U S Prompt Uprising in Argentina Shocks Officials
U S officials react to Argentina’s Monday coup led by military leaders opposed to Peronism. Ambassadors reported a worsening crisis as moderates clashed with hardline anticoup factions over economic and political reforms. Caro’s arrest intensified tensions and sparked the seizure of power.
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Argentina
Edward Martin
Washington
U. S
Buenos Aires
Tula
U.S
Juan Peron
Brazil
Carlos Augusto Caro
Caro
Milk Price Increases Seen As Farmers Eye Relief
Dairy officials at a Cleveland meeting forecast a possible 25 to 50 cent per hundredweight rise in basic milk prices with summer costs rising. Farmers may seek drought relief in July, while labor and equipment costs climb. dairy farmers are exiting as beef becomes more profitable. In Charleston milk sells for 87 to 93 cents per gallon and twin packs 91 to 99 cents, with retailers likely to pass costs to consumers.
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Hurricane
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Assn
Cleveland
Charleston
Nixon Talk Bomb Threat Delays Bay City Dinner
A bomb scare disrupted a Bay City Republican dinner at the Winona Hotel where former Vice President Richard Nixon spoke. Police searched the hotel after a call claimed a bomb would detonate at 8 30 p m. no device found and the event proceeded with extra security.
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Bay City
Richard Nixon
Winona
Woman killed near Kopperston in two car wreck
Clara Faye Sheppard twenty one of Hatcher Wyoming County died in a two car collision on U S 52 near Kopperston. Her month old daughter, a passenger, was reported in fair condition. Sheppard was driving a car loaned to her by a local garage.
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Kopperston
Clara Faye Sheppard
Hatcher
Wyoming County
Here
U.S
Switzerland seeks $25 million loan for ILO Geneva HQ
The government asked parliament to approve a $25 million loan to fund the construction of a new headquarters for the International Labor Organization in Geneva.
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Bern
Switzerland
International Labor Organization
ILO
Geneva
Nader warns of dangerous underground gas pipelines
Ralph Nader cited 700000 miles of gasoline oil and natural gas pipelines as a hazard citing thin pipes poor welding shallow burial and corrosion as sources of imminent danger while addressing engineering and safety groups in Washington after the Senate passed a safety bill.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Senate
Federal Power Commission
United States
Viet Forces Hold Ground as Battle Contact Fades
U S forces report no contact with the enemy as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units pull back. In Tuy Hoa sector a 000 man task force searches for the 18B Regiment while U S air power targets fuel depots and enemy concentrations nearby. Earlier clashes yielded near 400 Vietnamese killed as operations continue.
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U. S
Nathan Wale
Tuy Hoa
North Viet Nam
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Phuc Yeo
U.S. Baz
Guam
Pleiku
Central Highlands
South Viet Nam
Chu Phong
Navy
Crop Dusting Plane Kills Boy Near Fouke Arkansas
A 14 year old, Jimmie Dwayne Sims, was fatally struck by a wheel from a low flying crop dusting plane at the Lollipop Ranch on Arkansas 134 near Fouke. The pilot Curtis Myrick of Corpus Christi Texas attempted an emergency landing after wheel damage.
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Ark
Jimmie Dwayne Sims
Arkansas 134
Fouke
Here
Curtis Myrick
Corpus Christi
Tex
Price
Citty
Myrick
Ongania Becomes Provisional Chief in Argentina Crisis
The three man junta selected 52 year old cavalryman Juan Carlos Ongania to lead the revolution after arresting Gen Carlos A Caro and removing Gen Romulo Castro Sanchez. Ongania had resigned as army chief last December amid disputes over lax administration and Communist sensitivity. The country remained calm as the military government took control and rumors spread of arrests.
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Benigno Ignacio Varela
Air Force
Adolfo Teodoro Alvarez
Carlos A. Caro
Romulo Castro Sanchez
Mia
Pistarini
Government House
Junte
Ongania
Argentina
Rusk Seeks Southeast Asian Unity Over Viet Nam Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged SEATO nations to present a united front to Hanoi and Peking to push for a peaceful settlement in Viet Nam. He reviewed the war situation and outlined U.S. initiatives as parallel efforts for a lasting ceasefire.
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Australia
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Seato
Hanoi
Iaid Rusk
Peking
United States
South Viet Nam
Rusk
U.S
Pakistan Receives Ten Million Dollar U S Loan
Washington announced a seventy million dollar package to Pakistan for commodities while long term aid is suspended amid the Kashmir conflict. A tombstone dedication for Charles A Barrack at Jacob Cemetery South Hills is set for 11 am Sunday with Rabbi Samuel Cooper presiding.
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Pakistan
U.s
U. S
Charles A
Chappell Rd
B'nai
India
Jacob Cemetery
South Hills
Samuel
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