Argentine Army Chief Arrest Sparks Political Tension
The Argentine Army High Command fired and arrested Lt Gen Pascual A Pistarini over an unauthorized political meeting at Gen Carlos A Caro’s home. President Illia called an emergency cabinet session as authorities sought to quell fears of a looming military revolt.
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Arturo U. Illia
Army
Pascual A. Pistarini
Carlos Augusto Caro
Tilia
Navy
Air Force
Pistarini
Caro
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
John Norton
Chicago Union Boss' Auto Blown Apart
Details describe a bomb blast targeting a union leader, with ties to Abata and DUOC over bargaining rights for 6,000 Yellow and Checker Cab drivers. Other sections report Peronist deputies, military actions in Argentina, and a Hollywood tribute plan for Ed Wynn.
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Chicago Union
Auto
Abata
Democratic Union Organizing Committee
DUOC
Glimco
Teamsters Local 777
Vatican Birth Control Commission Endorses Pill As Regulator
The Vatican birth control commission reported it favors a qualified endorsement of the oral contraceptive pill to regulate the menstrual cycle within the rhythm system. The panel’s 15 cardinals and bishops prepared to present findings to Pope Paul VI, with mixed views on broader liberalization. Lay experts reportedly seek wider access. agreement centers on using the pill to make rhythm safer, not as a substitute for contraception.
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Birth Control Commission
Vatican
Nevada Test Site workers end week-long strike agreement
Nurses and first aid workers for Rey nolds Electrical and Engineering Co. at the Nevada Test Site return to work after a week on strike. A spokesman for the Federal Mediation Board says the two-year contract is now in place with the company.
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Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Co
Nevada Test Site
Federal Mediations Board
North Viet Regiment Flees As U S Forces Press Advance
U S forces press the jungle campaign in Vietnam as a North Vietnamese regiment withdraws from a coastal mountain front 250 miles northeast of Saigon. American commanders reinforce airborne units with a Marine battalion totaling 1200 to 1500 men during Operation Nathan Hale as the ninth day of the mammoth drive continues with light sporadic contact.
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Saigon
1St Infantry Division
Binh Long Province
Trial resumes for Klan members under Civil Rights law
Indictments against six men were revived by the U S Supreme Court after a prior dismissal. The case centers on Lackey's confession as the federal trial looms while Bootle urged a fair trial for both sides amid legal maneuvers.
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Athens
Bootle
Lackey
Graham Says Churches Are Long Faced
Billy Graham denounced long faced religion in London churches addressing about 23 500 people. He linked sexual pleasure to regret and warned the bubble will burst citing Solomon as an example. Crusade costs were discussed with 840 000 total and 2 10 per attendee. 1 150 prepared to make decisions for Christ.
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London
UPI
Billy Graham
Christ
Surveyor meets power loss as sun returns to the moon
NASA JPL scientists plan to thaw Surveyor after the moon’s sunrise on Wednesday. They will wait several days to decide whether to move solar panels or wait for sun alignment to recharge the battery, hoping for a successful reactivation of the lunar lander.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Surveyor
America
Court ruling frees Whitmore on murder charge in confessions case
New York Assistant District Attorney Aaron Koota reluctantly dropped a first degree murder count against George W. Whitmore Jr. after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on interrogations. Whitmore, serving 5 to 19 years for attempted rape, had been linked to three killings and an attack, but police confessions he recanted formed the key evidence.
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UPI
Asst
Aaron E. Koota
U. S. Supreme Court
George W. Whitmore I Jr
Koota
Edmonds
State Supreme Court
Hyman Barshay
Ing
U.S. Supreme Court
Whitmore
Lawsuit Alleges Philadelphia Officials Failed to Protect Civil Rights Marchers
The Justice Department sues Philadelphia Mississippi officials in U S District Court Jackson alleging failure to provide protection for Civil Rights Marchers amid June 21 clashes. Mayor Clayton Lewis Police Chief Bruce Katimer and the Board of Aldermen named with claims of assault harassment and inadequate police action.
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UPI
Justice Department
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Miss
U. S. District Court
Jackson
City of
Clayton Lewis
Bruce Katimer
Board of Aldermen
France May Begin Hydrogen Bomb Trigger Tests Next Weekend
Paris sources say France plans to start testing the atomic trigger for its hydrogen bomb in a three part series beginning next weekend. A final warning to aviation and shipping to keep clear of the Pacific Nuclear Testing Grounds would follow within 24 hours. The first device would be exploded days after the warning.
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Paris
UPI
France
Pacific
Illia summons cabinet as Argentina crisis deepens
President Arturo U. Illia convened his cabinet in Buenos Aires in a late night emergency meeting amid a month-long political crisis. Troops at three Buenos Aires bases were reportedly ordered confined to barracks as tensions rose.
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UPS
Arturo U. Illia
Illia
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