Anti-Peronist Parly Behin New President
Argentina's anti Peronist parties show signs of rallying behind new president Jose Maria Guido as military rule looms. Guido aims to assemble a cabinet to stabilize post Frondizi crisis while facing opposition from exiled Peronists and labor unions and seeking diplomatic recognition.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Forer Senate
Mary
Arturo Frondizi
Guido
Juanco Peron
Confederation of Labor
Miliary
Peronists
Congress
War Ministry
Guide
Romulo Betancourt
Ven 11
Ezuelan
Washington
Staté “Department
Lincoln White
United States
Red Officials Enter Pleas of Innocent
Washington AP Gus Hall and Benjamin Davis top U S Communist Party officials pleaded innocent to charges of violating the National Security Act of 1950 They were accused of failing to register with the attorney general Bond set at 5000 each McGuire gave 80 days for the government to reply Hall and Davis spoke after the hearing denying the charges and denouncing the prosecution stating they represent the American people Davis called communism a science that will transform capitalist nations into socialist societies
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Washington
Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
U.S
Communist Party
Hall
Davis
Justice Department
USS4 Dist
Matthew F. McGuire
McGuire
House Un-American Activities Committee
Weather totals and rainfall report for Bamie area
Weather summary notes 1962 precipitation through February at 12.13 inches versus 7.03 inches a year earlier. Arkansas reports occasional thunder showers ending at noon. Outlook calls for a cool tonight and tomorrow with fair skies and continued cool conditions.
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Arkansas
U S Objects to Russian Draft Treaty
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States objected to a Soviet draft treaty. Ambassador Artur H. Dean argued no treaty form can be discussed before agreement on core disarmament issues, citing nuclear stockpile elimination, delivery vehicle cuts, verification, and a future arms body. Soviet deputy Valerian Zorin urged treating the draft as a discussion base.
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Geneva
United States
Artur H. Dean
Dean
Jine
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Hal Roach Jr Bankrupt as Assets Fall Short of Debts
Hal Roach Jr the son of famed producer Hal Roach filed for bankruptcy in federal court saying his assets total 39683 dollars while debts reach 1050802 dollars. He lists himself as unemployed motion picture producer with earnings of 2500 dollars last year and 500 this year. Roach Sr now 70 made a fortune producing Harold Lloyd Laurel and Hardy and Our Gang. The Hal Roach Studio in Culver City passed into receivership in 1960.
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Los Angeles
Hal Roach Jr
Roach
Roach Sr
Harold Lloyd
Laurel and Hardy
Hal Roach
Culver City
Bud of TV Series Hauled into Court
Los Angeles AP Billy Gray, who plays Bud on Father Knows Best, pleaded innocent to drunken driving. A jury trial was set for April 23. Judge Robert Dully scheduled April 13 for a preliminary hearing on another charge. Police said a plastic bag containing marijuana seeds was found in Gray's car. he admitted having a few beers and denied any link to the marijuana.
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Los Angeles
Billy Gray
Bud
Robert Dully
Gray
Hi-way Story Brilliance Highlights NBC Biography Special
New York gaps report on U S 1 Ameican Profile reveals a thoughtful hour long NBC showcase tracing a highway from Fort Kent Maine to Key West Florida. The program blends travelogue with history and a vivid musical backdrop plus striking visuals. It praises writer producer Low Manam and notes Sevareid replacing Cronkite on April 29 for CBS.
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New York
U.S. 1
Fort
Kent
Maine
Key West
Fla
Fort McHerry
Low Manam
Eric Sevareid
CBS
Reparty
Douglas Edwards
Sevareid
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
Edwards
Meet the Press
NBC
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Jacqueline Kennedy
Uiercule Poirot
Martin Gabel
ABC
Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Cyril Ritchard
Hermione Gingold
Don’t Cry, You Are Too Pretty in Atlanta Jail Cell
Police found 85 year old Margaret Elizabeth Shuler suspended by a mattress cover in a jail cell after she cried in bed. A prisoner who witnessed her crying reportedly spoke the last words Dont cry you are too pretty to cry. Shuler had been arrested on several infie charges.
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Atlanta
Margaret Elizabeth Shuler
Miss Shuler
Whizzer White Nominated to U S Supreme Court
Byron Whizzer White, former All American halfback and deputy attorney general, was named to the U S Supreme Court by President Kennedy. At 44 he would be the youngest justice if confirmed by the Senate to fill the seat vacated by retiring Justice Whittaker.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Byron BR
Whizzer
White
U.S. Supreme Court
Kennedy
Senate
Charles E. Whittaker
Mike
Manfield
Montana
Ct. M. Dirken
Tinois
Supreme Court
Navy
Vinson
Kenedy
George Meader
R-Mich
House Judiciay Committee
Social Science Foundation
University of Denver
Federal ruling ends aid to segregated schools on federal property
Washington AP reports Secretary Ribicoff announced that starting September 1963 federal aid for school construction and operating costs given to districts serving children on federal property will be cut off for segregated schools. About 20 installations are affected though states and numbers of children are not disclosed. No immediate action before the 1963–64 school year. districts urged to act and Congress urged to legislate.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribboff
House
Ribicoff
Congress
Arkansas laws curb luring tenant farmers, AG says
The attorney general’s office says Arkansas law prohibits luring tenant farmers from owners. Den Horton notes fines from 25 to 300 dollars for inducing laborers or renters to contract with employers before contracts expire. The ruling was sent to C. S. Hemenway, Wheatley justice at the pace.
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Little Rock
Forest Fire Threat Dims After Rain In North Arkansas
North Arkansas saw the forest fire threat ease after overnigh rain, says State Forester Fred Lang. The state endured four dry, windy days with 67 fires burning about 2,872 acres, mainly between the Ozark and Ouachita forests. Rain fell in most areas, excluding Fayetteville, dampening woods and reducing fire danger.
