Argentine Hero Seeks Peace as Frondizi Crisis Persists
Gen. Pedro Aramburu met with army navy and air force leaders in a bid to mediate President Frondizi's crisis. After a three hour predawn session the group offered cautious optimism with promises to continue talks and Aramburu planning a nationwide address.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Aramburu
Frondizi
Aramburu l
National Assembly
Peron
Left Hand Pitch Very Thurman Sees Anguished Calf Swim
Thurman of Mission watched a five hour old Angus calf waddle to a pond and swim across before turning back. The calf, about 60 to 70 feet from shore, returned to land while the mother cow bawled and waited. Thurman stood frozen unsure to act or film.
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Angus
Thurman
Bus Driver Is Innocent In Colorado Tragedy
Duane Harris, 23, driver of a school bus in which 20 children were killed, is found innocent of involuntary manslaughter by a jury that deliberated overnight. Judge Carpenter had limited verdict options to innocent or involuntary manslaughter. The Harms family remained in court and said little after the verdict.
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Greeley
Colo
Duane Harris
Judy
Wilbur Harms
Fleming
Harms
Donald A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Driver Arrested After Crash Near Tulsa
Marion F Harper of Tulsa posted bond in city court on charges of driving while intoxicated after his bus was crushed by a Union Pacific train on Dec 14. Seventeen people, including children, were injured. Harms escaped with a minor head wound. state contends criminal negligence.
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Marion F. Harper
Tulsa
Union Pacific
Here
Harms
Cut Highway Patrol
Fire fatal to six in Charlottesville Virginia
A basement fire swept a three story rooming house in Charlottesville early today killing six residents and possibly a seventh. Firemen recovered six bodies by midmorning and searched for another victim. owner Mrs. A T Hughes and eight residents escaped Civilized withStephen Hughes and Bill Dunn aiding others.
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Charlottesville
A. T. Hughes
Stephen Hughes
Freight Car Derailed Near Lawrence
One car of a Rock Island freight train derailed four miles northwest of Lawrence after a broken wheel casting. The incident did not disrupt traffic due to double tracks in the area.
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Lawrence
Kan
Rock Island
Stolen Liberal Safe Hauled From Beaver River
A safe stolen from the Black Drug Store in Liberal was recovered from the Beaver River 13 miles south of Hooker Oklahoma. Thieves cut a hole in the door and took narcotics and cash totaling $1000 in cash and checks. police found $150 and narcotics left behind.
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Liberal, Kas
Liberal
Beaver River
Hooker
Okla
Couples Urged to Fight Calmly in Marital Disputes
Dr George Bach told a national convention workshop that fighting is natural in marriages and can clarify issues. He advised couples to define stakes with a referee, aim for clarity, and accept that some disputes may end early or last up to 15 rounds.
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Los Angeles
George R. Bach
The
American Orthopsychiatric Association
Dif- Bach
Public Works Plan Urged by Kennedy
President Kennedy aims to persuade Congress to start a multimillion-dollar public works program for unemployment plagued areas. The plan would see the federal government provide 400 to 500 million dollars with states matching most grants, focusing on quick starter projects to be finished within a year.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Doctor Manfred von Linde Freed After Haiti Detention
Dr. Manfred von Linde, a New York plastic surgeon, was released after five days in Haitian custody amid an inquiry into the death of his socialite wife, former Mrs Lucille Rogers. An Alabama born attorney said his client was cleared. A second autopsy found no foul play, though details were not disclosed.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Manfred von Linde
New York
Charles Emmet Jr
Lucille Rogers
Kansas City
von Linde
Wilton
Conn
Cap Haitien
Here
Self Cremation By Mother Superior In Formosa Funeral Pyre
Wu Chen 46 mother superior of a Buddhist convent in the Pesca dores cremated herself on a funeral pyre she built. Police said she left a note indicating she wished to be with Buddha.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wu Chen
Pescadores
Buddha
Manslaughter charge filed in death of 2 year old
County Attorney Dan Myers says Audry Irene Cline 23 will face first degree manslaughter charges for striking Eldon Cline Jr causing head injury that led to his death in a Topeka hospital. Cline pregnant and jailed. the couple recently relocated from Ohio and used the name Holbrook.
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Clay Center
Kas
Dan Myers
Audry Irene Cline
Myers
Eldon Cline Jr
Topeka
Cline
Clines
Ohio
Holbrook
Weather Outlook Turns Colder With Scattered Showers
Mostly cloudy through Sunday with continued mild today then a sharp drop in temperatures tonight and Sunday. Expect scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon through Sunday, a low near 40 tonight and a high in the 40s on Sunday.
