Navy chiefs push Frondizi resignation amid crisis
Top Argentine navy commanders planned to urge President Arturo Frondizi to quit and source say a mediation by Gen. Aramburu failed. Le Prensa echoed navy intentions while it remained unclear if the army and air force backed the move. Frondizi named new ministers as he seeks a coalition cabinet to counter Peronist gains and avert a constitutional seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Pedro Arambura
Juan 1Ero
Frovilizi
Brondizi
National Assembly
Ita
Frohlizi
Prondizi
Frond
Christian Democratic Party
Popular
Yank Defects To Cuba Castro Says
Havana radio reported an American Army sergeant landed a single engine plane at Liberty Airport and sought political asylum. The brief broadcast named Sgt. Bobby J. Gish of Amarillo Texas as the flyer aboard a Piper Comanche who arrived last night. The FAA report noted a pilot identifying as B J Keesee of Albuquerque New Mexico landed at Key West and later planned a flight toward Marathon and beyond, claiming to search for a fishing vessel. In Seoul, Gen Chung Hee Parks seized the presidency from Yun Po-ssi in a military takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Ris
Iar
Havana
Libertad
Bobby J. Gish
Amarillo
Tex
Gish
Federal Aviation Agency
Fight Plan Service
B. J. Keesee
Albuquerque
N. M
Key West
FAA
Keesee
Florida Keys
Marathon
Key ‘West
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
County DA weighs charges after three-truck crash
Crawford County District Attorney Richard Thomas points to a faulty auto accident diagram as he recommends trooper David Miller file a charge of failure to yield the right of way against Olis Kyser. Kyser, 61, was involved in the Route 8 crash that killed Patricia M. Proper of Titusville on March 25. The coroner had already ruled it a weatherway homicide, but the DA says evidence lacks rashness needed for voluntary manslaughter. the trooper will proceed with the yield-charging review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Ruchard Thomas Ett
David
Miller
Olis Kyxor
RE. D. 3
Townville
Kysor
Patricia M. Proper
Titusville
Crane
Ford County
C. M. Some
Proper
Weathway
Fire saves home as Corry crews battle blaze near Lovell Station
A fire at a frame dwelling south of Lovell's Station caused $3,000 in losses but the structure was saved. Corry firefighters led by Wilbur Osburn and local residents responded after an oil fired floor furnace ignited the home while Mr. and Mrs. Brewer worked. Fire crews, aided by water from a nearby stream, brought the fire under control with shell damage but significant interior charring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hremen
Harold Brewer
Lovell
Newell Gates
Osburn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Train misdirection after hospital release lands man in jail
Arthur Jones, 65, recently discharged from Warren State Hospital after a year for alcoholism, spent about $200 social security money and boarded the wrong train to Emporium. He was removed from a Warren to Corry-bound train in Erie and jailed for the night in Corry. Police weigh charging him before an alderman for drunkenness, which could carry a $10 fine or up to 10 days in Erie County jail if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren State Hospital
Emporium
Warren
Arthur Jones
Greenville
Corry
Jones
Warren Borough
State Hospital
Erie County
Si Tratti
Jury Deliberates All Night Bus Driver Innocent
Cole Whgeley Harris, 23, driver of a school bus in which 20 children were killed, was found innocent today of involuntary manslaughter after a jury deliberated all night. The panel of 10 men and two women began at 9 58 p m and verdict came at 7 05 a m. The slender defendant and his family left the courtroom without emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whgeley
Cole
Lari—Uuane Harris
Quay
Wilbur Harms
Fleming, Colo
Harms
Tate
Fierce Fighting Sparks Fear Of Civil War
French troops ring Bab-el-Oued as clashes erode calm in Algiers amid Algeria move to independence. At least 15 soldiers killed, 74 wounded after hours of street fighting. settlers report casualties and rumors of a general uprising. French planes, tanks deployed under De Gaulle orders. continued violence feared to threaten North Africa policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Bab-el-Oued
France
de Gavlle
Jover Bab-el-Oued
U S Defoliation Experiment In Vietnam Faces Setback
Washington reports that the U S defoliation program in South Vietnam to strip jungle leaves has flopped so far though not abandoned. Officials fear heavy jungles shield guerrillas and say the effort may resume with the rainy season. The ARPA backed project dropped chemicals along a 15 mile highway near Saigon and faced criticism from both locals and rivals abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U S
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Advanced Research Project Agency
U.S
Saigon
Red China denounces U.S. aid to South Vietnam in Asia clash
Peiping blasted Washington for increasing aid to the Diem regime and deploying troops and air sorties in South Viet Nam. The broadcast accused the United States of aggression and warned peace-loving nations cannot remain indifferent as more than 4,000 to 7,000 U.S. troops train and support South Vietnamese forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red China
Wday
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Peiping
United States
U.S
China
New China News Agency
People's Daily Observer
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Saigon
Washington
Asia
Africa
Easter
Amerea
Union Official Questions Blue Cross Rate Hike in PA
Bernard Greenberg of the United Steelworkers argues there is no conclusive evidence Blue Cross must raise rates in western Pennsylvania. He notes reserves at $10.83 million, claims costs are being overstated, and cites a 174 percent rise in family plan costs over ten years versus modest inflation. About two thirds of subscribers could be affected by a proposed $2 per month increase for 21-8 Day and Standard plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
United Steelworkers Union
Bernard Greenberg
Greenberg
Standard Hospital
Western Pennsylvania
William H. Ford
Hospital Service Association of Western Pennsylvania
Gov’s Son Nabbed For Speeding In Harrisburg Tale
AP reports Gov Lawrence’s 23 year old son Gerald was arrested for speeding at 65 mph in a 50 mph zone on Route 1 Hampden Two. He surrendered his license for five days, paid fines of 15 dollars, and faces possible suspension after a governor’s highway safety emphasis. McSparran, Republican governor candidate, also cited for speeding on Route 1 in Perry County.