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Little Rock
North Arkansas
Fred Lang
Ozark and
Ouachita
Payetteville
Lang
Fayetteville
Cold Air Pushes Flood Regions Across Midwest and Plains
Cold air moved eastward pushing temperatures down up to 30 degrees, triggering rain and snow. Flooding receded in parts of Nebraska and Iowa as Sioux City faced high water from Floyd and Big Sioux threats. Sandbagging efforts protected Sioux City, while towns like Cherokee and Charles City faced evacuations and emergency declarations amid ongoing river floods.
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Texas
Ohio
Midwest
Sois
Sds
Dakara
Rapid City
Pueblo
Colo
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux City
Little Sioux
Cherokee
Aast
Marshalltown
Cedar River
Charles City
Minnesota
Zumbro Falls
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minn
Minne
Sota
Bellevue
Platte
Missouri
Oraka
Nebraska City
Department Store Sales Are Up in Eighth District
The St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank reports district department store sales rose four percent for the week ended March 2 from the same week a year earlier. Gains included nine percent in St. Louis, five percent in Memphis, and six percent in seven smaller cities, while Louisville and Little Rock fell eight percent. Four-week period district sales were down three percent with all reporting points showing a drop.
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St, Louis
Federal Reserve
St. Louis
Louisville
Little Rock
Memphis
Kor
Local Telephone Office Busy Long Distance Traffic 745000
Hope's central office handled 745000 long distance calls last year serving 14 communities including Ashdown Foreman Murfreesboro Prescott Tom Oklahoma community Wichita and Umpire. The Traffic Department employed 37 operators and 4130+ telephones exist in Hope with growth in business and residence lines.
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Karl Shannon
Western Union
Foster's Family Shoe
South Main
Hope
Ashdown
Blevins
Bodean
DeQueen
Foreman Fulton
Horatiio
Murfreesboro
Prescott
Tom
Okelex
Washington Waterloo
Oklahoma
Foreman
The
Telephone Office
Daphne ‘Levins
Marjorie Butler
Mouly
Go- Ying
Morehan
Our Town Oval
H. L. Mencken
Hell Vole
Negro Attorney Accepts Post in Voter Education Project
Pine Bluff Negro attorney Wiley A Branton said he will become director of the Souther Regional Council’s Voter Education Project. His office will be in Atlanta, yet he will continue to represent Negro plaintiffs in Little Rock school and recreation facilities desegregation cases and plans new action if progress lags.
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Little Rock API
Wiley A. Branton
Souther Regional Council
Atlanta
Branton
Litte Rock
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Plattsburgh missile sites face picket line dispute
At 12 Atlas missile sites around Plattsburgh Air Force Base, about 300 construction workers reportedly refused to cross office employees union picket lines. more than 1,590 workers were at these sites as Bechtel faced union pressure while the Missile Sites Labor Commission urged return to work. A Senate subcommittee said Congress must curb strikes at missile bases.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Liree
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Couneil
International Union of Office
Office
Bechtel Co
Tilenburg
Chazy Lake
Champlain
Washington
Missile Sites Labor Commission
Leo Wallace
Lyn. Mass
Office Union
Air Force
Senate
Cons Acress
Houses Damaged by Brush Fire in Springdale
SPRINGDALE Ark AB reports a brush fire driven by winds damaged two houses severely and slightly damaged five more before firefighters contained it. Kenneth Graham and Gi W Cooper owned the two most seriously damaged homes. Three Duke Springdale Fire Department trucks responded along with the city street sweeper to wet down a path in front of the flames. Cause not determined.
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Springdale
Ark
Lin Cook
Kenneth Graham
Gi. W. Cooper
D Uke
Fier
Fanes
Stay Granted to Little Rock Desegregation Suit Move
A court grants Little Rock extra time to answer a suit filed by Black residents seeking desegregation of city recreational facilities. The original deadline was today and the new response deadline is April 4. The case targets parks pools golf courses and other public amenities.
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Gurdon i. Yuuns
Dry Run May Prove Value of Inspections
International inspectors will visit four U S atomic plants to test the feasibility of international oversight. The Brookhaven graphite and medical research reactors, Argonne boiling water plant, and the Piqua organic coal and moderated power reactor will host the reviews under a US-USSR agreement aimed at proving technical, political, and administrative viability of inspections.
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Washington
U.S
Uty Pun
Brookhaven Nassonal Laboratory
NLY
Argan National Laboratory
Piqua
Ohio
National Atomic Energy Agency
United States
F Marian Clevehind
Stante
Jfune
Beékshaven Graphite Research
Brookhaven Medical
No Gas Hike for Ist Time Since 1958
Arkla Louisiana Gas Co. notified the Public Service Commission that natural gas costs in 1961 were stable enough not to change rates, the first time since 1950. Vice President Lindsey Hatchell said the cost of gas sold to customers rose only fractions of a cent from the prior year, while rate increases in prior years varied and PSC actions trimmed them to a $47 minimum bill in some cases. Cities are appealing the decision to Arkansas Supreme Court, seeking further review of future adjustments linked to production and labor costs.
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Little Hock
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
State Public Service Commission
Eough
Arkla
Lindsey Hatchell
Woh
Che
PSC
Arkanes Supreme Court
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George Harrod
Patrick Massey
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Whizzer White
Associated Press
Mary Anita Laseter
Ovevall
Faubus
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James Hal Stovall
Stevie Stovall
iStevie
James
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Hal Stovall
Duvall Fagan
State Education Department
Stevi
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