Castro Claims U S Pilot Asks For Asylum
A Havana Radio report says an American Army sergeant, Sgt. Bobby J. Gish of Amarillo Texas, landed at Libertad Airport in a Piper Comanche and sought political asylum. FAA records show another pilot, B J Keesee of Albuquerque New Mexico, flew from Marathon and back toward Key West before disappearing.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Libertad
Bobby J. Gish
Amarillo
Tex
Gish
Federal Aviation Agency
Flight Plan Service
B. J. Keesee
Albuquerque
FAA
Keesee
Florida Keys
Marathon
Atlantic
Border Patrol
Kennedy Confident In Freedom's Future
President Kennedy, staying near Palm Springs, plans a courtesy call on former President Eisenhower after touring the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory and addressing a Berkeley Charter Day crowd. He witnessed an Atlas D intercontinental ballistic missile launch at Vandenberg, noting a 26 minute flight and a near miss by eight tenths of a mile.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Freedom
Bing Crosby
Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
University
Berkeley
U.S
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Free World
John H. Glenn Jr
Pacific
I Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Atlas
Eniwetok
Young Beeney Girls to Return to Erie School Monday
Erie judges and sheriff arrange for Verla Sue and Letha Faye Beeney to rejoin classes in Erie Monday while the state home beds delay. The Beeneys, jailed for truancy, keep faith with court aims to enforce school attendance until family reestablishes itself.
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Erie
Verla Sue
Letha Faye Beeney
John Young
Juvenile Court
Erie School Administration
Jerry Sloan
Atchison
Young
Sloan
Kenneth L. Beeney Sr
Beeney
Eric
Verla
Letha
Lela Rehmert
Clear Skies Across Nation With Mild Early Spring Temps
The Associated Press reports mild daytime temperatures under clear skies across much of the country. Showers and thundershowers affected scattered locales with snow in Wyoming and the Dakotas. Three inches fell in Philip and Pierre South Dakota. North Platte Nebraska logged .33 inch rainfall. Overnight lows mostly in 40s and 50s, with 60s in deserts of California Oklahoma Texas and southern Florida. Miami reached 65 with a Friday high of 86.
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Wyoming
South Dakota
Philip and
Pierre
S.D
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
North Platte
Neb
Rockies
Dakotas
Canada
Grand Forks
N.C
California
Texas
Florida
Miami
Trials for over 1000 Cuban rebels set to begin
The Cuban trials of more than 1,000 rebels captured in the invasion are slated to start Thursday. U.S. observers warn the proceedings will be stage managed for propaganda value as exile leaders urge postponement and a potential prisoner exchange is discussed. Scores died and 1,183 were captured in the failed 1961 invasion. George McGovern signals possible food aid plans if distribution via private charities is arranged in Cuba.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Castro
Fifty Attend Fire School Regional Training Event
About 50 visiting firemen gathered at 10 a.m. for the opening of a two day regional fire school at the Memorial Building. Towns represented include Elk Falls Freonia Coffeyville Pratt Thayer Stark Ottawa Wellington Fort Scott Galesburg Erie Blue Mound Iola Humboldt Derby Pittsburg Yates Center Topeka and Salina. Demonstrations are set for tomorrow at City Park starting at 1 30 in the afternoon.
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Memorial Building
Elk Falls
Fredonia
Coffeyville
Pratt
Thayer
Stark
Ottawa
Wellington
Fort Scott
Galesburg
Erie
Blue Mound
Iola
Humboldt
Derby
Pittsburg
Yates Center
Topeka
Salina
Worker Killed as Boom Falls at Elkhar t Oil Well
Kenneth L. Fetterell, 30, died when a boom fell on his head during unloading of a tank from a truck at an oil well 2 1/2 miles south of Elk hart Kansas. A chain broke, causing the accident on Friday.
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Elkhart, Kas
Kenneth L. Fetterell
Elkhart
Cuban Prisoner Trials Set Amid Invasion Fallout
Mrs Campuzanos brother Cuban prisoner trials for 1182 POWs of the April 17 1961 invasion will begin March 29 Fidel Castro announced Dr Eduardo Campuzano a staff physician at Southeast Kansas TB Hospital and refugee narrator says the Cuban Families Committee for Liberation of Prisoners of War Inc appeals for aid and funds to exchange for farm tractors to win release of the prisoners and prevent executions The appeal emphasizes urgent aid and support from Americans and free men worldwide.
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Fidel Castro
Eduardo Campuzano
Southeast Kansas
Cuba
the Tribune
Cuban Families Committee For Liberation of Prisoners of War, Inc
New York
Castro
Senators Press Antipoll Tax Amendment Vote Status
The Senate opened a Saturday session amid efforts to advance the antipoll tax constitutional amendment. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield sought consent for another 9 am session as Dixie forces deliver lengthy speeches while a first vote on bringing the measure forward remained uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Dixie J
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Dixie
John Stennis
James O.eastland
Mississippi
Lister Hill
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
Virginia
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