Argentina Crisis Grows as Guido Faces Military Demands
Battles for power surge in Buenos Aires as troops guard the capital amid a clash between President Jose Maria Guido and military leaders who installed him. Peronists barred from politics loom as Interior and Labor ministers hint resignations, while Peronist victors await May elections.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Guida
Expictator Juas Peron
Guido
Artico Prondizi
Rodolfo Mass Unex
Labor
Oscar Gilgeron
Alsa
Murel
General Confederation
Labo
Raul A Penyl
Old School Lot Remains Eyesore in Fourth Ward
City and beautification groups again press owner Jack Moss of Associated Contractors of Conneaut Lake to clear and level the former high school site on West South Street. A contract expected a shopping center start by May 1963, but work has not begun. Mayor Zalzneck will contact Moss as the contractor’s son awaits Army release to start the project.
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Twe
Fourth Ward
West South Street
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Moss
Philip Zalzneck
Conneaut Lake
Corry YMCA Announces Family Marathon Swim
William Cochran, Corry YMCA aquatic activities instructor, announces a family marathon swim running from next Monday through May 31. Each Y member family can enter, with parents reporting lengths swum. tallies are kept on the honor system. The top family by lengths divided by eligible swimmers wins a prize. registration is open at the Corry Y with no entry fee.
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Corry
William Cochran
Ams
Corry Y
Radiation Victims Win Law Suits in Tennessee
Eight Oak Ridge plant workers exposed to high radiation doses in June 1988 won damages totaling 140000 dollars. Attorneys announced individual awards from 9000 to 22000 dollars, far short of the requested 500000 dollars.
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Anoxville
Tenn, Rar
Meh
Corry Library Faces State Aid Hurdle and Higher Local Support
Corry’s public library, amid rising use, needs stronger local funding to qualify for state aid under Pennsylvania Library Code. The state requires $1 per capita or 2 cents per $1,000 of market value, with plans for how funds will be used. The Corry Area School Jointure is the only current public sponsor, and officials urge residents to consider a $1 per year tax starting next year to maintain the library, as budgets tighten.
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Corry Public
Pennsylvania
Corry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Library Association
David MacKenzie
William Hall
MacKenzie
Corryites
Two Drunk Driving Defendants Receive Fines in Erie Court
Judge Samuel Howerts sentenced two defendants in Erie County this morning for drunk driving cases from late March and early April. James L. King, 19, Bear Lake, pleaded guilty for a March 30 arrest, fined 100 dollars, ordered to pay costs, placed on two years probation, and prohibited from driving 18 months. He sparked the first use of the city's new juvenile drinking law at Moose's Restaurant and Bar. Proprietor Elchynski, charged with serving minors, was convicted on a related count and appeals the conviction. Andy Washnock, Cochranton, also fined 100 dollars with costs and placed on one-year probation for an April 4 arrest.
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Samuel Howerts
Erie County Court
James L. King
Bear Lake
King
Moose's
West Main Street
Charles Jelehynski
Corry
Elchynski
Roberts
Andy Washnock
Cochranton
Washnock
Bus layoffs spark debate over rural transit in Vincennes
Ed C. O'Neal, secretary treasurer of Wabash Arrow Coach Lines, explained the firm will discontinue Vincennes three city buses. He noted that even those receiving surplus food at the township trustee office arrive by car, highlighting broader transportation trends affecting the service.
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Vincennes, Ind
Ed. C. O'Neal
Wabash-Arrow Coach Lines
Vincennes
Britain and Soviet clash over testing policy in disarmament talks
In London Prime Minister Macmillan warned the United States may delay tests only if a workable ban on nuclear weapons is agreed at Geneva. In Geneva Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin pressed for a moratorium and a recess, clashing with American stance as diplomats wrangled over schedules for anticipated Pacific tests.
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Haro Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
House of Commons
Macmilla
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Union
Pacific
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
Salvation Army 1961 annual report totals disbursements
Corry Salvation Army presented to the advisory board shows 1961 disbursements totaling 14,882.93. Capt. Richard Bush stated the report covers direct costs, general expenses, personnel, and year end balance. Youth activities reached 12,566 participants. 14,843 adults attended other activities. 105 baskets served 566 people. 1,569 toys to 524 children. 105 meals to transients. 333 clothing distributions. 295 aided.
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Corry Salvation Army
Advisory Board
Richard Bush
Citadel
League of Mercy
Salvation Army guest speaker at Corry advisory board meeting
Major Charles Baker of the Salvation Army Western Pennsylvania Division spoke at the East Washington Street Citadel for the annual advisory board meeting. Ten members attended as Capt. Richard Bush presented the year’s Corry area report and announced new board members Frank Gree and Donald Bogie. Bracken Jr presided in Clarence Wallace's absence with officers named for the next three years.