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Harrisburg
Gerald Lawrence
Lawrence
Howe Tn
Hampden
Cumberland Court
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Boy
Collins McSparran
Paul Dipenhafer
Liverpool
McSparran
Perry County
Youle
Lawrence Ees
Wille
Lasalle College
Iid Pt
Gerald
Justice of the Peace Novomi Butterbaugh
Hampden Two
Democratic Atate Committee
Asso
Mat
Umit
Corry Area Joint School Board to hear merged district talks
Corty area directors convene at Corry High for a 5 2 panel with Ernest Oviatt Robert Spencer and Robert Holdson from Brokenstraw Valley and Northwestern Area merged districts. Moderator Paul Meerdink prompts Q and A as Dr John Moho plans more meetings to educate voters about the merger ahead.
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Jointure
Corty Area
Corry Jointure
Corry Ares
Ernest Oviatt
Robert Spencer
Brokenstraw Valley
Robert Holdson
Northwestern Area
Albion
Youngsville Brokenshay
Thomas R. Shupe
Punture
Paul Meerdink
Corry
Shupe
John Moho
Tueday
Concord
Spring Creek
Piremen
Cone
PTA
Conelway School
Columbus
Dean
Mine Fire Contract Bids Near Wilkinsburg
The U S Bureau of Mines said nine firms bid to extinguish a smoldering abandoned coal mine fire near Wilkinsburg. Vollnek and Srl of Gromnsburg submitted the low bid of 44034.85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
U. S) Bureau of Mines
Vollnek and
Srl
Gromnsburg
Two Kane Students Die In Ice Skid On Route 6
AP report from Kane Pennsylvania details a one car crash on U S Route 6 nine miles east of Kane. John Peterson 19 of Penn State Kane died at Kane Community Hospital. William Leone 19 of Clarion State College died instantly. Kenneth Fulmer 17 Kane Area High School senior critically injured. All three residents of Kane. Police say Petersons sports car skidded on ice, veered across road, struck culvert and a tree, throwing the youths from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
McKean County
John Peterson
Penn State
Kane Community Hospital
William Leone
Clarion State College
Kenneth Fulmer
Kane Area
Peterson
Woodman Dies After Concrete Slab Crushes Worker
A 49 year old man, amSLER Pank Wood, was killed when a 2600 pound concrete slab fell on him during water tower dismantling. His son Woodrow Jr freed him with a pulldoor, but the man died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsler, Pank
Woodrow Shepherd
Woodrow Jr
Sparta Boy Hurt By Car
A Sparta area 18 year old boy is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with a fractured left ankle, head lacerations and knee and scalp abrasions after being struck by an auto on Route 89 north of Spartansburg yesterday afternoon. William L. Stranahan, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Stranshan of Spartansburg, was riding a bicycle when he collided with John Bolan, 40, also of Spartansburg. The impact knocked him onto the car's hood and through the windshield. he was rushed to the hospital and admitted. OUTSTANDING MIDSHIPMAN ANNAPOLIS The U S Naval Academy announced John P. Hewitt, a Belle Vernon Pa native and captain of Navy's 1961 football team, will receive the Cooke Memorial Award for promoting team spirit.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Spartansburg
Corry
William L. Stranahan
Lyle Stranshan
R. D
John Bolan
Annapolis
Naval Academy
John P. Hewitt
Belle Verdon
Navy
Cooke
Pine Grosbeaks Eat Buds Menace Christmas Trees
Pine grosbeaks have descended on the area eating top buds from nearly every pine tree, destroying the year’s growth for Christmas trees. The birds, protected by federal law, feed on pine buds and later move down the trunks to eat more. Growers fear thousands of buds and inches of growth lost, with compensation not yet possible.
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Lloyd Meerdink
Earl Cherry
Clare Cupwell
Gor
Canada
Taft
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Castro
Korea
Seoul
South Korea
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Hee Parks
Yun Po-ssin
de Gaulle
Viet Nam
Red
Union
Los Angeles
John Whitehead
Hollywood
Gov
Young Lawrence
McSparren
Umpenhaet
Sparta
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