Plot In Argentina Smashed Over Anti Election Plot
The Argentine government says an army faction of anti-Peronists planned to disrupt elections next June and arrest eight alleged conspirators. Retired Gen. Benjamin Menendez, 78, named as leader, favored ousting President Guido and installing a military strongman. Authorities gave few details on how the plot was uncovered.
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Benjamin Menendez
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Jose Maria Guido
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Mariano Grondona
Kennedy, advisers confer at Cape Cod on Cuban crisis
President Kennedy and a National Security Council group meet at his Hyannis Port home to review the Cuban crisis over coffee. Budget Director David Bell arrives for talks on next year’s federal spending, as plans for a possible U N statement and dialogue with Moscow unfold.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
David Bell
Nantucket Sound
Otis Air Force Base
Here
Cape Cod
Hyannis
Kennedy Home
Hyannis Port
United Air Lines Plane Crashes Near Baltimore
A United Air Lines four engine Viscount turboprop with 13 aboard crashed and burned near Homestead Maryland about 10 miles west of Baltimore. Police reported no survivors. Flight 27 from Newark to Atlanta with a stop in Washington carried four crew and nine passengers including one infant.
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Ellicott City
United Air Lines
United
Washington
D. C
Homestead
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Indians Rush Troops In As Nation Waits
New Delhi reports fresh Indian troops rushed to the Himalayas during a nine day cease-fire stalemate as China plans a pullback. Nehru warns of a long war and urges sacrifice while India weighs a lost Ladakh stake and potential renewed fighting.
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Henry S. Bradsher
New Delhi
India
Himalayas
Red China
Nehru
Peking
Ladakh
China
Red Cross
Three U S Missionaries Trek Toward Red Lines in India
Three American missionaries defy government advice and trek across the Brahmaputra from Gauhati toward Tezpur to reach their hospital amid the Red Chinese cease-fire tension. The consulate names Donald Loss Joseph Schoonmaker and J Warren Johnson and notes evacuees already moved to Calcutta with others awaiting transport.
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Calcutta
India
U. S
Baptist Christian
Tezpur
Donald Loss
Joseph Schoonmaker
J. Warren Johnson
Gauhati
Assam
Stolen Bonsai Tree Worth 2000 Trolls Brooklyn Garden
A 45 year old dwarfed Japanese white pine bonsai tree valued at 2000 was stolen from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden two months ago. Garden officials kept the loss secret to survey 200 Bonsai experts and students. The tree weighed about 50 pounds in its ceramic pot and was one of the three or four finest in the outdoor nursery.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
George S. Avery
AEC predicts cheaper electricity from nuclear power before 1990
The U S Atomic Energy Commission reports possible electricity savings of over 2 billion annually by 1990 and up to 30 billion by 2000. It outlines a 1964 plan to build seven to eight prototype reactors and a shift toward converter and breeder reactor tech to expand fuel efficiency.
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Washington
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Kennedy
Adenauer Warns West Must Stay Alert on Berlin
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged the West not to lower its guard despite Khrushchev’s Cuba withdrawal. He said West German troops would defend Berlin if the Soviet Union used force, promising firm resistance and signaling optimism for a temporary lull in Berlin tensions.
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AEC
John Fiehn
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democrats
Deutschland Hall
West Berlin
West
Britain
United States
India
U S Soviet Cuba Declaration Discussed at UN
United States and Soviet Union consider a joint declaration to end the Cuban crisis. U.S. negotiators oppose discussing withdrawal from Guantanamo Bay, aligning with Fidel Castro's five points for regime security. The proposal envisions UN led verification of any Soviet weapon withdrawal with talks including U Thant.
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United States
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
Butner Warehouse Fire Damages Produce Storage Facility
A raging blaze destroyed a cold storage warehouse in Butner North Carolina causing losses over 200000 dollars. One man was injured and officials estimate replacing the WWII era frame at about 750000 dollars. The building served butner state hospital and murdock school. Captain Clarence H. Walton was identified as the injured person.
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Butner
N.C
Butner State Hospital
Murdock School
L. I P. Perkinson
J. T. Whitfield
Durham Fire Department
Clarence H. Walton
Dur
Portuguese Air Crash Kills 18 in Atlantic Flight
An iris transport plane exploded and crashed minutes after takeoff from Saint Thomas Island killing 18 of 32 aboard. Five Lisbon showgirls among the dead. 14 survivors hospitalized. The flight was en route from Angola to Lisbon with a refueling stop at Saint Thomas.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Saint Thomas Island
Lusitania
Angola
Saint Thomas
Atlantic
Portuguese Guinea
Sherman Macedo
Boca Boa Entrada
Casada
Praia
Italy bans preludin amid birth defect probe in Britain
An Italian health ban targets preludin and other suspected birth-defect drugs after a British Medical Journal report tied preludin to deformed babies. The British College of General Practitioners warned some medicines may cause abnormalities, while officials stressed evidence remains inconclusive.
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Milton Marmor
London
Italy
British Medical Journal
British College of General Practitioners
Canada
American Medical Association
United States
Frank Lyman
Geigy ‘Pharmaceuticals
New York
Lyman
Geigy
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South Carolina
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Moscow
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
John J. McCloy
U.S. Cuban Coordinating Committee
Stevenson
Dean Rusk
George Ball
Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McGeorge Bundy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Bulletin
Chi
Lake Spanggua
So‘dia
U. N
U Thant
U.N
Lee Warehouse
British Conduct Probe
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