Argentine Voters Back President Amid Large Blank Ballots
Argentina’s provisional government faced a strong showing by reformers in the constituent assembly vote. With about 8 percent of returns, Aramburo's Pueblo Party neared a 112 of 205 seat majority, while roughly 23 percent of ballots were blank as Peron urged blank votes. Despite rain and cold, turnout reached about 74 percent of 9.73 million voters. An anti-government crowd in Buenos Aires cheered reports of blank ballots as police kept order.
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Pedro
Aramuro
Argentina
Constituent Assembly
Atamburo
Radical Pueblo Party
Peron
Venezuela
For Reform
Anti Reform
Jujy
Peronist
Scientist's Bay Bridge Leap Stopped
A 35 year old Richmond father of three perched 250 feet above water on a San Francisco Bay Bridge girder early today. Two tow truck drivers talked him down as his wife pleaded through a police loud speaker. Domestic trouble and a plan to seek psychiatric help were cited. he was identified as Harold Hutchinson, a University of California metallurgist.
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San Francisco
Richmond
San Francisco-Oakland
Harold Hutchinson
University’ of Californian
Mynes
Bute
California Highway Patrol
Hallie Eaton
Tragwae
Hutchinson
Oakland
Wey
Patral
Xerba Buena Island
A-Test Rocket Studied By AEC Researchers In Tonopah
Atomic Energy Commission scientists examined the high altitude rocket test aimed at 80 000 feet over Tonopah, noting it carried scientific instruments and contained no explosives or nuclear material. The test was part of a research project to develop a nuclear powered rocket. No results were released. ABC prepared for the 11th nuclear shot in the summer series dubbed Shasta, scheduled for 4:45 am tomorrow.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Tonopah
AEC
ABC
Shasta
Unions Probe to Continue Hearings on Labor Corruption
Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan said the labor union probe found corruption more widespread than expected and will continue for at least two years. He noted complaints from every state and signaled Detroit Teamsters boss James Hoffa may be subpoenaed as hearings begin in Washington with racketeer John Dieguardi slated to testify.
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Washington
John L. McQletah
D-Ark
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
McClellan
Detroit Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
NewWork City
John John. Dieguardi
Hoffa
New York Council of Teamsters
New Evidence Emerges in Western Airliner Blast Case
Insurance investigator reports new evidence suggesting dynamite may have caused the blast on the Western Airlines jet. A heavily insured passenger died when the plane blew a hole at 10,000 feet over California. Saul F. Binstock, a 62 year old jeweler from Canoga Park, is the linked suspect as FBI and federal probe continue with two flight policies totaling 125,000. An unexploded blasting cap and burned toilet tissue were found in the lavatory after takeoff from Las Vegas.
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FBI
California
EBL
FSI
Saul F. Binstock
Canoga Park
Calif
Binstock
George Air [Force Base
Burbank
Las’ Vegas
Nev
Tlo
Frory
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Orchard Group To Hear Planner In Castro Valley Meeting
Robert Williams of the Alameda County Planning Commission will address Orchard Property Owners Association members tomorrow night. The meeting begins at 7:00 PM in the Castro Valley Community Center, said association president Tack Abram s.
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Castro Valley
Robert Williams
Alameda County Planning Commission
Castro’ Valley “Orchard Property Owners Assn
Castro Valley Community Center
Assn
Tack Abrahms
Billy Graham warns teens over sex obsession in America
In New York Billy Graham declares teenagers the great unused power yet obsessed with sex. He cites jail-time examples, cites leisure time and wealth as delinquency factors, and urges youth to seek God for security and guidance. He emphasizes answers lie in faith as he raises his Bible.
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New York
Billy Graham
America
Graham
Kent
Aif Rpm
Drought Shrivels Northeast Crops Amid Severe Dryness
Drought losses mount across the Northeast with corn and tomatoes stunting and crops withering as water supplies dwindle. Scattered showers were expected but unlikely to relieve farmers, signaling further million dollar damages and higher fruit and vegetable prices. Substantial downpours occurred in Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island, including 4.1 inches at Quonset Point.
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New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Quonset Point
Ashland Lions Set Travel Talk and Film
Ashland Lions Club will hear Carleton Champion III of American Airlines at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Champion will discuss travel and show a color film An American Holiday. Gene Armstrong is program chairman. Meeting at Sparia's Stadium Club, 15008 5th St.
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Ashland Lions Club
Carleton
Champion III
American Airlines
Ray Borba
Gene Armstrong
Sparia's Stadium Club
Scientists Set 4 Odds For Satellite Flight
Washington news notes that two years into the space program the United States faces uncertain odds for launching earth circling satellites. Officials reduced the launch attempts from 12 to six with a four in six success target. IGY officials warn success is not assured given untested equipment and exact sequencing requirements.
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INS
U. S
Trawas
White House
U.S
Western Powers affirm German reunification in Berlin declaration
The Big Three Western Powers and West Germany sign a 12 point policy declaring support for German reunification in freedom as the only solid path to lasting peace in Europe. They warn against disarmament that blocks reunification and say NATO alignment would bring strong guarantees to Russia and East Europe. David K. Bruce says the move signals a desire for amicable Soviet negotiation.
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Berlin
West Germany
Russia
Berli
Heinrich von Brentano
France
Britain
United States
Germany
Europe
NATO
U. S
David K. Bruce
Soviet Union
Start Mail Drive for Funds by Democratic Party
Washington indial. Former President Truman received Charter Sustaining Membership Card Number One from Paul Butler chairman of the Democratic National Committee at the Truman Library in Independence Missouri. Butler announced nationwide sustaining membership invites mailed from Washington and follow up campaigns by state and local committees in fall. Sustaining members contribute a minimum of 10 2 each year.
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Washington
Marty S. Truman
Paul 8. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Independence
Butler
Democratic Party
Leandro Council Skips Fifth Monday Meeting
SAN LEANDRO The city council will not meet tonight because today is the fifth Monday of the month. The council normally meets on all other Mondays, barring emergencies, and will resume on upcoming weeks as scheduled.
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San Leandro
Police Battle Hoodlums In Race Fights
Chicago police arrested 11 youths after south side disorders left about 40 injured. Marilyn Hultquist shot in the foot. officer Willie Hunt 36, cut. crowds fired a motorcycle and two cars. Hoodlums fired and stoned bystanders as park fight spread to other areas. Several hospitalizations for observation, many treated and released.
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Chicago
INS
Marilyn Hultquist
Willie Hunt
Hadeen
Hunt
Calumet Park
California ace wins Bendix Trophy in record flight
Captain Kenneth D. Chandler of Compton California won the Bendix Trophy with a 54 minute 43 second record flight from Chicago to Washington averaging 679.053 mph. Maj. Peter R. Phillips from McKees Rocks Pennsylvania won the Ricks Memorial Trophy with a 4 hour 13 minute transcontinental flight at 838 mph. Both races closed the Air Force Golden Anniversary Air Show at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington.
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Kenneth D. Chandler
Compton
Calif
Chicago
Chandler
Maj
Manuel
Fernandez
California ‘Flier
Air National Guard
Kees Rocks
Fresno
Peter R. Phillips
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
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