with three dead and 30 injured after beer regulations sparked unrest.
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Roy G. Braden
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Charles Rubow
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FE. Main
Baker University
Braden
Irwin
Rubow
Durban
South Africa
Cato Manor
Chesterville
Macmillan Eyes Western Summit If Talks Fail in Geneva
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ready to fly to Washington or Paris for a Western summit with Eisenhower de Gaulle and possibly Adenauer to map the next Soviet negotiation move if foreign ministers gain no breakthrough in Geneva. Dublin tally shows Eamon de Valera narrowly equal to Sean MacEntee amid rejection of proportional representation. An Irish count set de Valera at 38 058 to 417 482 for MacEntee. In another item two children unearthed an underground cache of U S Army ammunition sufficient for a three day infantry regiment.
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Washington
Paris
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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West Germany
Soviet Union
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Ireland
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Shoul
Goodyear Plant Workers Ratify Topeka Local Contract
United Rubber Workers members at Goodyear Topeka plant ratified a local supplement to the national contract by 285 to 13. A three day shutdown last week followed a dispute over local provisions before workers returned to work Sunday night after negotiators reached an agreement.
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United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Carlson Named to Canadian American Parliamentary Conference
Sen Frank Carlson is among 12 senators selected for a conference in Ottawa this month. Vice President Nixon named the delegation to meet Canadian legislators on June 25 98 to discuss mutual legislative problems.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Ottawa
Nixon
Champions Vie For AAU Honor
Olympic champions and seven world record holders race with 440 others at the National AAU track and field championships in Boulder. Top finishers gain international bids for a Pan American Games berth, European tours, and world meet selections. Finals include the 100, 110 high hurdles, 400 hurdles, 10,000, jumps, and throws.
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Chicago
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Ray Norton
Bobby Poynter
San Jose State
Billy Woodhouse
Abilene (Tex
Lutherans Elect Behnken to Ninth Consecutive Term
SAN FRANCISCO The Rev John W Behnken DD of St Louis was elected to his ninth consecutive term as president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod The church body has 160 congregations in Kansas A 30000000 program of plant expansion over six years on ministerial and teacher training campuses was proposed.
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John W. Behnken
St. Louis
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Kansas
General Rich Named Point Commandant
The Army named Brig. Gen. W. G Rich commandant of cadets at West Point effective Sept 1. He currently serves as assistant commandant of the 101st Airborne Division at Ft Campbell Ky. Brig Gen John L Throckmorton moves to 101st Airborne in the exchange of assignments.
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Army
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West Point
Rich
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
John Schalker
Leavenworth
Kan
John L. Throckmorton
101St Airborne
Curtain Down on Barrymore Dynasty as Ethel Barrymore Dies
Ethel Barrymore dies in Beverly Hills at nearly 80 after a long illness. She leaves a landmark acting legacy across stage film radio and television as the last survivor of the Barrymore trio once led by brothers John and Lionel. The Hollywood and New York arts worlds mourn with lights dimmed.
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Calif
Ethel Barrymore
Beverly Hills
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Calvary Cemetery
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Lionel
Barrymores
Ethel
New York
Ethel Barrymore Theater
Judith Anderson
Hargis Votes No On Foreign Aid
Missouri and Kansas House members split as the House passed the foreign aid authorization bill. The Missouri delegation voted against the measure while Kansas members divided, reflecting a close partisan stance on aid.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
House
Missouri and Kansas Vote Split on Bill Amid No Party Solidarity
In a mixed roll call six Missouri Democrats voted yes Frank M Karsten Leonor Sullivan William Randall Richard Bolling A S J Carnahan and Paul C Jones while four Democrats W R Hull Jr Charles H Brown Clarence Cannon and Morgan M Moulder and Missouri Republican Thomas B Curtis voted no Two Kansas Democrats Floyd Breeding Newell A George joined one Republican William H Avery among yes votes Republicans Edward H Rees and Wint Smith and Democrat Denver Harris voted no.
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Missouri
Frank M. Karsten
Leonor Sullivan
William Randall
Richard Bolling
A. S. J. Carnahan
Paul C. Jones
W. R. Hull Jr
Charles H. Brown
Clarence Cannon
Morgan M. Moulder
Thomas B. Curtis
Floyd Breeding
Newell A. George
William H. Avery
Edward H. Rees
Wint Smith
Denver Haris
Driver Escapes Injury In 400-Foot Skid On Turnpike
Kansas Highway Patrol reports a 400 foot skid and overturn on the Kansas Turnpike near the El Dorado interchange. The sole occupant, 65 year old Gerald M. Deen of Perry Oklahoma, escaped injury after braking abruptly at 65 mph on a wet road.
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Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas Turnpike
Gerald M. Deen
Perry
Okla
Deen
el Dorado Interchange
Soldier killed as Intruders clash near DMZ in Korea
An AP report says a South Korean soldier died and six were wounded in a gun battle with three unidentified intruders about 12 miles south of the DMZ. The incident involved U.N. command forces.
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Seoul
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South Korea
U.N
Infiltrators From North Korea Supposedly Killed
The intruders were killed and two others captured. The Tribune notes the presumed source as Communist North Korea and mentions a carrier weekly rate of 35 cents.
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North Korea
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