Panama ousts Arias as two-man junta seizes control
Panama’s national guard installed a two man military junta led by Col. Jose M. Pinilla and Col. Bolivar Urrutia after ousting President Arnulfo Arias. The coup suspended constitutional guarantees and dissolved the National Assembly. Arias fled to the Panama Canal Zone with his cabinet. The United States condemned the overthrow as Washington cut diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Noli
Associated Press
Panama
National Guard
Arnulfo Arias
National Assembly
Arias
U.s.-Controlled
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Charles W. Adair Jr
Canal Zone
W.P. Leber
Jose M. Pinilla
Bolivar Urrutia
Panamenista
Pinilla
Urrutia
Bolivar Vallarino
Why Wallace Vote Explored by Gallup Team Tour
A Gallup pes team led by George Galup John Davies and Ralph Kaufmann surveyed 16 states across the South Midwest and East to uncover reasons behind Wallace support. Their face to face interviews with voters across walks of life add depth to the national Gallup findings from over 300 localities. The report titled The Why Behind the Wallace Vote runs in The Decatur Daily on Thursday October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
George Galup
John Davies
Ralph Kaufmann
South
Midwest
East
George Wallace
Wallace
the Decatur Daily
Wheeling
West Virginia
Rusk Expresses Concern Over Panama Takeover
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced profound concern over Panama’s military coup that ousted President Arnulfo Arias. The United States warned the coup undermines regional stability and endangered the Panama Canal while keeping diplomatic relations in suspension and Arias safe in the Canal Zone.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Panama
Arnulfo Arias
U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
Peru
Latin America
Rusk
Panamanian National Guard
Panama Canal
Corey T. Oliver
inter-American
State Department
Arias
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
Potosi Mint Building Holds Long Bolivian Heritage
A historic structure in Potosí Bolivia has served as a mint since 1572 preserving colonial era coin production and metal work heritage in the Andean city, reflecting a long standing fiscal and cultural role.
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Potosi
Bolivia
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Vallarino
Omar Torrijos
Maj
Boris Martinez
Chiriqui Province
Torrijos
University of Chicago
Harvard University
Jose Pinilla
Pic
P.V.C
Westgate Shopping Center
Lewis Gulick
Canal ‘Zone
Jim Pettit
Stokes Ford
Stokes -Ford
Decatur
Ala
FORD
First National Bank OF Decatur
James A. Davis
Bayne J. Vaughan
Exec
L. Denton Cole JR
James E. Crow
Asst
Lloyd S. Jones
Joe W. Perrin
Betty Stewart
Joe R. Sims
Thomas Shaw
John A. Caddell
William B. Eyster
A. L. Johnson
E. W. McLeod
Henon W. Pearce
John B. Sewell
John F. Smither, JR
United States Securities
East Moulton
4Th Ave
6Th Ave
11Th St
First National Bank
Pliance
GAS Department
Decatur, Alabama
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