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Charles Baker
Western ‘Pennsylvania
Salvation Army
Wil
Salvation Army ‘Advisory Board
Washington Street Citadel
Corry
Richard Bush
Mojnr Baker
Frank Gree
Eft
Donald Bogie
Olin Bracken Jr
Capt. Bush
B. G. Bennett
Boaard
Bracken
Ing
Clarence Wallace
A. M. Lite
Clawence Wallace
Lanter Towns
Fest Vier
Ohm Bracken Jr
Segond Ace
Estella Welk
C. Conrad Eh Foe
Sparta Merger Factor in County School Building Plans
A three hour Harrisburg session with local officials, architect, and state advisor highlighted that new classrooms hinge on whether Sparta Merged School joins the Corry merger. Sparta insists on remaining independent, despite losing state aid. Corry officials Thomas Shupe, Dr. John Mohr, Walter Campbell, and state official C. E. Fisk discussed plans for a new Columbus elementary, a new Corry elementary, and a new Corry junior high.
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Harrisburg
Ngain
Sparta
Corry
Worker awarded 500000 in Erie County brain injury case
Robert G. Wolfe, 42, of Hamburg, was struck by a 200 pound beam from a clamshell bucket at a Williamsville construction site in 1958. A State Supreme Court jury awarded $500000 to Wolfe for permanent brain and internal injuries, the largest Erie County personal injury verdict to date against Herbert F. Darling Construction.
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N. x
Erie County
State Supreme Court
Herbert F. Darling
Williamsville
Robert G. Wolfe
Hamburg
Tampa dentist settles suit against Trans World Airways
A Tampa dentist, paralyzed from the waist down after a fall from an airplane, settled a damage suit against Trans World Airways for about $400,000. Dr. Byron G. Wilson alleged the loading ramp moved as he left the aircraft, causing a 10 foot fall that severed his spinal cord, according to doctors.
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Tampa
Run
Trans World Airways
Byron G. Wilson
Bomb Scare Hits New Castle Schools
An Anonymous phone call triggered a bomb scare at New Castle schools yesterday. No bombs were found after searches of all city schools. About 7,800 pupils were evacuated as a precaution but buildings were cleared without incident.
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New Castle
Raymond
Gibb
All City
Fluoridation Voted In At Sharpsville
Sharpsville Borough Council approved fluoridation of the municipally owned water supply by a 3 to 2 vote. The Sharpsville Municipal Authority previously recommended the program unanimously on April 6. Now, the borough must apply to the State Health Department for authorization to install equipment and meet the department's conditions before the plan becomes effective.
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Esharpsville
Sharpsville
Bankers To Feature Corry Industries At May Session
Erie County bankers from about 75 banks will attend the spring session at Corry Country Club on Wednesday May 6. A 4 to 5 p m tour of Corry Jamestown Corp offices on East Columbus Avenue precedes a 6 30 p m dinner and a panel with local industrialists moderated by Charles Bracken Citizens National Bank of Corry. About 15 locals will participate in the panel and displays of made in Corry products will be shown to visiting bankers.
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Corry
Erie County
Erie County Bankers Association
Corry Country Club
Corry Jamestown Corp
East Columbus Avenue
Country Club
Charles Bracken
Citizens National Bank of
Reds Change Command In East Germany
In Berlin, Marshal Ivan 3. Konev is replaced by Col Gen Ivan I Yakubovski as Soviet commander in East Germany. Western officials see the move as restoring pre wall crisis command. relates to Berlin tensions, the East German wall, and U.S. actions including Clay’s impending departure.
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Ivan 3
Koney
Yakuboyad
West Berlin
Wall
Presidentennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
White House
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Konev
Burglars Loot Washington Hub Store for 10000
Police say professional burglars broke two rear door locks at The Hub in downtown Washington and stole clothing valued at about $10,000. The break in occurred yesterday. Authorities are reviewing surveillance and seeking leads.
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Washington
House Okays Record Budget For Peacetime
Washington AP reports the House unanimously approved the nation s largest peacetime military budget totaling 47.8 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The measure, approved 28-0, funds conventional forces and strategic weapons including six Polaris submarines and 200 Minuteman missiles, and is 1.3 billion above last year s appropriation. It would support about 2.69 million active personnel and 1.0035 million reserves, with McNamara given leeway to proceed with planned force reductions and the controversial 70 bomber program alongside radar research funding.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
National Guard Alerts Readiness in Two States
Kansas City scene during Operation Paul Revere as 95 percent of Missouri and Kansas guardsmen report within three hours. Maj. Gen. Browne hails the drill showing two state division can respond in 66 cities to aid in any disaster. A cook and bartender were summoned amid a party of 250 at the Kansas City Country Club.
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Kansas City
National Guard
Missouri
Kansas
Charles Browne Jr
Kansas City Country Club
Unt
Paul Revere
Pentagon
Upiwade
Life Magazine privacy case yields 175000 verdict
The Hill family of Whitemarsh Township Pa won 175000 in a privacy invasion dispute against Life Magazine and Time Inc The jury found Life published an article about the Hills and a photo of their home after a hostage incident involving three convicts The Hills had sought 430000 in damages and sought to shield their privacy in a case tied to True Crime Tales.
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New York
Supreme Court
Life
James J. Hill
Wiluabeth
Whitemarsh Township
Button
Old Greenwich
Conn
Time Inc
Josh Life
Thair Jortin
Yorepo Nages
Motios
Indianapolis
Bac
Offeb
Areal, Sr
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