Socialist government overthrow in Iraq cited with Arab union ties
Aref and Iraqi military leaders toppled the Baath regime in Baghdad, dissolving the National Guard and taking control via a revolutionary council. The new leadership pledged to honor Arab duties with Syria and the United Arab Republic, while curfews and emplaced security measures shaped a tense early morning transition.
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Ba'ath Socialist Party
Ali Saleh el Saadi
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Jewel Robbers Fail Keystone Kops Style Heist
Mrs Gurian cries out for help during a bold gem robbery at her residence. Bandits seize gems, pursue by doorman, force a taxi ride, and flee after a brief scuffle. Husband is Merrill Lynch executive. Earlier three million gem thefts also collapsed due to a faulty loot car gear shift.
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Rocky Colavito Traded to Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers trade slugger Rocky Colavito to the Kansas City Athletics for second baseman Jerry Lumpe and Erie Pennsylvania pitchers Ed Rakow and Dave Wickersham. Tigers also send reliever Bob Anderson and an unannounced sum of money. Colavito, 30, hit 222 home runs over six seasons, leading the American League in that span. Wickersham posted 12 15 with a 4.08 ERA. Rakow went 9 10 with a 3.98 ERA.
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Erie
Tigers
Bob Anderson
Colavite
Cleveland Indiana
Wickersham
Rakow
Student Sells 50 Misprinted UN Stamps for 10400
A college student in New York sold 50 misprinted United Nations postage stamps for 10 400 after buying 60 for 2 on February 28 1962. Stamps honor UN housing and community facilities but omit key words and shading. Stamp expert Fraenkel calls the error the greatest since a famed Dag Hammarskjold issue.
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Itis
United Nations
Patissie
Julius Stolow
U.N
A. Alexander Fraenkel
Dag Hammarsljold
U.S. Post Office Department
Harrison and Sons of London
Deaths Mrs Louis Ei Prooxther and Mrs J Shambaugh
Obituaries from Prehel Sneek and Titusville report the deaths of Mrs Louis Ei Prooxther at 80, a Pittsburgh native, long resident of French Creek, and Mrs J Blixworth Shambaugh of Titusville at 77, with service details, survivors, and burial plans. Prooxther was active in Abbe reform church groups and local organizations. Shambaugh was a former cookbook and home worker and long-time employee for local families.
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Findley Lake
Wilam
Caloris N. Y
Walter
John Thurn
Pittsburgh
Elsie Thurn
Hilda Mueller
St. Loouis
Spit
Clymer Aday
Tunis Miersina
T Bhe Reformed Church
Jonch Creek Cemetery
Aged Woman Dies After Stove Fire in Renfrew Home
Idonia Graham, 91, of Renfrew, died at Butler Hospital from burns suffered when her clothing ignited on an open stove Saturday. The incident occurred at her home and the aged woman passed away yesterday.
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Idonia Graham
Butler Hospital
Renfrew
Russian Trade Program Failing Amid Global Tension
An excerpt discusses Russia’s trade gains in 1962 with non Communist countries showing 18 percent growth, compared with the United States surge of 3 billion in imports. It cites Khrushchev’s wartime rhetoric on trade and notes neutrals’ waning confidence as Africa’s Ghana Guinea and Mali retreat from communism amid Soviet aid.
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Russia
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Trad
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Guinea
Mali
United Arab Republic
Soviet Cubeinfluence and Arab disappointments in Moscow
A 1960s analysis notes Soviet orbit over the Suex crisis seven years earlier and lists Iraq and other Arab states as disappointments for Moscow. India and other nations seek closer ties to democracies while Russia deepens aid in India UAR Cuba Afghanistan Indonesia, shaping West neutrals with long term loans and strategic leverage.
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India
U.S
Maninc
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Russia
UAR
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Next Mexico Leader Chooses PRI Nomination
Mexico City reports Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, 52, has accepted the presidential nomination of the Institutional Revolutionary party. This move makes him likely to win Mexico’s presidency next year as the PRI maintains long dominance while opposition remains overshadowed.
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Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Instiutional Revolutionary Party
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