Argentine Army Chief Arrest Prompts Crisis Fears
The Argentine Army High Command fired and arrested Lt Gen Pascual A Pistarini leader of the 2nd Army for unauthorized political activity. President Illia urged cabinet unity as the crisis deepened with Peronist deputies present at the meeting.
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Chicago Union Boss Auto Bomb Blast Details Surface
The report outlines a blast aimed at union leaders tied to the Yellow Cab and DUOC factions. Abata, once DUOC head, denies personal feuds while asserting his roles in SIU and related groups amid ongoing power struggles.
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Vatican Birth Control Commission Backs Pill As Rhythm Aid
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI advisory group endorsed the oral contraceptive pill as a supplement to the rhythm method. A split report may urge broader liberalization, while ruling the pill only to regulate cycles for safer family planning and not as a primary contraceptive.
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Strike at Nevada Test Site Ends Work for Rey nolds Co
Workers from nurses and first aid crews at Rey nolds Electrical and Engineering Co at the Nevada Test Site return to work after a one week strike. A spokesman for the Federal Mediation Board says both sides reached a two year contract agreement.
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Murder charge dropped in Whitmore case after Supreme Court ruling
New York evidence on confessions leads Assistant D. Atty. Aaron Koota to drop the murder count against George W. Whitmore Jr., already serving 5 to 19 years for attempted rape. Whitmore, once tied to three slayings including the Minnie Edmonds case, remains imprisoned on related charges.
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Justice Dept. Sues Philadelphia Officials Over Civil Rights March
The Justice Department filed suit in Jackson against Philadelphia Mississippi officials for failure to protect Civil Rights Marchers on June 21. It accuses Mayor Clayton Lewis Police Chief Bruce Katimer and the Board of Aldermen of permitting assaults harassment and intimidation, with police failing to control traffic or make arrests. The action seeks orders to provide protection enforce crowd restraint and discipline officers who fail to protect federally protected rights.
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North Viet Regiment Flees as U S Forces Reach New Front
Operation Nathan Hale continues its ninth day with a mammoth drive through jungle and coastal mountains 250 miles northeast of Saigon. American commanders deploy a Marine battalion alongside airborne troops, about 1 200 to 1 500 men, engaging in light sporadic contact with enemy forces.
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Trial opened in murder case tied to 1870 Civil Rights law
Indictments against six men were reinstated by the U.S. Supreme Court after Bootle had dismissed them. Lackey's confession centers federal trial strategy. Separately, Maj. Gen. John Norton assumed command of a large sweep against Communists with units from 1st Air Cavalry and Marines, reporting 395 killed and 141 weapons captured.
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Graham Attacks Long Faced Religion In London Sermon
Billy Graham urged 23 500 listeners that British churches are too cold and formal and warned that a life of sexual pleasure leads to regret. He linked Solomon’s wealth to moral need and spoke during a color broadcast sermon.
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Surveyor back to life wait time eyed for reboot
Scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory plan to warm Surveyor for several days before attempting contact. The lunar lander died during the long lunar night after relaying over 10,000 pictures and enduring minus 260 degree temperatures.
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UPI
Surveyor
America
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France Plans Hydrogen Bomb Trigger Test Next Weekend
Paris radio and government sources said France may begin testing the trigger for its hydrogen bomb in a three part series starting next weekend. Final warnings to aviators and shippers to stay clear of the Pacific Nuclear Testing Grounds would be issued within 24 hours. The first device would be detonated days after the warning.
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UPI
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Pacific
Crisis tests Argentina as Illia calls emergency cabinet meeting
Buenos Aires illness border crisis deepens as President Arturo U Illia summons cabinet members for an emergency session Monday night. Troops at three bases around Buenos Aires reportedly confined to barracks amid rising political tension.
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