Peronist Gains Redraw Argentine Congress Balance
In Argentina's congressional elections the Communist Peronist coalition won 3.2 million votes and added 35 seats to reach 52 in the 192 member lower house. The government party held about 71 seats. Bramuglia urged Peron’s return from exile to pacify the nation with May effective.
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Carlos A Bramuglia
Peron
Spain
Bramuglia
Juan Bramugla
Peronist Communist Coalition
Peoples Radicals Party
Péronists
Philippines United States begin bases revision talks
Manila talks mark start of revision discussions on the 1947 bases pact. The Philippines is expected to gain greater jurisdiction over crimes by U S servicemen, as protests grow over American military presence.
Last living giant condors cling to California coast
The final Ice Age condors on the California coast face a fragile survival. Protected yet dwindling, the birds with wingspans near 10 feet remain a rare sight in Ventura and surrounding areas.
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Ventura, Calif
California
Soviets Orbit Three Cosmos Satellites At Once
The Soviet Union launched three unmanned Cosmos satellites 61, 62, and 63 from one rocket in a single mission. Tass reported all three were functioning and transmitting data as part of the Cosmos program begun in 1962 to study communications, radiation, and spacecraft construction. The trio completes another three-in-one launch this year, with orbits of 106 minutes and 37 degree inclination.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Tass
Earth
Soviet Demands West Ferret Out Nazi War Criminals
Moscow demands the United States France and Britain take measures to uncover Nazi war criminals in West Germany and bring them to trial. It rejects East German war crimes data shared with West Germany and accuses Bonn of delaying or dropping prosecutions, citing a pending bill to extend prosecutions and an upcoming amnesty claim.
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UPI
Soviet Union
United States
France
Britain
West Germany
East Germany
Tass
Soviet Foreign Ministry
FRG
GDR
Beatles film location hit by avalanche near Obertauern
An avalanche just 60 yards from a Beatles filming site in Obertauern Austria caused no injuries or damage. The Beatles were not available for comment. The group carries a 1.4 million dollar insurance policy covering avalanche accidents. Nearby, fourteen Swedish students were killed by an avalanche about a week earlier.
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Obertauern
Austria
UPI
Samuel Book funeral set for Las Vegas Tuesday
Funeral services for Samuel Bank well known Las Vegas resident will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Bunker Brothers Mortuary with Rabbi Aaron Gold of Temple Beth Sholom officiating. He was born September 14 1908 in Toronto and died Monday in Boulder City. He is survived by his widow Barbara a daughter Jane Fry a son Thomas Book and several siblings in the United States and Canada. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery with charity donations requested in lieu of flowers.
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Aaron Gold
Temple Beth Sholom
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Ontario
Boulder City
Trust Deeds
Jewish Community Center
Barbara
Jane E. Fry
Las Vegas
Thomas H. Book
Reno
Sarah Brandes
Ida S. Shapiro
Rae Gaffe
Murray H. Book
Norristown
Louis Book
Gordon and
George Book
Woodlawn
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