Argentine revolt fizzles with bloodless end near Azul
Nearly 10,000 loyal troops crushed a 1,200 strong rebel force in Azul after 19 hours of resistance. Rebel chief Manuel Garcia surrendered to Gen. Joaquin Aguilar Pinedo as Gen. Lanusse prepared for his daughter’s wedding. Highways remained closed and rains impeded remaining holdouts.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alejandro Lanusse
Pampa
Azul
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Lanusse
Manuel Alejandro Garcia
Joaquin Aguilar Pinedo
Army
Robert Rimoldi Fraga
Olavarria
Podgorny Rises to No 2 in Soviet Power Structure
AP dispatch notes Nikolai Podgorny moves ahead of Kosygin to become the second strongest figure behind Brezhnev in Moscow. Analysts say Podgorny gains influence, traveling to trouble spots like North Vietnam while Kosygin handles broader policy in Algeria and Morocco.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid N. Brezhnev
Moscow
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Brezhnev
Podgorny
Kosygin
Russia
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Soviet Union
Council of Ministers
North Vietnam
Algeria
Morocco
Mediterranean
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